PillsA Poem by PrettyLittleMockingjayWhoWanderedIntoTheTARDISA poem about my medications...
These pills that I have in my hand are both my Kryptonite and my savior
They're an array of bland colors I put them in my mouth and swallow My world stops as I hope they will go down the wrong pipe and I will choke I hope I am standing Twelve hours later with the same pills in my hand The process so familiar I swallow That was on Wednesday I did not take them on Monday or Tuesday My med box looks like and unfinished puzzle I move the pills around and the puzzle is complete Monday and Tuesday are gone and now occupy Saturday and Sunday Lisinopril is for my heart Warfarin helps to keep me from not having a stroke Sotalol keeps my heart beat from going above regular Digoxin is also for my heart And then there's Amoxicillin Those are my five frenemies I use them and sometimes I wish I could abuse them These pills will still be there wether I take them or not and have been for nineteen years Nineteen years of taunting Nineteen years of having to be reminded The memory branded into my brain The pain still fresh These pills will forever by my frenemies And I fear that one day I will abuse them... © 2013 PrettyLittleMockingjayWhoWanderedIntoTheTARDISAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on August 16, 2013 Last Updated on August 16, 2013 Tags: Pill, Heart Condition, Medicines, Medications, Self Loathing, Hurt, Pain AuthorPrettyLittleMockingjayWhoWanderedIntoTheTARDISAsheville, NCAboutHey I'm Michael! I'm 19 and openly gay. I love writing short stories and poems and I'll publish some here! :) more..Writing
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