We whispered sordid secrets on the hill…
a misty mountain, innocent and shy;
a chat, a promise, all the world was still…
vows bathed inside a stream which ran nearby.
It wasn’t long before they learned to swim…
the current called, they left the riverbank;
the easy waters pacified this whim…
concerns and hesitations simply sank.
Then suddenly it all took on new force…
the river ran, our feelings met their foe;
words found themselves upon a reckless course…
we didn’t know just how far they could go.
Once guarded feelings; waterfalls and fears…
vows met their death upon deaf, pebbled ears.
Bryon D. Howell (ctpoet4muse@aol.com)
25th January, 2005
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