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gently flows the river

a garland cinquain

gently
through the rushes,
from its cradle creeping,
comes a cool and sparkling fountain
singing.
 
singing,
flows the river,
where the children gather
from her bosom perch and mullets,
wide-eyed.
 
wide-eyed
sun, descending
to its evening ocean,
paints the skies with hints of golden
colours.
 
colours
of the rainbow
melt into the ocean,
where from mountain toil its rest comes
sweetly.
 
sweetly,
on the seashore,
lullabies in seashells
fill my music-starved ears e’er so
gently.
 
gently
flows the river
to its evening ocean,
where from mountain toil its rest comes
gently.

 
© Copyright 2021 June 08
by Clyve A. Bowen♫
Written by cabcool
Published
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A garland cinquain is a six-stanza poem with five lines to each stanza. The successive lines (1-5) of the first five stanzas reprise in stanza six.
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