Cherish
The sand
like blades of glass
The sky
The color of ash
The sun sets overhead
The sand
The color of bloodred
The sky
Turning into a thunderhead
It was a relief from the sweltering sun
The night had just begun.
Every breathe I took tasted of salt.
I closed my eyes,
This was my fault.
I begin to look outside of myself
For someone
For something
To blame
For I was ashamed.
I never realized what I had,
Until it was gone.
The water boiled from the orange embers that were burning,
I Purifed the water
As if to replenish and purify my soul.
I would cherish;
Myself
others
The simple things in life.
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