Willows by the riverA Poem by MaddiSupple branches splash; Wet pebbles glint; Long lines of willows Thrust their nets of Bunting into the glassy stream. Leaves cascade, Falling, tumbling, Turning to sailboats. A little fleet of silver-green Drifts away Down, down the river. We try to follow, but the willows Hold us down. Helpless, we watch through the Dense foliage As our little boats snag on the wind; They plunge downwards. For a moment, Ripples spread; then all traces are gone. And the glass-cold river water keeps on tumbling As if there were nothing wrong.
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1 Review Added on June 26, 2018 Last Updated on June 26, 2018 AuthorMaddiThe oak tree by the pond with the coy fish, Norfolk, United KingdomAboutI LOVE writing and reading poems, reading books and some fanfiction too! All literature is accepted by me! I'm also a cynical, sarcastic and rude person, but those who get to know me, love me for it. .. more..Writing
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