Water Droplets

Morning dew clings tight To thin branches reaching to the sky While gravity tugs down. Crystal balls reflect the world While keeping their secrets. Some round, some oval, Frosty beads and clear droplets, Nature's chandelier. Light breaks through water droplets, Forming bridges to the sky. Mirror and lens both, Each drop shows what surrounds it And makes it larger. Some eyes were wide open in awe, Others are dreaming, half-closed. Silent talks between droplets In their world of light Some alone, some as a community. Tiny planets in orbit Around the branch that holds them. Earth feeds tree roots deep, A tree lifts water to the sky Full circle of life. Liquid jewels of poetry Write verses without speaking. Here and then gone so fast, Small yet holding everything, The dawn's fleeting treasure. Ordinary twigs become Pathways between earth and sky. Countless shimmering Worlds in perfect balance hanging Both nothing and everyone in all.