HospitalA Poem by La Belle Dame Sans Merci
My stomach is bound tighter then a gourd,
hopefully nothing spills out. I dreamt of the beach and the boats bobbing like toys almost and the people only pinpricks against a lovely backdrop. Dilaudid gave me a trance I have never been able to achieve or find. It is so organized in the hospital: three meals, measured ins and outs, I have never felt so understood. The nurse was my high school teacher, the bandages she wraps around me recall a mannequin named Bob. I never want to leave this calm and order, to simply have my history recorded in a folder and to know that someone is always there with a push of a button, "What do you want?" I no longer have to worry because I have caretakers who help me in every way love would not. I think I will stay here, in my clean and sanitary spot, tubes nourishing me when love would not. © 2012 La Belle Dame Sans MerciReviews
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1 Review Added on May 8, 2012 Last Updated on May 8, 2012 AuthorLa Belle Dame Sans MerciByzantiumAbout"I met a lady in the meads, Full beautifula faerys child, Her hair was long, her foot was light, And her eyes were wild." I am convoluted and diluted. I am an.. more..Writing
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