I Looked In A River Poem by Ray Feasey

I Looked In A River



I looked in a river from a bridge I was on
The river and bridge both small yet so strong
The water so clear you could see river bed
Yet what I saw cast around made me feel sad

A concrete pylon about two meters long
An old sack and Iron Gate and a cycle half gone
Then a blue plastic bag and a tyre yet no wheel
A place in seems for discarded items people steal

It’s a shame a disgrace as this debris is strewn
As around it all river plants and reeds fight for room
Yet again it’s a puzzle as the waters so clear
That’s despite this mess on the riverbed here


Copyright © 2008 Ray Feasey

I Looked In A River
Saturday, February 9, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: river
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Gloucetershire, London, Who Knows
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