Palm trees sway along the way
And kids carry water
More carefully than a father
Could carry his daughter.
Surf shifts sand along this land
A boy sifts through scum
More dutifully than his mother
could care for her suffering son.
We sip primary coloured drinks
And then throw up in sinks
That a daughter pores over
To give mum nick-nacks and things.
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