There are people who are blind
I can look at myself in the mirror.
And see the tears in my mom’s eyes.
There are people who are deaf.
I can hear the rain fall on my roof top
And the thunderstorm that fills me with terror.
There are people who can’t speak.
I can talk, I can sing.
And I yell, I shout, I scream.
There are people who can’t smell.
I breathe
And I breathe in: the aroma of my favorite delicacy and the cologne that reminds me of somebody.
I can look at myself in the mirror.
And see the tears in my mom’s eyes.
There are people who are deaf.
I can hear the rain fall on my roof top
And the thunderstorm that fills me with terror.
There are people who can’t speak.
I can talk, I can sing.
And I yell, I shout, I scream.
There are people who can’t smell.
I breathe
And I breathe in: the aroma of my favorite delicacy and the cologne that reminds me of somebody.
There are people who can’t walk.
I can dance.
I get pins and needles in my foot.
There are people who don’t have hands
I can join my hands and pray
But my prayers are unheard anyway.
There are people who are insane.
I can think. I muse.
And I wonder
I wonder: Am I still blessed?
Am I luckier any day?
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