Where the River Meets the Sky: A Reflective Poem

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The river and sky meet in a quiet embrace, blurring the line between movement and stillness. This poem reflects on their timeless dance and the lessons they share.
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Where the River Meets the Sky

The river hums a quiet tune
Its waters deep its spirit wide
It carries whispers from the moon
A drifting dream upon the tide

The willows bend with knowing grace
Their fingers trace the silver gleam
Reflections shift they lose their place
Like echoes rippling through a dream

The sky leans low in hushed embrace
Soft clouds dissolve in water’s glow
No start no end no time no space
Just endless blue that bends below

A heron wades through mirrored light
Its wings outstretched yet still confined
Between the earth and stars in flight
A fleeting truth not yet defined

The river runs the sky remains
One always moves one watches on
Yet in their meeting both are changed
A moment held then swiftly gone

So let us be like sky and stream
One drifting free one standing tall
And in between the quiet gleam
A place where love can hold us all

by Alex Green

PUBLISHED: Mar 07, 2025
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