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RIVERS MAKES ME QUIVER

by @wichitarick

RIVERS MAKES ME QUIVER Youthful mind left wandering just feeling the wetness from yards into the curbs Ripples running curbside over toes, forming those first streams for a meandering mind Clouds collecting power,mists collecting,forming Drop by drop rains flowing into their reserves   High mountain lakes reflecting their passion, partitioned by beavers to make their own pond   Broken into brooks flowing faster downward into streams,cool and clear their taste like sweet liqueurs Beauty not confined to a torrent but gifted with greenery and wildlife ,flowers that make the forests more confident Trickles forming into cascades downward making outpourings & overflows waterfalls forced through the fissures Gravity needs spaces we watch as it heightens then widens,making it's way through the continent quickly becoming most prominent Admire her beauty but reap her rewards,wet bounty to feed the fields, food for fishes ,generations receive her treasures Canoeists,kayakers or legendary steamboat captains are fond of their flowing, boys wondering where she will go ,knowing our tears of joy will flow to the sea should be our greatest compliment. R.C.
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Sep 12, 2018
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Nice memories from time spent on or in some favorite rivers,but also how great a part they play in our lives and the geography . Thanks for reading ,your thoughts are helpful. Rick

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