
When I grow up I want to be a river a flow of ease clear and welcoming reflecting forest green. I want to feel the slide and shine over pebbles smooth and freely wandering down the mountainside no obstacles only friends. © Ali Grimshaw 2021 Day 12 of Na/GloPoWriMo. I went rouge with my urge for freedom and didn't follow the prompt.
Beautiful my friend. 💕
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Thank you❤️♥️
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Love it❤
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Thanks for reading, Saima.
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That was so lovely and so positive! Just what I needed to read today, thank you
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Ann,
I am so glad to hear this this poem brought a postivite lift to your day. We can all use some sunshine words after last year.
Sending you wishes for wellness.
Ali
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Go rouge Ali! Loved it especially
I want to feel the slide
and shine over pebbles
smooth and freely
wandering
down the mountainside
no obstacles
only friends.
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Chere,
Somehow I am not surprised to hear that this spoke to you. You are doing just that right now. You are living as a river wild and free.
Thanks for this reflection. I look forward to the day when I can hug you.
Travel safe and make each day count.
Ali
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Your poem is so beautiful and filled with peace and joy.
Like you I get absorbed looking at brooks and rivers like that.
miriam
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Miriam,
Glad to hear that this poem spoke to you. I am always amazing by the relief being next to a river can offer.
Wishing you a beautiful day,
Ali
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We have fallen in love with a place by a river in France and have been yearning to return. Covid restrictions have rather stymied our plans. Your piece reminded me of the natural beauty of the hamlet of Brivezac.
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I miss traveling too. There are so many beautiful places in the world. If my poem brings back a happy river memory for you then I feel the words were used well. Thanks for sharing.
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When I grow up
I want to be a river
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We can be rivers together
both flowing freely to
our ocean mother
Love to you,
Ali
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