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![]() Who are they? These others, I mean. Who are the others, whose lives we dare dream? Who is the boy counting bullets and guns? Who is the girl selling kisses in slums? Who is the teacher of doctrine most holy? Who is the leper -- the beggar most lowly? Where are these others? I watch as I tread. Where are their mothers, their lovers, their dead? Now they surround me -- daughter, brother and wife -- in all nations and cities all touching my life. We are all others to somebody else. We choose how to act to be true to ourselves. 24 lines Written in consideration for
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