Consider an upright pavement covered in tears Engulfed in several drops of liquid that's clear They trickle downwards through gravity Can get stuck in cracks Or go faster through humidity
No matter how fast or slow They all have one place to go To the end Where the body of water flows
As they trickle down A single drop can manifest another in its path If it gets too immense it's divided in two Who travel a different route until another act of math
However, There's always the drips of liquid Not too small not too big Who stay in one place And are missed by the other drop's trace
But on these shower walls Oxygen laced with hydrogen continues to fall There's no room for isolation For every square inch Is covered in beads of liquid
Surrounding me with the four corners I scratch the tiles to my left Four lines with the tips of my fingers Leaving to my right, I do the same and turn back left to see what lingers
There was no trace of me Because the flow of activity
So possibly If we continue to surround ourselves in energy Like the drops of animation There would be no room for manipulation Only room for movement, growth, and separation
If I could be God for just a night I'd change the globe to this pavement that's upright And every drop of you would be alright
I got the idea of this poem from sitting in my bath tub in the shower