Fast Flowing River
By mark_yelland-brown
Sat, 27 Apr 2019
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The sun-sparkle of water over rocks,
Crystalline,
The driving flow of the fast moving river,
White froth and the marbling
Of muddy brown.
Broken trees, at odd angles, sticking out,
Of river banks,
Or on mossy top;
Bleak arms raised,
Or captured, in wild gesture, or agony.
Here and there,
Observed in their own seeming stillness,
Grazing cows in green fields adjoining,
Or a single, skittish doe,
Taking quick drafts of icy water,
Darting eyes scanning for danger.
Fast moving river,
Inexorable,
Sourced from high mountain snow,
Always flowing-
Time is measured out in equinox,
And the Moon’s millennial scars.
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Some great descriptions of
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Some great descriptions of nature in this poem. Felt like I was there as I read.
Jenny.
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