Mirror to the Sky
Water Oh So Pure, Lifeblood of This World. (A Haiku)
Enigmatic elixir
Nourishing the Earth around it
Lifeblood of this world
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Water, oh so pure
Restorative and calming
Often overlooked
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Tranquil yet mighty
With the stories that it holds
Rushing through rocks
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Ebbing and flowing
Life-giving and sustaining
Its presence is felt
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Naya Lizardo
Travel addict, writer, knowledge enthusiast and poetry dabbler. I write about relationships, mental health, and social issues.
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Great word play Naya, I agree with the "often overlooked" line as well as people often state water as boring ignoring that, without it none of us could exist!