Whispering Waters: Reflections on Nature and Family

Dec 10, 2025

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This piece explores the profound connection between nature and personal history. The imagery of rivers, waves, and mountains contrasts with themes of family and memory. It evokes a sense of nostalgia as the speaker navigates a journey marked by both joy and sorrow, recalling interactions with loved ones and the tranquility found in the natural world. Moments of reflection lead to deeper realizations, echoing the importance of grounding oneself in both heritage and the simple pleasures of life. A beautiful blend of the physical and emotional landscape.

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Whispering Waters: Reflections on Nature and Family

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Watch the river.
white clouds
too soon
Leave it to me.
I hear the waves.
almost enough
Is it really true?
It’s time to eat.
Let me carry it.
near the sea
talk to my father
the young face
the long list
my family
I cut myself.
above the clouds
Watch the game.
the peaceful Indians
without a care
I like being on the team.
the tall mountains
next to me
a few children
a long life
a group of Indians
He started to cry.
I hear the sea.
an important idea
the first day of school
almost four miles

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