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Ripples:
Black tar and granite Washed over by the rain On an all day storm, late on the calendar It runs over the pavement so swiftly On it's way, to what end ... I don't know. Like a cleansing of the mind My ears hear the rush of the water Beneath my feet, As the streams intertwine, and mesh together As one... they form a pattern Of ripples on their way I don't know where they'll go... Some pipe or puddle or ditch, I only know that I see them With my own eyes, pointed to the ground My head titled, deep in thought... Yet for a moment, distracted by the water That runs across my path. Though the sight isn't unpleasant, I only wish I'd raise my head up More often, I suppose. And see the actions, And inactions in my life And any ripples I may make. Before it's all gone away... Like the rain on this wet afternoon.
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