
Ripples on a still pond. The slightest breeze in the air?
The water grows restless. Because of a stone thrown there?
The ripples spread out far. Their strength begins to fade.
Yet my vision is still obscured, by the veil the water made.
The mirror’s surface is murky as if shrouded in a mist.
I strain my eyes to see, through the haze that does persist.
What lies beneath the surface, In the depths of this still pond?
A mystery I fear, that my eyes have yet to gaze upon.
The ripples grow weak, but my vision is still clouded.
The water does not clear and the mirror remains shrouded.
Yet as the ripples fade away, as the water’s surface calms,
in its stillness, I see the reflection of the stars.
Even though the water stirs, the ripples lasting long,
in the end, in its stillness, only a reflection belongs.
Ripples on a still pond, A breeze, softly it does blow
The water stirs, restless, as a stone is thrown, sinking below.

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