I perched myself on a flat rock by the water's edge.
And there, I compared my life with the river.
Just as its tributaries replenish it daily,
Changing it in some small— sometimes great— degree,
So have the day-to-day occurrences of life altered me.
Like the river, I go about peacefully most days,
Happy with things just as they are.
Yet, as the river sometimes rages,
So do life's problems overwhelm me now and then—
Even to the point that I think I can take no more.
Then, little by little trouble subsides,
And, like the river, I am again at peace.
This is so contemplative and lovely flowing writing David, like the river you describe...
It has just reminded me of a favourite song by BEAUTIFUL SOUTH ...THE RIVER which I play when I need serenity and calm...
'And, like the river, I am again at peace.'.....
Sending good wishes...
Diana...
I love this poem, David. When I lived in Cincinnati some years ago I
I enjoyed watching the Ohio River, losing myself in its many moods, letting my mind wander in the joy of it.
Very descriptive scene, and the tranquility of it shines through the lines of carefully picked up words that are creatively arranged. the message is deeply profound.
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It has just reminded me of a favourite song by BEAUTIFUL SOUTH ...THE RIVER which I play when I need serenity and calm...
'And, like the river, I am again at peace.'.....
Sending good wishes...
Diana...
I enjoyed watching the Ohio River, losing myself in its many moods, letting my mind wander in the joy of it.
just me
(and tom and huck)
and the river
-gene.
Very descriptive scene, and the tranquility of it shines through the lines of carefully picked up words that are creatively arranged. the message is deeply profound.
Cynthia
Be always safe,
Karen