The Mother of the Water

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Where in the world did the particles of hydrogen come from?

Will we ever know?

Or is it a hidden answer?

Hidden in the depths below...

She rushes over the earthbound rocks,

tearing off all their atoms. 

 And I watch them as they splash onto the floor,

sinking down the fathoms. 

 Beautiful but sharp, 

replenishing and more angelic than harps-

the Mother of the Water watches me,

and smiles throughout the time that she can be. 

 Even when I am soaked but pure,

she loves me for so long as she can carry me on her mirror. 

However where in the world has she come from? 

 To ask, is a pure liquid error. 

  Although I love her-

I haven't a clue if she exists or not. 

 And though she gradually becomes thinner-

her flow still steams a burning hot. 

 What could she possibly look like?

 Have you got any idea?

 Or is it a forbidden query?

 Lost in worlds of onomatopoeia? 

 Stupefying, don't you agree?

 That a watery element such of its own,

could have another 'me'? 

  Notwithstanding the feeling of Holiness when I run my fingers

through her hair,

I still get the reflex, especially when I am alone, that someone

else could also be there. 

 Rush over me, rush over me, rush over my whole soul. 

 Purify it, purify it-the animus and leak in like a scroll. 

 Nonetheless she smiles. And so the task could be complete.

 I had hidden under her waterfalls but I was unable to fall asleep. 

 So the drops of her power spilled onto my eyes, and I had dived into the land of wonders.

 The Mother of the Water saved my life, and thus I belong to love, not thunders. 

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