Cascading water falls
Over sheer granite walls
The enfolding row of trees
Sway gently in the breeze
The droplets pause a moment
Humming with delight
Before they madly leap down
In a deafening, noisy flight
The river foams with anger
And roars with majestic might
Its waves of rising temper
Put hovering birds to flight
The fishes in the river
Eyes aglaze with fear
Dart away in speed
To hide among the reeds
The pretty scenic sight
Fills me with great delight
I throw my sorrow away
My heart is now light.
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Have been there. There is something magical as well as musical about water in its flight. A lovely write
Always amongst the first to appreciate- hats off to you along with sincere thanks for the read. 💅🙏🏼
Beautifully written ✌️
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