Quote by Rupert Brooke, Heaven (1914 and

But somewhere, beyond Space and Time,Is wetter water, slimier slime!And there (they trust) there swimmeth OneWho swam ere rivers were begun,Immense, of fishy form and mind,Squamous, omnipotent, and kind.

But somewhere, beyond Space and Time,Is wetter water, slimie

Summary

This quote suggests the existence of a mysterious and powerful being that predates the creation of rivers. It describes this entity as having a fish-like appearance, immense in size, and possessing both wisdom and benevolence. The quote implies that this creature can be found in a realm beyond the limitations of space and time â€“ a place that holds wetter water and slimier slime, symbolizing its otherworldly nature. Overall, the quote paints a fantastical picture of a primordial deity or deity-like figure, emphasizing its significance and mythical qualities.

By Rupert Brooke, Heaven (1914 and

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