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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required One laugh. Then another. Then it won't stop— giggling and tickling. Tears streaming, sides aching. The good kind of drops, the helpless kind— The kind that makes your face hurt. And you don't even care. Not grief! Not one bit of it! Just joy overflowing its banks. spilling down cheeks like a tap leaking, when someone forgot to turn off properly— drip... drip... drip... all through the night, maddening, wasteful: the sound that keeps a whole house awake. Cursed by everyone who ever lay there counting those endless, incessant drips. But turn the same drop loose in a drought, and it's a miracle instead of a nuisance— A spring, patient and unhurried, filling a tin bucket one speck at a time, watched by a farmer who has learnt that hurry never once made water fall faster. Ask the man crawling towards an oasis, throat like sandpaper, mind full of mirages, what a single drop is worth to him and he will tell you: Everything! Every last mouthful; every drop counts! They say, and they're right— Whether it's rationed in a canteen. Begged from a cracked and stubborn cloud. Shaken loose, unbidden, unstoppable by something so funny you can hardly breathe. Strange how the same small bead of water can be hoarded, hated, prayed for, wasted— and here, right now, streaming down a laughing face, simply, purely wasted on happiness and worth every drop. Not Earth. Never Dirt Say it plainly— This is Planet Water, the only sphere for light-years wearing a blue ocean like a coat. Seventy per cent liquid water, thirty percent afterthought. Every other planet out there is only stone, dust, and dryness; Everything is water - it's the hub of life, It's mother and medium, and azure milieu, Holding secrets no formula quite explains. Two parts hydrogen, one part oxygen and so much else besides— Call it Life, Alive, if you need a word for it, because nothing breathes, nothing grows; Nothing is sustained without it. And still we treat this miracle like plumbing— taps left running, rivers rerouted Aquifers drained faster than rain could answer. As if more would simply arrive from somewhere, as if the planet kept a second coming reservoir hidden away somewhere, banked for a rainy day. But it doesn't! Never Did! Can't Happen! All the water that will ever exist already exists, cycling, recycling in the water cycle. The same molecules that filled the ancient seas now fill our kettles, bathtubs, and tears. We only borrow it, use it, waste it briefly before it moves on draining away, indifferent to how carelessly we let it go. An old truth still holds— A well teaches its worth when it runs dry, and by then the lesson costs everything. So before the taps run to nothing, before the wells are empty and the dips fall silent. Remember what this world is actually named: not Earth! But Planet Water. Precious, patient, finite Water, We are only guests here, drinking from something we did not make and cannot replace. H 2 O Water! .
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