Fingertips Up To The SkyA Poem by A. V. MadisonDedicated to strong, kind, amazing leukemia patient Barbara.Sterile white walls hold no sympathy to the ones whom you hold and on the outside, we are faded yet we are strong, just cold as our heartbeats race and we take our final breath and our arms our last embrace do we think, is this truly death? Because it's far too warm in your arms far too calming, too sacred to die and so when I whisper to myself maybe this so-called death is a lie.
And you pray, and you pray for that one morning when the doctor says your free and you walk away, without a single sin it's impossible for you to be damned, my dear your far too incredible and young so just stick around a little while here.
And in a few years, you and your children will say how scared you were to die but you were able to hold it at bay and when they ask you how you lived, you'll just smile and sigh and think to yourself fingertips up to the sky
Dedicated To Barbara, who is strong, kind, wise, and the happiest leukemia patient I've ever met. © 2012 A. V. MadisonAuthor's Note
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