What’s Worth Kneeling
For?
By
Anthony Labson
I’m full of pride.
I can’t run from a
fight
and I won’t shame my
name.
I’ll stand ready to
die.
I don’t flinch for a
blade
and I don’t fear the
sound of a bullet.
A knife is just a tool
for use or trade
and a gun is nothing
without a digit.
I’ve fought enemies
And I’ve even fought a
friend.
The fighting never
reached its end and
I would think at times
I had an injury.
I’ve never really had a
reason to fight
but I never could back
down.
Now more than ever all
I can wear is a frown
because my love is
fading from my sight.
She is the best of me
but we didn’t catch her
disease in time.
The heart inside her is
mine
So if she goes then
I’ll cease to be.
If finally bending my
knees saves her
then I do it proudly
with no dishonor.
My life without her
would just be horror.
It’s should’ve been me
that developed that cancer.
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