Water belongs to no one,
yet it is always resting in someone’s hands.
It flows and returns as if it were the most natural thing,
quietly sustaining life in its depths.
It is not something someone else provides for us
through a vast system somewhere far away.
It reflects how each of us chooses,
how we use water,
and how we live.
The problems we cannot see are not absent;
they are simply unseen.
Draw them closer,
and they become questions for each of us.
This is an attempt to answer those questions
with small, gentle ripples,
and to restore our connection with water.
In time, those ripples spread quietly outward—
beyond ourselves and our families,
toward a beautiful life
for people we have yet to meet.
With water, we look at ourselves anew.
With water, we begin to reconnect.
The future is not far away.
For the children beside us,
and for the lives yet to be born,
starting from the small scale of everyday life,
we rethink, once more, our way of being with water.

