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The Water Said

i asked the water for advice

It had me lay on the shore and close my eyes

While its wake licked my heels, speaking slowly

As i listened and took notes on the inside of my eyelids

 

When i woke, the sky was marble blue

And inside my eyes were hasty scribbles

trying to keep up with the lakes words

The water was weary then

Falling back to still sounds and quiet movement

And i, Only left with the words i had written

Sat back and closed my eyes

 

The water said...

Her kindness and dedication, for those she loves

and for that which she is passionate

Is a talent of the heart

though it may churn the ocean inside

causing ripples in the tide

She never leaves wanderers alone on stranded ships

Because that is the strife that lingers

coiled in between lonesome tired hands

and she is one who can feel

and truly understand

 

It's a talent of the heart

That you feel in her voice

And feel in her touch

and see in her face

as she smiles an skips

You are a lucky man

you are in the right place

 

Then the water rose

And i fled to grandmother tree

and she too spoke to me

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josh-koepp
American
Published
Jul 8, 2014
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