A million pearls

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A million pearls from above
Mix with every road, farm and cove

Worth more to the subjects
Than other worldly extortionate objects

Creating new life in a never ending cycle
Something with which we cannot trifle

Each crystal clear drop, a story of its own
Can never be bought, even with the biggest loan

With great force, it makes even the mountains tremble
But with its playful nature, it feels so gentle on our temple

These million pearls from above, 
Are worth more than the diamonds we so love.




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