Rivers Cry

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    Rivers Cry
    Stars twinkle on a black canvas as the breeze gentle rustles the leaves
    The River sings a mournful song of memories of long ago
    Of greatness it once knew but now can never show.
    You’ve robbed me of my beauty! It cries
    My life giving flow is fading!
    So much life depends on me, but they now are dieing away.
    What can sway the hearts of men?
    Why can’t you understand?
    Soon I will be nothing more but a dry desert waste land.

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    ArgusWayne commented on Rivers Cry

    11-13-2009

    Great work! The whole Earth is crying right now, a victim of mankind's greed, but I've always found it especially sad when I visit a creek or river where I waded or fished as a child only to find it polluted, channelized, stripped of trees, or drying up completely.
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    RicoSwaggz commented on Rivers Cry

    03-25-2009

    thank you for speaking the truth
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    countrypoet commented on Rivers Cry

    01-05-2009

    Excellent poem.We need to preserve our natural resources for all of the gifts that they give us.
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    In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite.

    Franz Kafka (1883-1924) Czech writer.

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