A Big Question

A Big Question

A Poem by Emmy J.M. Powell

You'd been comatose
for a few days already,
but you'd wake up for
these random little bits
of time just to yell at us,
and we couldn't really
object to much of it
because you were dying.


You woke up all of the sudden
and looked me right in the eye;
"Macy Jean," you said to me,
kind of just like you always had.

"Hey sleepyhead," I said back to you,
and you stared at me for a minute
before your eyes went blank and wacky.

"Will you please just kill me?" you asked,
and I didn't have enough time to stutter
out a response before you were asleep again.

© 2015 Emmy J.M. Powell


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