On the Water observes life once the shore is left behind.

There is no ground here - only movement, drift, balance. Time loosens its grip. The body adjusts. Attention narrows to wind, current, light.

Moments are simple and exposed. Sitting. Holding. Waiting. Letting the water decide the pace.

Clothing becomes lighter, more immediate. Worm close to the body. Carried rather than composed. Responding to sun, spray, air.

No direction.
No ground.
Just time - afloat.