Whatever Must Be Poem by Leonard Dabydeen

Whatever Must Be



I stand to lose
if I should choose
to hide this morning light
when the sun is in my sight.

I stand to gain
if I should remain
within the portal of my dream
not listening to your scream.

I stand to profit
if I should admit
our lives are a corollary
not to be wasted in a hurry.

I stand to admire
if I should retire
all that I accomplish
according to my wish.

I stand to be proud
if I should be part of crowd
knowing you are always part of me
as I attain my victory.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is published as a dedication to my family on whose faith and love I live to face another day. First published in World Poetry Movement's BEST POETS & POEMS 2011, ISBN 978-1-61936-038-9
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