The poem encourages the reader to say hello to themselves by reflecting inward and listening to their heart and soul. It suggests taking action like sailing and surfing while also looking within at one's own convictions. Cutting through to the essence of who you are will allow your soul to listen and say hello back to you.

1. Say Hello to you too
Say hello to you too,
If you haven't done so yet;
From a mean-lean
To the co-lean,
From the chatelaines
To the shadow lanes,
Go on, sail, surf and so on,
C'mon,
Get set,
Simply bother to cut through...
'Cause your heart will listen, too,
And will say hello to you too!
Say hello to you too,
If you shall reason with yourself;
From thin-to-tan lines
To the co-pines,
From the one who meddles in
To the one
who shows a medal first,
Move in, dare, seal and soar,
C'mon,
Mirror your own self,
Show your own conviction to cut through...
'Cause the spirit will listen, too,
And will say hello to you too!
...
Say hello to you too,
If and when you shall decide;
From thin, so told,
Was I,
Too in-towed, I think so,
Was I.
For...
... For you haven't told me yet
how you could be cutting through...
And our soul will still be listening, too,
And will still be saying its hello to us too!
©DD, 2000