
From the beginning to the end, a being's true essence does not change.
Rated: Fiction K+ - English - Words: 228 - Reviews: 6 - Published: 08-25-12 - Status: Complete - id: 3053181
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A/N:Finally, a poem with proper structure. The title can be a little misleading though.
Enjoy, and don't forget to comment. ^^
I am a Fish
Born under the calm and constant sea
And breathing water without a care
Till my head rises above the waves
To take my first thirsty gulp of air,
I wade along a shallow stream
Carried along by Mama's hold
Till I learn to crawl and plod along
And watch the earth around unfold.
I drift along some more upstream
Wading upon my little feet
Till currents push me along
With my tail in a rapid beat.
The river comes, this great blue mouth
Straight through which rapid waters dash
Along a line through twists and turns,
Speeding along without a clash.
Later, the waters mellow out
And the rapid flows slow right down
To stagnancy and a divide
As I drift right back or turn brown.
As age passes through waterfalls
To flounder amongst rocks below,
I do my best but more for show
To live my time like long ago.
And then I drift to stagnant streams
To convene and lay down a seed
To carry on my legacy
As the waters of life recede.
And then the water halts in its flow
And I wait upon ocean's sheet
To cover me in its large spread
And turn my salty waters sweet.
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