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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I somehow missed the river in these woods Until I heard water dripping onto heavy moss A whisper in earthen tongues A hymn sung in deep green Stepping to the water, I sought a name. I bled into color and waded into aimless conviction. The surface interlaced my fingers—playful The current rose to my shoulders and I felt the waves from within them Folding around and under my arms Tracing my back in a dance that mirrored the fluttering of my fingertips A cool weight against my chest and rising up through my throat A breath suspended between my lips, unsure of its direction, Wavered Until I fell from within like a rain cloud I poured out as I drank in Colorless abandon and sparkling mirth Cloudburst and spring I stood frictionless on her bed Finding those softened edges that fit into mine and held me steady But the trees whispered their scattered ramblings, And my fingers faltered in the flow, The earth rose to swallow the current And the stones shed their last sorrowful rivulets Back to the road as the fading light greyed Unanswered and unguided As before yet renewed Past the the trailing reaches of the canopy, The wind sighed at the darkening sky, But as I left the green I smiled: Flashes on the horizon and rumblings in the earth Echoes of her soundless song
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