I once saw a waterfall!

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"Haiku; Drip, Drop and a Splash!"


I once saw a waterfall;


Gushing through the rocks,

A sensation of shock,

the golden, gleaming glow,

the fast and furious flow,

the roaring, splashing sounds,

the crashes through the grounds,

Its tremulous force,

shows no remorse,

sweeps away all,

that treacherous fall,

that glamorous gleam,

that obscured seam,

the tranquil sounds,

the eerie pounds,

Its poised grace,

Its Nature's pace. ~N.L Ain



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