The well-traveled river has been everywhere one could imagine. Discerning, dividing, cutting deep into rocks. It’s seen it all. Everything has been done and said where it comes from. Yet, it still longs to return to the sea. I dip my toes into its water. The tide pushing against me, the waves echo another time and place, and a long ago hurricane far enough away now that the river should have forgotten. Yet its heart is still filled with rhe memory of seaweed. The shore, not satisfied with the sway of the waves taunts the river. Flaunting its erosion in its face.
-Tosha Michelle
Great read and deep.
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Thank you
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This a incredible read. Good work T as always
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Thanks sweet lady 💕
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Very well written.
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Thank you
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Amazing as always, love.
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Thank you 💕
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Lovely and deep. This was special.
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Thank you. Hope you’re having a great Friday
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It is always a great day when I am reading your work. Have a good one.
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Aww thanks
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Oh, that cruel, cruel tide!
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It’s extremely rude. Ha ha
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Brings to mind the songs “Deep River” and “Shenandoah.” How they build to crest and fall to shallows. Well done Tosha. 🙂
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Brings to mind the songs “Deep River ” and “Shenandoah”. A wonderful flow, with the crests and shallows. Well done Tosha. 🙂
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Thanks. I have those songs in my head now
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nice 🙂 I love the river ❤
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Thanks my artsy friend
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Hi Tosha, I really love this unusual piece of writing, it is beautiful. I love rivers and the sea, and live near several streams that run into a system of vleis and then out to the see not far from here. has a wonderful sound and flow, and draws one in with its depth, and just a hint of sadness, like a Schubert piano trio. Best wishes and blessings, Charles.
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Thank you kindly. You’re always so lovely xx
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Thanks Tosha, always love reading and listening to your work, also enjoyed reading the interview very mush, have a great weekend, best wishes and blessings, Charles.
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💕💕💕💕
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a heart felt thank you, how could I not feel the love and warmth. 🙂
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You’re welcome 😊
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🙂
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I am happy for you that you got to dip your beautiful toes into the water. May you never turn back but keep going towards the great oceans of possibilities.
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Thank you. Onward 😊
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You are very graciously welcome.
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Reblogged this on John Cowgill's Literature Site and commented:
By the very lovely Tosha Michelle.
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Aww thanks
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Aww. You are very graciously welcome.
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A true way with words 😊
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and apparently a sixth sense too. Happy Saturday
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Incredible ❤️❌⭕️❌⭕️💋
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Thank you
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Of course!!
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🙂
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Wonderful image and beautiful writing, Tosha.
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Thank you
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Hi Tosha, I adore the picture of the tree. It is so great. Thanks for sharing and congrats ❤
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Thank you!
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Aw dear, you’re welcome. The merit is yours. I’m pleased 🙂
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Very kind. Hope you’re having a wonderful weekend
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your simple but selfless and truthful words arrived to me as a caress. Thank you very much and have a nice week you too 🙂
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Aww so lovely
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