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Poem about daily struggles |
| It is the water drip of life that Erodes the stone of our souls. Where the storms would pass unknown Where the rain would make us grow. When the deluge runs passed Unheeded and unnoticed rain, The small drops after take us Grinding malice into our veins. The frigid winters pass Survived by our strength and hope But the slow cold spring that follows Dims the fire of our souls. It steals our dreams, our lives In slow and grinding strokes That carve channels in our cheeks And steal our fondest hopes. Though the mountains survive the tempests, The fire, the wind, the quakes. It is the relentless, slow-flowing steams That dissolve it in their wakes. But the water drip of life Is what gives us life to be Without the water, without the fire And cold, we can never breathe. |