Water Poem by Olorode Olorunleke

I was lost in thought of a wonderful work I saw,
The existence of life without a pillar yet built in
darkness.
Not until the divine finds no place to settle that your
glory came.
At a word you split for the illumination of the soil,
Then you've been a pillar of existence that none can
hate.
Nothing is done without you been with us my love.
A cane of chastisement you're to our God when we
were in sin
And Had vowed never to, till the second coming.
My hope, joy and life.
Not a witch can knot you in a clothe,
Nor a wizard can withhold your anger.
The divine has made you a subject to us,
Yet your victims can't be taken to the city for
funeral.
How I feel to be liberated as you're?
Yes I am through the resurrection of Christ.
I love you the abode fish,
Let me drink from you till eternity.