…explores the journey of water from its source in the high mountains, describing it as a living and dynamic entity. At the beginning, water is presented as a shy and pure drop that caresses the mountain, its birthplace. During the descent, water acquires strength and vitality, moistening the ground, creating new courses and nourishing the life around it. During its journey, water encounters difficulties such as curves and cliffs, but continues to advance with determination. With each curve and jump, it expands and strengthens, opening new paths and constantly reinventing itself. This process of adaptation and transformation is continuous and culminates in the transformation of water into a river. The rain, in turn, symbolizes the renewal and continuity of the cycle, and feeds the river with a destructive power. The mountain, a silent observer, tries to impose its rules and challenges, but water, indomitable and resilient, does not let itself be stopped. It adapts, transforms and continues its journey, defying every attempt at containment. The poem ends with a metaphor of union and transformation, a parallel between the human being and nature, where the river, meeting another watercourse, creates new paths and possibilities. This union symbolizes new beginnings, highlighting the strength of water and its ability to overcome adversity and shape one’s own destiny.