the winding river now runs dry
its jagged banks exposed
the dwellers left
seeped through the depths
I saw one tried a lifeless moss
the pristine brooks are gone
lay dry and mute
the long percussioned rocks and sand
the roots of fallen trees stick out,
outstretched much like a pleading palm,
so grave this drought it sucked this earth
where water was 'tis dust and dirt
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