And it rained!
The water tumbling from the sky,
My River rose and rose,
The path where I walk
No longer there.
The clear green water
Now brown and opaque.
But like life
We have sunny days
And we have rainy days.
I know the rain will stop
And My River will subside.
And once more I will walk,
I will walk my path
Beside the clear green beauty,
The clear green beauty of My River
That I know will return,
As it always does.
It will always be there,
Be there in my life
As I walk by My River
With My Spirit of Life.
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Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) (
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Comments9
What a wonderful poem.Let us hope your river is always ther
Thank you David, My River is always there for me.
Andy
A lovely poem. Some great imagery.
Most kind Tom. thank you.
Andy
Will ya repeat this poem tomorrow - for today's rain?!
Tomorrow is the yesterday.... oh, I never get it right! lol.
Probably, just read that the street next to My River is closed due to flooding!
Andy
As you will always be there Andy. 😊👍
That is for sure AP, thank you.
Andy
A great metaphor, we all have deluges in our lives our banks will overflow but with the knowledge that things will subside and return to normal if we only have the patience to wait.
So true soren, all will be right in the end.
Andy
Didn't know you lived on the east coast of Australia, Andy......You are mean - you've hidden the scotch.......
I wasn't going to tell you but you are always welcome to have a scotch Dave.
Andy
Tremendous work. Beautiful and great song.
Most kind Thomas, thank you.
Yes I like John Denver.
Andy
Always look on the bright side dear Andy, you wouldn't be you any other way. ❤️
As you know I always do Teddy, thank you.
Andy
This is such a beautiful metaphor for how we cope with life. Thank you my friend!
Much appreciated Bella, thank you.
Andy
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