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Pain

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Pain

Pain can be sharp or dull

Temple throbbing

aching all over

Skin hurts on bones

Bones grind on joints

Joints swell in waves

Thoughts hurt our minds

Minds create emotions

Emotions hurt our being

Muscles grow weak

Revolt in distress

Tired and useless

Light hurts the eyes

Sounds hurt the ears

Pounding hurts the head

We shrink away from it

We go to darkness and quiet

Our private misery

Meds may dull the pain

therapy might keep it at bay

Counseling is hit or miss

Sleep...if you can catch it

Takes you away

Blissful sleep

When we wake

We build our courage

Straighten our backs

Hold our heads high

We meet a new day

With hopes and dreams

Crying inside

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sora Community Regular
sora
Posted

Very nice rambling, thank you.

  • 3 weeks later...
IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
Posted

I can relate.

Hope you are feeling better as the weeks pass, Colleen.

GF Lover Rising Star
GF Lover
Posted
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I can relate.

Hope you are feeling better as the weeks pass, Colleen.

Thanks IH,

I know it will be tough for awhile, but I will get there.

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
Posted

You can do this.

Keep focused on the treatment and the cure.

I hold all good thoughts for you and I'm sending positive energy and prayers your way.

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