By Tryphena Louise Williams (c) 2010
Willow branches bent as if to speak, gently sweeping river waters deep
How is it that all life does flow, within these waters far below
Ever watching seasons pass, on grassy banks that may not last
Willows standing strong and tall, winds a blowing they sweep and fall
Waters tumbling a well worn way, rocks and boulders, surging waves
Birds are singing high above, a symphony of sound, as if in love
What more could love, give to thee, than this dream, of what may be
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