Sally O'Mally

Sally O'Mally

A Poem by Cameron@Poet

When Sally O'Mally had the flu,
I went up to her and asked "How dee do?"
I smiled nice and kind, and ya know what she said to me?
"I'm feeling pretty sick, can't you see?
I'm cold on the inside and warm on the out.
I feel wet and squeamish just like a trout.
My toes and fingers have now gone numb.
I'm feeling tiny bumps along my gums.
My tongues gone dry
But I don't know why.
I've lost my sight
But I see a light.
Doctors said I might die.
I'll be lucky if I survive.
But enough about me.
Oh, how I wish I could see!
But anyhoo,
How are you?"
And ya know what I said
While I looked at her head?
 I said "I'm doin' perty well,
If you couldn't tell."

© 2022 Cameron@Poet


Author's Note

Cameron@Poet
Meant for a younger audience. Part of my younger self.

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Wow, sad yet you turn it around at the end, nicely written and expressed

Posted 2 Years Ago


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Cameron@Poet

2 Years Ago

Thank you writergurl! :)

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Cameron@Poet
Cameron@Poet

Louisville, KY



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Hey! I'm a young writer that is not the best, though I am trying! I have written many poems down over the years. I have a mixture of goofy poems and darker poems that may be on the more depressing sid.. more..

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