Oasis in the Sands

A sip of water in the desert’s hold, 
A fleeting joy, a treasure untold. 
Yet far the path to the palm tree’s shade, 
Where lurking dangers lie in wait. 

Wild beasts prowl and thieves abound, 
One misstep—you’re lost, unbound. 
But if by fate your steps stay true, 
The oasis gleams in golden hue. 

Here you’ll rest, here you’ll stay, 
Let the desert’s grip decay. 
Fear will fade like shifting sand, 
As peace unfolds in this blessed land. 

Be bold, be strong, the journey’s long, 
The weak will falter, the brave belong. 
For in this haven, soft and bright, 
Your spirit mends, your heart takes flight. 

Revel now, let laughter rise, 
For dawn will call with burning skies. 
Yet fear not—though trials remain, 
Your heart will guide you home again.

Oasis in the sands so wide,
A taste of water, pure, untried. 
Oasis where the weary rest, 
Bread and meat in fire pressed.