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Bruce Levine
Poems
Nov 2018
The River of Time
The river of time
Flows through the essence
Of human existence
Forging canyons in the soul
Following a path
Of its own creation
Leaving silt in its wake
Stones along the shore
Rapids interrupt
Its meandering migration
As the current overtakes
Rocks scattered in the bed
Casting spray on daydreams
Leaving empty holes
Where the future
Would have been
The river holds the memβries
Of sailors long since gone
Waiting for new entries
Dragged against their will
Shadows from the trees
Quiver in the wind
Darkening the riverβs path
Where sunshine should have been
Shallow pools created
As the river branches off
An oasis holding time
That the current ignored
Skipping stones on the surface
Thrown by people on the shore
Setting off vibrations
Concentric circles spreading out
Fastening forever
As the ripples disappear
Time alone remembers
The river that flows along
Leaving empty caverns
Cut in solid stone
That once had happy endings
Before the ebb and flow
Written by
Bruce Levine
New York
(New York)
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