The Rivers’ Song
As I thought about our choices,
I heard the River’s many voices.
I am the River
Life’s water,
Mother, father, son and daughter.
I flow between the works of man
And clean myself as best I can.
Wherever Earth’s great cultures rose,
You’ll find a River always flows.
All that has made you runs in me.
I washed Life’s salts down to the sea.
It is in my estuary,
Life’s most fertile sanctuary,
Where my fresh water mix with salt,
That I feel your worst assault.
The bounty of this place can feed,
Uncounted species what they need.
I am the River
Water of Life
I am your lover, your husband, your wife.
If your young race is to survive
We Rivers must be kept alive.
We Rivers must be kept alive.
Ted Getzel
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