What the Water Keeps

What the Water Keeps

A Poem by Where Rivers Wander

Blowing down your back,
Is the wind I'm breathing.
Running down your pathways
Are the sighs I'm leaving.

Make me call for mercy,
Make me scream for air.
Teach me all your secrets
Into shades of torrid dares.

Call me to answer you now
And linger deep in your sway.
Lead me to the river,
Tell me deeply, come play.

Lay me beneath your thunder,
Where restless currents rise.
Hold me in your silence
And drown me in your eyes.

Pull me farther inward,
Past the edges we both know.
Till every guarded part of me
Is willing to let go.

Then leave your fire upon me,
Like dusk upon the sea.
So when the river calls again,
It still returns to me.


-Rivers
-Wander

© 2026 Where Rivers Wander


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Two currents met here. The river did the rest. more..