Life is a River
Life is a river.
It's movement
one breath inflates our lungs,
we're
constantly
spilling
over the banks
and then,
washing into the stream again.
Then the rapids,
the water doesn't stop,
it crashes against the rock and churns together,
but it all calms down and we are floating
in a stagnant lake.
A dragonfly buzzes by landing lightly on the surface,
before taking off again.
A rock thrown by a child creates
thousands of ripples,
little fish send bubbles to the surface.
The water is still moving.
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