A Boulder’s Soul

I give my strength away to the flowing stream
That passes through my unmoving home

The waters slip by in a twinkling gleam

As it slowly strips me to the bone

Still I mustn’t scream

No, I must not even moan

I must be content to slip into dreams

As the waters polish my grainy stone 

The tides are getting higher it would seem

Or perhaps I am but sinking into the unknown

What is the current’s scheme

That it would chink away my throne?

Why does it seem to beam

As it makes my body roam?

What plan would ever deem

The moving of my home?