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Currents of the Night
In the hush of stormy nights,
The river swells and sighs,
Whispers of the shadowed depths,
Where hidden secrets lie.
Raging waters, dark and bold,
Carrying the tales untold,
In each crest a spark of light,
In each trough, the whispers bite.
Embrace the chaos, fear the calm,
For both hold truths, both hold balm,
In the dance of dark and bright,
The river flows, a timeless flight.
Whispers of the River
In the dance of currents swift and wild,
Fallen branches lay, once strong and mild.
Each scarred limb, a tale of the past,
Of storms endured, of die and steadfast.
Whispers echo through the rippling wave,
Of triumph sweet and trials brave.
Some bear witness to joyful release,
While others, shadows of quiet cease.
Together they weave a tapestry bright,
In the embrace of day, in the fall of night.
Good and bad, as they intertwine,
A river's soul, both yours and mine.
Muddy Embrace
On muddy banks where shadows dwell,
Lies the tale of joy, the tale of hell.
Each ripple whispers, both dark and bright,
In water’s flow, pain meets delight.
A silent loss, a sorrowed song,
In depths of grief, where hearts belong.
Yet from the silt, new life will sprout,
From mud and tears, we learn to doubt.
The river winds beneath the sun,
In its embrace, we are all one.
With every turn, both good and bad,
In nature's hand, we breathe the clad.
So let the waters wash away,
The shadows cast, the burdens stay.
For muddy banks will cradle each,
The loss and love, in flow’s sweet reach.
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