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Poetically, What if What Through the author's writing, he has learned in a more passionate manner to be constantly respectful of others. Looking at life, it owes nothing to anyone, and everyone must choose their own individual journey. Thought can be seen as a dream, analogized and recognizable for a decision in reaching a meaningful suggestiveness that leads to understanding. Minds are full of ideals and thoughts, but for what purpose, if they aren't used to help alleviate the troubles brought on by daily life, and the strife and suffering experienced in the world. This book of poetry is primarily about life, the universe contained within humans, and the mere existence of being. Its rhythmic and abstract poems search for a better understanding of our existence. The poem "Thanks" ends: Thanks for seeing me as the sun riseAnd thanks for being directly at my side Thanks for helping in the life I am to enjoyThanks for helping me cross the roadblocks used as a decoy You see, I lost my way and wasn't sure what to doAnd again, thanks for your coming along to see me through (About the Author) Alim M. Bey grew up in Maryland. As a young man, he enlisted in the Army and then became a police officer. He is now retired and is the author of four books.