The Stream

When I journey along the stream,
that flows beside the meadow green,
I ask myself where does it go,
and why it wanders to and fro.

The answer it would seem to me,
is simply that it has to be,
for it to get from here to there,
it has to flow most everywhere.

Sometimes it curves around a bend,
a wondrous sight my sole to mend,
set in place by God's sovereign hand,
making earth a beautiful land.

Springing forth from mountains pristine,
it flows beside the meadow green,
oft times I hear it speak to me,
on its way to the crystal sea.

Heather Forsythe, 5th grade
@1993

Very Nice

Your daughter is in good company. Mark Twain once said that a story must flow like a stream, turning at every rock and nook, seemingly to go in endless directions. He said that it is not how you got the re that is important, but only that you did get there, like a stream to it's end.

Beautiful poem.

David E. Young
www.davideyoung.com

Beautifyl poem. Yes, sort of like-

Curtis J. Forsythe

one's journey down the path-way of life.

Thank you.

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