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She lies there alone
Surely facing unknown
Her body, is lost in a drift
Unaware, of what might be
Though her eyes truly see
Her body, is lost in a rift
Trying hard to stay strong
Oh, but this is so wrong!
She doesn’t deserve this plight
Machines click and beep
As she tries not to sleep
Never to give up the fight
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Walt Page, The Tennessee Poet said:
This is beautiful and brought tears to my eyes. It reminded me of losing my mother and my first wife Lee. I’ve missed your poetry. 😎❤
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Dorinda Duclos said:
Thank you, dear friend. I have not been writing and am sadly not looking to it, either. Miss you. ❤
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Walt Page, The Tennessee Poet said:
My pleasure Lady D. 😊❤
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Susi Bocks said:
Dear Dorinda, my heart aches for you and your mom. I’m sorry you can’t be with her during this time. Sending you love and ((hugs))
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Michael Reynoso said:
Reblogged this on Coming of Age For Men and commented:
Wow! Amazing poetry as always! It has been a long time! Hope all is well with you and your family 😀
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V.J. Knutson said:
This is so tragic and yet played out everywhere given the current restrictions.
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Dorinda Duclos said:
This is written about my mom, who is in critical condition. I stop breathing every time the phone rings. And the worst part, I can’t be with her…
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V.J. Knutson said:
Oh, Dorinda, I’m so sorry to hear this. My heart breaks for you. My mom, who’s in a nursing home, and I talk about this all the time. So sad.
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