From my poetry blog.
Low River Listless and limp; unmoving bowers, no rain to wash her barren banks or call to arms redundant birds, incumbent on unforgiving scree. A hiker slides an angled drop, picks a route along the exposed spine, leaves behind dislodged stones. ©AndrewJamesMurray
Very good! I feel like I can relate to this one.
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Those dry Californian summers?
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yeah..
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Beautifully realized, Andy.
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Thank you Linda.
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