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The Current

Swiftly flowing in its placid journey Passes towers of arboreal green Irrepressible current coursing free Tranquility so rarely felt or seen Then the current engages violence Grinding boulders in its angry freefall Only Death travels here seeking credence Even the stalwart in this fury stall None will escape the current’s crashing flow Its watery claws seize all that are born Who, carried through paths both severe and slow Learn of peace after beaten down and worn Do I ride and wrestle the current’s wave? Or pine and wish the current were a grave?
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darren-koobs
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Apr 2, 2011
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