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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The year's spring rains were abundant, saturating and immersing us; a haunting of waters. Mother Earth accepted each downpour from her deep abode. Her bosom holds all the waters from brook to abyssal; arteries of creek and river, veins of lake and sea, heart of the oceans. She sees the clouds grow ripe, feels the coarse and driven wind, hears the weighty rumble of thunder and waits for lightning's charge to unleash certain fury. She breathes deep in anticipation. A deluge pours forth, mixing with the soil and elements; a baptism granting absolution to the earth. Mother Earth drinks her fill, passing the torrent of a night on to the arteries of her being. Some of the cloudburst penetrates deep cracks and fissures in the rock, replenishing well and aquifer. The purity of this gift restores the innermost parts of her being. The flood swells her arteries past bursting. Fertile soils and banks are lifted, carried and cast forth on new land. Mother Earth bows, absorbing the water's challenge, yet each time her countenance is altered, if imperceptibly. She holds dominion over the waters and shares them with all life and the eternal sky. Microbe and mountain, Sea creature and ocean deep. Infinite varieties of earth-bound life, and man. All are sustained, restored, and held in stasis by the waters. A Haunting of Waters 6-7-14
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