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ENVIRONMENTALESE
digital academic journal

Dirty Rivers
Bridget Tully is an undergraduate student at Aurora University pursuing a Bachelor's in English. She writes more stories in her free time, but she finds writing poetry easier. Bridget also wants to do what she can to save the environment, including our forests and rivers.
Water fills deep holes
And absorbs dirt, leaves, and moss
To become black mud.
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The mud flows downhill
Through the dug path it takes up
With help from the wind.
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The mud becomes green
As it adopts leaves from dirt
And sets them all free.
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Black and green liquid
Flow past people who step back
And turn away fast.
People disappear
But the liquid keeps moving
For green leaves and moss.
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