On the Pass
by Edward Alan Bartholomew
I think I heard the water speak When passing by the frozen creek. I do not know where lay the mouth; I left the pass to take a peek. Still a child, I began. I do not know which way it ran; The water held its icy tongues And told the child nor the man. I followed till the creek ran dry. I follow still, I know not why. I think I heard the water speak But cannot manage to reply. |
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