She sits from where
the rainbow arches into the river.
As I eye her fishing net
she reads the question in my mind.
*I'm waiting for three thirty
when tides begin to fall
but the shrimps can't go back.*
When the bank begins to bare
she glides into the waves
till the water cools her *******
I walk away knowing
she would bob up to the hour
the moon is upon her face
and she has made another morrow
from the river.
Jul 12, 2016
Jul 12, 2016 at 4:30 AM UTC
She sits from where
the rainbow arches into the river.
As I eye her fishing net
she reads the question in my mind.
*I'm waiting for three thirty
when tides begin to fall
but the shrimps can't go back.*
When the bank begins to bare
she glides into the waves
till the water cools her *******
I walk away knowing
she would bob up to the hour
the moon is upon her face
and she has made another morrow
from the river.
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