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Hospital-- Cancer
Hug, cry, kiss
Then again.
After the visit
go home play,
then visit again
but this time different
I'm handed a bible, now
truly ready for Christian Camp.
But some things wrong.
We hug, cry, kiss.
Then blow kisses while leaving.
Knowing it's my last visit,
to the hospital, I leave.
Crying.
Cancer won,
The disease had took its cause
She was gone just like that
Mad with rage,
sad with fear
I go to the funeral,
the dress she picked out,
for me
I act like nothing happened
I can’t
Singing for her freedom
I burst out Crying
Thinking:
The hospital, the whole routine
The hugging, and kissing
All over...
Except the crying.
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