Be like water, he says
And so here I stand, bare and unarmed
I begin to slip quietly into this liquefied crystal world,
Leaving my shelter of earth behind, I am frightened and unfurled,
For what lies beneath and beyond appears almost clandestine
Yet I like a challenge, a mystery, a newly discovered find
The sky above devoid of light,
Except for peeping pinholes of ethereal sight
As if observing my challenge by the sea
But why should I care, this is not for them, it’s for me
The cosmic beaming flashlight so high above,
Reflecting this liquid mirror of pure unwavering love
Why be so hard, rooted, and locked
When there is water, so soft, yet still penetrates rock
Slivers of silvery thread ripple and glide
Across the fluid blanket that is tonight’s courage ride
Licking my skin, lines blur, we become one
I become water, as fire is to the sun
Be like water, he says
And that is as I am, tonight and forever more