A Tiny Drop of Art

Have you seen water stand on itself?

Bubbling past its rim

And then hold it’s self, half dome

A whole universe within.

 

Sometimes a drop will meet another

And then meet a handful more

And they each envelope a color

Different for every drop to store

 

The darkest part is in the middle

A speckle of almost half black

And these are pupils of all the colors

To look in and out, forward and back.

 

With time they all forgot they were water

And believe in only their found color

 

And where they place their eyes

Their colors start to show.

The tandem witnessing and making

Only half of the process did they know.

 

Then some dots declared

“We are clear and empty

And instruments of the divine

We have not our own purpose

It all is God’s, nothing is mine.”

 

A drop child, tiny and fresh

Said, “I may only be a tear”

“But, that does not discredit

All that I hold dear.”

 

“I think and I dew,

I may not be all knowing,

But I am too!”

 

The dots replied sarcastically, “Says you.”

But this moment is suspended,

Waiting for those to understand,

 those to say "How true."

 

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