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What About Me?
Every time I look back before leaving a beach, Touching the water goodbye, promising soon another meet, I’m forced to think—does the sand get offended? I mean, I could be just another person ignoring it, But I don’t want to be. So I let my hands sift through it as well. I mean, surely it too deserves to be quelled. No less of a journey did it undergo, So why do we merely ask it for shells? Maybe it has other stories buried deep within it. Maybe it also wants us to see. But maybe, since we never really cared, Used by others, it has learned to be. So as I explore its traits, And I continue to relate, No longer separate—I am sand, and sand is me. Settling, scattering, yet never really gone. And now, every time I am by the sea, I ask everyone running towards the waves excitedly: “What about the sand?” And beneath the ask, an echo waits— “What about me?”
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