If I were a farmer, I would sow seeds of joy
If I were a landlord, I would rent out prosperity
If I were a lover, I would create a new language
If I were a king, how grand it would be,
to rule through questions
Any citizen of the world could take over the throne
I would continue to reign nonetheless
Through curiosity and wonderment
If I had a final wish, I would wish to be a devotee
If I break into sweat, I would let them flow into a gulf
and I would rise and fall in cycles
through sky, humans and earth
This is poem was originally published in Poetry & Miscellany
About the Creator
Huwaida Ishaaq
Stuffed my dreams in a closet but they didn't like it. So, I walked in there and made a pact: I'd take them out for a walk - one dream, one year at a time. The choice led me to long-term traveling and becoming a dream coach. Enjoy :)
Comments (1)
You got my vote, you would certainly rule with compassion