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The fall of dropping water
so wears away the stone, and though our threads are self-contained we’re woven, not alone. You fell but from the clouds, I'm a rider of the breeze, you speak softly to the ear, to the prophet of the seas. I am but a leaf that lingers on a stream bank’s sandy ledge, and it takes but a whisper now to push me from the edge, and send me water waltzing spinning gently round a nook, where waltzing turns to whisking in the clutches of a brook. I catch a dipping branch in this promise to deliver, rest a moment there til I’m spun into the river. Floating in a dream now looks closer to disaster, crashing over stones and peeking crests now ever faster. But in the bloodstream of this earth, so clear is my devotion, for I am but a messenger from the raindrop, to the ocean.
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