Beneath the Bridge of Quiet Hours
By Lucelar
I sit where the water whispers low,
Its emerald hush a lullaby,
And autumn’s gold begins to snow
From trembling leaves against the sky.
A wooden bridge arches, calm and wise,
Its back worn smooth by time and rain,
A passage for forgotten sighs,
Where deer once crossed, and dreams remain.
The trees lean in like old, kind friends,
Their trunks etched deep with bark and grace,
And light through yellow branches bends,
A stained-glass hush upon this place.
The stream flows clear with ancient thought,
It tells no lies, it holds no weight—
Just rocks and leaves the current caught,
All drifting slow, resigned to fate.
No need for words, no voice, no scheme—
Just breath, just heart, just here and now.
The world is paused inside this dream,
While peace sits gently on my brow.

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