In a world of water, many seas, a single drop holds unremembered dreams.
Oceans become seas become rivers become oceans again. Water knows no bounds.
Dip your finger in holy water and feelancient spirit of the All in All
flow through each cell within your body, ocean unto itself, memory retained.
As you walk barefoot along the beach observing foam-capped waves break and rush to shore, knowsomewhere another looks and sees your dream, recognizes self in ocean spray. On the surface of blue ocean calm seereflected promise, treasure of the deep.
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Reviewed by Dan Zuewski (Reader)
Reviewed on November 21, 2004
fantastic! this is truly a beauty... much better than the water cycle they teach in school ;)
I love this poem Dawn! I've been sxploring water for a story. this is so good. I was looking into the waters above the heavens;-)What you wrote fascinates me! very creative, brilliant sentiments!
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ocean unto itself,
memory retained."
Love those lines. Nice write.