Grains of sand,
when winds came home,
and struck me on
my face and brow,
I did not know
were particles
of some distant
wreckages.
Then once when I
was breaking down,
and blowing came
the wind again,
kneeling down
I cupped the sands,
and kissed them in
my shaking hands,
for I knew
there was in them,
a bit of me
that had in time,
withered away.