Wistful waters croon
their tranquil notes,
stirring streams
to run the course
of our age’s peaks and troughs –
ululating reservoirs pool
naturally when catastrophes
become walled dams;
unabated, the simple reed’s voice
needs no coax from restless winds
to play us healing songs.
by *paige six
... from a silent space
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monkey like this poem so much monkey read it 5X + think about it.
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Lovely. Thank you very much, monkey.
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Absolutely beautiful Anita
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Thanks again for all the generous comments, Elaine. Much appreciated.
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how lovely this is Anita.
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Thank you very much, Helene.
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