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| Raging rivers through the mountains Like the excitement of a young child Itself, in all its beauty Flowing freely over the boulders Water banks widen and shrink The gracefulness abounds Curves and hills through which it travels To the new spring down the way Its coldness, yet its warmth Behold the one there The river runs forever Again, in all its beauty Shall the river ever run dry I shall die. Written and copyrighted by: Kathy L. Pugh |
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