Tuesday, March 3, 2009
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I walk river banks,
dream of conversation,
sniff the air and listen.
No insect hum, no bird song.
Only my sigh, a muted shape, rivals
water sounds. In the silence...
In the silence...I beg for one bird's call:
follow the course upstream
where the river itself takes color,
cuts tracks in land, twists
between stones to wash
its own deep channels;
ride a raft of my making,
until I hear all silence
and the current intertwine,
and light as a leaf on the river,
I learn wherever a river runs
a river will always be.
Patricia Crane 2002
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