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I believe it is by Natividads Marquez, and if I remember correctly it's about experiencing the mysteries of life. We have had different mistakes and we try to surpass every inch of it. Meaning, the sea has pictured out our lives. When we are happy, we shine as if glinting under the sun. When sad, we are of pain as if breaking on the hard rocks. And if we are at peace. We likely to be as asleep as the peaceful sea. |
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