What If Poem by Deluke Muwanigwa

What If

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What if

What if we could all get along
The world happy and strong
What if the people of Tahiti
Drank their wine in Haiti
Free of charge moving at large
As if their fathers were brothers

What if people where colourless
Like water flowing odourless
Flowing freely quenching thirst
Supporting each's lives first
Maybe each people their race
Having all the colours on the face

What if America was still powerful
Went round the world acting wonderful
Spying the world spreading love
Allowed all people with ideas to come
Being the real Capitol Hill brother
China, Russia, India, being the other

What if Africa was the real origin
The beginning of all people aborigine
The whole continent one country
Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana a county
People moving freely Cairo to Cape
Sigh, from this dream i have to escape

I m up i m up i m up
Give me reality in a cup
Nothing wrong with dreaming
Wishes and thoughts streaming
The what ifs remaing what ifs
I wonder though what if what if what if

Monday, September 14, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: dream time
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Maybe one day when the world embraces science
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Varsha M 14 September 2020

I m up i m up i m up Give me reality in a cup Nothing wrong with dreaming Wishes and thoughts streaming Only problem dreaming Is it materialising What if always haunting Why can't I do this keep hovering Clouding all the pure insighting About to scintillate mesmerizingly. Good dream. Dreams a way to success.

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