Fighting for my breath (Poem)
Submitted by Poet Chistopher... on Sat, 03/24/2012 - 09:44
Fighting for my breath
Sitting here it’s quite difficult to breathe
No one gives a damn, no one to relieve
The Wife’s in bed and she’s fast asleep
As I wait for death into my life to creep
I need to go to sleep and off to my bed
My worry is that I may well end up dead
All the medical doctors the nurses and all
Not a one gives a damn if I should fall
Not one has an ear for my painful strife
At the end of a day each has their own life
And sadly I say we’d each and all be the same
Unprepared to help anyone through the pain
I have a fan blowing here upon my face
It helps my breathing keeps it in place
But it doesn’t help alleviate any of my fears
Yet it does seem to blow dry the many tears
I’m dying while fighting for my breath
Sometimes praying for a rapid death
This is the result of motor neurone disease
COPD damaged lungs too as both take my ease
Pen name Christopher Robin
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