If you wrote a book about your life, what would you want the last line to be?
If you had a chance to go anywhere in the world, what would you want to see?
And most importantly, if you could go back to being a kid, what would you want to be?
If you had a son at eighteen, what would you say to him?
If you had a daughter at eighteen, would you want her to be seen?
And most importantly, is your dad proud of you as his next of kin?
If you had a chance at eighteen, would you turn back time?
If you were eighteen again, would you talk back to your elders, or would you play the mime?
And most importantly, if you were eighteen again, would you live a life of crime?
If you turn forty-five tomorrow, would you regret all you did at eighteen?
If you turned thirty-five tomorrow, would you regret what your parents did for you when you were fifteen?
And most importantly, if you died at thirty, would you regret using morphine when you were nineteen?
If you had the chance to speak to God, what would you say?
If you went back in time, would you have gone for your kid's abortion in the middle of May?
And most importantly, if you were to take your younger brother to school, would you pay?
If you had the chance to live like Bill, would you have opened gates?
If you were a forex man, would you care about your sick aunt or your exchange rates?
And most importantly, if you met Jeff Bezos, would you ask for advice or ask how much he makes?
If you were to get anything in the world right now, what would you have?
If you had a choice, would you prefer a new Maseratti or your family's warm love?
If you had a choice between God and drugs, which would you rather serve?
~Keero~
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PoetryThe poems in this compilation are meant to give you an insight into current issues and trends. All the social-economic issues you can think of are all featured in my poems. Poverty,femicide, and even drug and substance abuse. I hope you'll enjoy th...
