The image given above is your prompt for the week. Write whatever comes to mind.

In the sea of humanity
Milling around like directionless molecules,
We each try to find our identity, our place
Realizing our insignificance, yet knowing our uniqueness
Each of us is cognizant of our importance, real or imagined
Like tiny ants we go about purposefully on our missions
Are we, each of us
Making any difference?
Or are we deluding ourselves
That we are doing something worthwhile?
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Written for RXC PROMPT #227, hosted by Reena
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Thought provoking lines. Good one.
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I too agree.
Beautiful write🙏💗
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Thanks Komaljeet
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Always 💖
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🙏🏼
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Thanks a lot Shashi
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Every breath is worthwhile. Lovely thought-provoking share Sadje. Excellent fist lines…Wow.
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Many thanks for your kind words
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A great share as always my friend.
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😍🙏🏼
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Beautiful! While revisiting my college campus or an old workplace, I often think if the place remembers, with what presumptively unique thoughts I moved around here. The answer is a very cruel No 😦 There have been so many like me.
Mujhse pehale kitne shayar aaye aur aakar chale gaye…
kucch aahein bharke laut gaye, kucch nagme ga kar chale gaye
Woh bhi ek pal ka kissa the, mein bhi ek pal ka kissa hoon
kal tumse juda ho jaunga, jo aaj tumhara hissa hoon
I remember the last reply from Sue Vincent on a #writephoto prompt – “What can one do, on knowing that it is the end?”
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Thank you so much Reena! You’ve quoted from one of my favorite song. We do think a lot of ourselves but in the end we are only as important as our deeds.
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Reblogged this on Reena Saxena and commented:
In the sea of humanity …. by Sadje
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Thanks a lot for sharing
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Why is that one guy holding a white umbrella?
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Who? I didn’t zoom it. Very observant of you Jim.
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The question is indeed thought provoking!
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Thanks Khushi
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Every breath is worthwhile and we should use it properly. Good thought, Sadje!
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Thanks a lot Jane.
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You are welcome, Sadje!
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🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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A pertinent question, Sadje. Wise words.
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Thank you Punam. 🙏🏼👍🏼
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My pleasure. 🙏🏼
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I think ants are much wiser than we’ll ever be..🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜
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Perhaps Jim.
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Your questions are something to think about.
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Many thanks dear friend
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This is a lovely contemplation, and an important question for each person to ask themselves. Wonderful write, Sadje.
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Thanks a lot Jeff.
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I know I can’t change the whole world–but my mission is to impact it frequently with encouragement, faith, hope, humor, love. Every little bit helps, I’m sure.
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Absolutely right! We are what we do.
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In this world live like there is no tomorrow . Enjoy life and make it worthwhile .💞💖
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Making it worthwhile is very important
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Indeed💗
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I have been having similar thoughts lately. Ultimately, life is a gift, and therefore each day. We maybe don’t always know the why, but we should live it!
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You’re right Anna! We need to find our purpose and accomplish it. Thanks
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Very apt Sadje, nicely done.
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Thanks a lot Rory
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