By
Dr. Usha Brandon
There is a heated debate,
Whether community has a space.
Surely, they must be in a daze.
How else could we navigate this maze?
Community without propinquity,
A concept so abstract and lame.
Theorists must have gone insane,
Chasing ideals that seem so plain.
A community without a space,
How could such an idea hold grace?
It stretches reason beyond its trace,
An argument too difficult to embrace.
For we thrive best within a shared domain,
A space where bonds are sustained.
Without it, how could we reign?
Perhaps life would just be mundane.
Footnote: “Community Debate” explores the theory that community does not have a space. The community plays an essential role in fostering connections and nurturing individuals. In relation to leadership, the poem highlights the importance of creating and maintaining a shared space where people can come together, collaborate, and support one another. Effective leaders understand the value of cultivating a sense of community, as it helps to build strong relationships and a cohesive environment. By recognizing the necessity of a shared domain, leaders can ensure that their team or organization remains connected, motivated, and capable of achieving common goals. The poem also suggests that without such a space, it would be challenging to sustain bonds and maintain a humane and supportive atmosphere, which are critical elements in successful leadership.
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