Wednesday, June 6, 2018

Rivers Edge: Poem

I was doing some video work for some of my poems at the Ocqueoc Falls near Rogers City, Michigan. I have a poem called Rivers Bend and I changed it a little and titled it Rivers Edge here and add in the Odawa Indian name.


Title: Rivers Edge
By: Bruce Hackmann 


The winding river softly flows 
As the eagle glides on the wind
With each twist n turn the river goes 
While the brook trout swims around the bend

The wandering river carefully circulates
As the turtle crawls back to the stream
With each curve n curl the river percolates 
While the Mallard floats around midstream 

The roving river rolls along
As the deer drinks from the river’s edge
With each zig n zag the river is strong
While the beaver sits on the rocky ledge 

The meandering river flows through the forest 
As the Chief of the Odawa stands ... by The Rivers Edge

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