The strength of sand
Sand, blown by wind, burned
Sand, blown by wind, burned
with fire, submerged in water
will remain unchanged
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This one hasn't had enough eyes! I feel bad that only my first read will be counted for you!
I like the depth on this poem, Will! It makes me think of resilience of nature and what we as humans can learn from it. Our physical world might change but we as human can still remain who we are at our core, unchanged as the sand is! Very moving and thought provoking piece indeed! Great work my friend!