Dr. Weinberg's OfficedA Poem by lyn Sewell-LawrenceRemembered experience after death of my husbandDr.
Weinberg’s Office On
one hand the conversation wasn’t all that bad Only
afterwards she felt hollow Recalling
her night of failed effort to a stranger Left
her feeling cramped, confused and solemn She
found it hard enough to understand Or
comprehend how she herself felt She
was only seeking to escape the pain Now
it was impossible to explain it Glancing
at her watch The
hand moved slowly And
ticked loudly into the empty air The
stripped chair was worn With
other’s persistent squirming Objects
in the room seem to glare at her distrustfully The
only connection to freedom Was
the window sitting quietly unopened As
sadness radiated from the closed blinds The
room was silent and still Her
mind turbulent with anguish Her
heart beating like a drum in her ears She
could feel the walls of her body closed tight Somehow,
she wanted to open her Heart’s Window And
let it all out Waiting
for the verdict from the sleepy eyed doctor So
close, just a step away Her
words seemed to freeze in the air And
bounce off an invisible shield That
surrounded the doctor They
seemed to fall to the floor and evaporate " unnoted Her
voice was still and quiet Knowing
she would not be known Much
less understood No allowance
made for the pain in her eyes
She
was dismissed Trance
like she made her way home © 2020 lyn Sewell-Lawrence |
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Added on May 31, 2020 Last Updated on May 31, 2020 Authorlyn Sewell-LawrenceOcoee, FLAboutI am retired Nurse Practitioner and live in Florida. Have 3 dachshunds. Been married 3 times but never divorced. Widowed 3 times. I have 2 grown daughters. more..Writing
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