From Silent Sadness To The River Poem by Vicky Iliaens

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sadness in silent flowerchalises,
next to the loneliness of the riverbank

the sigh of tears,
the crying of drops,
that they may go to sleep.

falling,
without standing up again,
hidden and sleeping in closing flowerchalises,

to hold on
towhat might be be gone tomorrow

To be as two flowers,
gone forever, tomorrow into eternity.
gently taken on the small streams
Slowly passed to the river,
in which tears drown,
in which sorrow forms a confluency with the water,
so that its visibility disappears and water is made clear for every sunken flower.