The river song

The river song

The river song sweetly sings, sauntering, with no point; gurgling in the moment of every rippling ripple.
Thus pushing on, taking with him, waifs and strays, causalities succumbed to autumn winds and harsh downpours.
His grassy banks writhing with awakening plants, and creatures of the night; the Northern star, and moon, has yet to fade. An air so fresh, each lung smiles, breathes freely, lifting their host, light as a feather on the breeze.

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