Poem: Patience like a River

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A small river
winds its way
through in its banks
carves a path
started a long
time ago
thousands of years
rock worn away
gradually changing
its course.
it eventually 
joins the bigger 
tributaries
flows past 
shores that 
never stay the same
despite the illusion
of complete
stillness.
Then branch out 
into distant lands
until it reaches 
the vast ocean

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