I am scraps of ornate paper lace flung into a smooth creek bed.
The bits and pieces of me float along,
Whispering to the soft croaks of frogs.
The sun shines against the white thin sheets of the secrets.
Written in small gentle script, they don’t know where they are going, or even where they’ve been.
All they need is to exist in harmony with the silky water
Flowing over my human hands.
Nobody knows of their life except me,
And the little creatures who hide under the rustling leaves.
The bits and pieces of me float along,
Whispering to the soft croaks of frogs.
The sun shines against the white thin sheets of the secrets.
Written in small gentle script, they don’t know where they are going, or even where they’ve been.
All they need is to exist in harmony with the silky water
Flowing over my human hands.
Nobody knows of their life except me,
And the little creatures who hide under the rustling leaves.
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