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The River's Whisper

It was always from the same breath

you were called both ***** and hen.

The cue from on the hoof words jarring.

They wanted to curtail your pride

to wrestle ambition,

chide even your Soliloquy.

 

By the soak of the covert

all she wanted to was wash

the dust from her feet,

proceeding to use a pumice

she recognised the endless toil.

 

Submitting to the widening  silence,

her cochlea impressed -

the whisper of what it was to hear a stream,  

the disciple's quest - now her inner strength :

wading courage, sharpened focus

the weathered course, she longed to know.

Tally Crane ,Oak and bream

the amble of time proceeded

mindful her shawl swept

towards a larger cycle .

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antony-glaser
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Nov 8, 2012
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