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Water, Water, Water


Water, Water, Water, Violent and vicious or sustaining and placid, Still like glass when clam, Broken into waves that look handcrafted. The body of a human, male or female, Composed in parts of two to three, Of this life giving entity, Strong and sturdy it will be. Life dwells within it body And that life it shall sustain. Making up ponds and lakes, It beauty reigns. The Earth covered by the oceans and seas, These bodies cover the majority. Holding an underwater would, That many humans have not yet seen. Omnipresent, even unseen, Moving and flowing with few borders. It is vital to you and me, Water, Water, Water
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