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Rivers by K Carlton Johnson Wednesday, January 02, 2008 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan What are rivers
Rivers If it is just about water I could answer the question the floating and rapid growth of pools after rain or the mud that blackens the hull as we pull to the shore rivers, however, are usually sandy bottomed, silt lined, filled with random fish. It is the stories a river tells between the banks river bends, sand bars the occasional sunken log boys jumping to swim merchandise going to market water crossed by a bridge, take sides now, the river becomes political.

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Reviewed by Rafika Anderson	1/2/2008

Yes, the river runs just like life, deep, mysterious, teeming with interesting characters and the unknown is just around the bend.