ASTHMAA Poem by Linda J. WofffTry sucking air through pin holes.Somewhere between the restroom floor and the hallway I suck air. Sponge-filled, molecular pin holes, gasping. I am a meteor by pieces. Pieces of a comet. Heading spinning. They’ve scrutinized me under seeing-glass, They’ve scheduled more times that, I can count… Before I pass out or die they scramble. They smother. Air becomes puffs of pumps. © 2017 Linda J. Wofff |
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1 Review Added on September 14, 2017 Last Updated on September 14, 2017 Tags: asthama, health, poetry, well being AuthorLinda J. WofffSeattle, WAAboutLinda J. Wolff (WolffPoetry.com) is an American poet from the Pacific Northwest, Washington State, founder & editor of Wolff Poetry – Go-To Literary Journal. Linda J. Wolff’s latest eBook,.. more..Writing
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