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A River of the Mind
By Richard Vance A river flows along it’s path, o’er rocks and logs, whatever else, to slowly slip along through shallows deep; to keep - within it’s banks, or mostly so - the flow… A soundless scene, serene… But so much more it seems, is seen, above the coal black shine; the underside unknown... Those silent cries from down below go by without a nod - a nothingness… The glassy, dark and distant depths will hide it’s soul, It’s voice to tell of rivers past and silent storms, of memories – both good and bad - of life the way it was… No sparkling sunlight reaches down to warm the heart; To bring alive desires new, no beauty’s touch can reach the other side, an ugliness that permates, will draw all eyes away from nature’s rush, a hush… Just blustery skies reflecting hues of gray As consciousness just slips away… copyright 10-19-11
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