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57. Old River

Rivers were fat

with snowmelt

in June when rain

fell hard coming over

the range.  Beaver

headed to high ground,

dams swept north.  Ducks

ran new rapids 

avoiding eddy lines

fourteen inches high,

hungry to swallow branches

whole, spit them out shattered.

Fish, you just wonder

where they hide.

Posted byNatalieMay 18, 2024Posted inUncategorizedTags:flood, poetry, riverLeave a comment on 57. Old River
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