Black Rivers

Black Rivers

A Poem by Danielle Renee

She walks
like the fog that covers
the city, folding in on
herself. Her tears 
slowly trail down her
cheeks and drop from
her jaw. Black rivers
show in almost narrow
forms, slowly growing
deep. She silently
moves along, keeping
her problems to herself
while asking to remain
unseen. To forever be the
little old lady on the hill that
no one feels the need to keep.

© 2012 Danielle Renee


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beautiful and sad lines. there is a very sober feeling expressed, almost that contentment is somehow found in isolation, in self-reliance and self-awareness. I may be wrong. Strong writing :)

Posted 12 Years Ago


. To forever be the
little old lady on the hill that
no one feels the need to keep.

This wraps up nicely. Don't know why I thought of that old woman in Donny Darko...

Posted 12 Years Ago



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Danielle Renee
Danielle Renee

Houston, TX



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I’m a troubled, Texan writer whose soul resides some place beyond New York’s state lines. I believe in tragedies, but never consider fate. I’m not a fan of romance or relationships. .. more..

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