MuddyRiverGirl's Poetry Collection - 2. Flushing Out

Flushing Out (A Poem) - By MuddyRiverGirl

Whispering winds traveled through the willows

Prancing raindrops slipped from their protection

Sunlight filtering through the lightened branches

Tiny streaks of golden ribbons work to staunch out the cold

Blossoming green twigs still youthful and yet so very old

Strings of entwined leaves flick off any anger, sorrow, and hate

All to be left is just the newly harbored water, contained within

Flushing out sickness, illness, and any of the other dark sins

Leaving just healthy, glowing joy pronounced in ridged bark

With every crevasse and crack alike, away drains every awful blight

Tiny golden veins burst out of the gently hard willow tree's skin

All to be started by a beating heart from within.

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