Dear water
Water, oh water, you magical thing, Flowing and gushing, a joy you bring! π With no set structure, you roam free, Like a river dancing, wild and carefree. π Your syllables vary, like waves on the shore, Sometimes gentle, sometimes with a roar. π You quench our thirst, you make us clean, Without you, dear water, life would be mean. π¦ In lakes and oceans, you shimmer and shine, Reflecting the sun, like a diamond divine. β¨ You give life to plants, to creatures so small, In your depths, a whole world does sprawl. π But water, my friend, you can be quite funny, Like when you splash us, all wet and runny! π You make us slip and slide, like a playful child, With your mischievous ways, you drive us wild! π€ͺ Yet, we cannot deny your importance, it's true, For without you, dear water, what would we do? π§ So let's cherish your presence, with a smile on our face, And remember, water is life's saving grace! π
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