WHY CAN’T A PERSON BE JUST A DROP OF WATER?

WHY CAN’T A PERSON BE 
JUST A DROP OF WATER?

The land is a fire zone, children are silent.
Sky is painted in gray, clouds are faded.
While the flowers withered, if one last branch keeps trying to bloom
Before the time fade away
Why can’t a person be just a drop of water?

If life is declining in Sudan every day,

If a mother’s prayer can nourish like bread,
If siblings feel each other’s pain,
And words have turned to ashes, hearts to fatigue—
Why can’t a human find a solution?
 
If a single word can open the door to peace,
If every night eventually reaches morning,
If wounds—however deep— heal sooner or later,
When tyrants drain away from their own oppression
Why can’t a person be the hand that opens to the sky?

If the hands that raised to the sky brighten the darkness,

If a hand connects with the hand that comes to aid,
If sometimes one word is the answer to many questions,
If a child’s patience in Palestine can teach the world what is endurance—
Why can’t a person be that child?
 
Perhaps humanity has forgotten what it once was.
Forgotten that the drop carried by the tiny ant
Saved not Abraham—but itself.
Forgotten the fact that human can be water, can be remedy…
And forgot to flow, purify, look out for their soul…
Why can’t a human be an ant then? 

Saying “But what can we do?” is never enough.
By determining your own direction, by getting close to the truth.
Be as brave as an ant, as life-giving as a drop of water.
Then only then, while the world is burning
Would it be enough for humans to be just a drop of water?
 
Wouldn’t you long to be a river?
To spill across the flames,
To rise and sweep away the cruel,
While giving life to the places you touch—
Wouldn’t you want to make them green again?

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