The RiverA Poem by Ricohard
You walk along the bank.
Dirt and clay squish through your toes. Dry, dead gum trees overshadow your footsteps. A hand is pushing at your back, forcing you forwards. Alright. Alright. Im going! Dont push me! you say. The trees block out the light. Dark footsteps. Still it pushes. You stand facing the river. Water is open and still. You know still waters run deep. Pushing, Pushing, Pushing you closer. It lifts you up. You scream. It throws you in. Muffles the sound of your scream with the rising bubbles. You are diving through the river. You still feel the hand, pushing, pushing you further. You gasp. The release. The hand still pushes © 2008 RicohardReviews
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Added on February 28, 2008AuthorRicohardBendigo, AustraliaAboutRicohard. Studying a Diploma of Professional Writing and Editing at BRIT, Bendigo. Published in 2007 BRIT Anthology "Painted Words" with an excerpt from a Script and a Poem. Also in "Deliver Us From E.. more..Writing
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