The River Poem by James Murphy

The River

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Beneath the cityscape or cool green pasture it meanders
Ever developing and ever changing

The horizon is dark today
Tomorrow it will be bright
I hope

The banks and lush vales or verges
Shape it
To an extent.

It has started way back and has been fertilised by the rain
Making it who it is
Creating a masterpiece.
I suppose,

Companionable streams accompany the river some go, and some remain, some even join along the line,
Ever ebbing.

It will survive through the cacophony and tumultuous streams of life.
Men bridge over to avoid it. A force a power It is now.

Beneath the cityscape and green earthen pastures, I meander, independently now.
Ever developing and ever changing.

The horizon is dark today. tomorrow it will be bright,
I hope.,

Tuesday, February 6, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: green
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
My inspiration for this poem came to me while spending a day with my grandfather by the sea and a n image came to my mind flashing on my inward eye of a river and how it coincidentally represents life.
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James Murphy

James Murphy

Limerick Ireland
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