If I were president...
If I were president...
If I were president.
I’d be a horrible president.
Can’t make decisions
Can’t disappoint people
I’d rather be a warrior
Or a soldier
Or a doctor
Or a healer of the broken ones
right before they leave.
I couldn’t be a president
I’m too quick to anger
Too sure that I’m right
Too unsure in my righteousness
to champion a cause.
But I think I could be.
I could learn to be a president
How to carry myself
How to think of myself
How to champion my causes
When to compromise
and when not to
How to moderate
How to radical
How to maverick
How to conform
How to break, head bowed
How to be demonized with grace
How to smile, teeth flashing, and hate my false friends more than all of my opponents
How to hate everybody
How to have hope, in spite of it all.
How to carry on and how to regret it
How to do it, I could learn.
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