CharityA Poem by Jack CassidyDonating blood...
I stroll into the waiting room,
eyes are now fixed upon me. I feel like someone famous, without drug addictions or marital affairs. I sign my name and wait to be called, my head still floating with superman ideals. I lounge in several small waiting areas, careful not to fall asleep in the silence. I eventually make it to the medical chair, where they proceed to draw my crimson bread. I notice the dozens of signs displayed on several walls, each one being a proponent of this unnaturally natural charity. I smile slightly and keep pumping my fist, watching a part of me travel from its vessel. I give what I can and part ways with the space, knowing another's lantern still has oil for its light.
© 2013 Jack Cassidy |
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