In this hour, you’ll imbibe
Poison to keep your bones alive
Punctured veins and rotten breath
Saves you from untimely death
Sterile rooms and freezing hands
Protecting you from death’s bold plans
Losing all your luscious hair
Keeps you breathing filtered air
Too nauseous to put on weight
Helps you conquer your dark fate
Weakened body, clouded mind
Helps you learn to live resigned
When the treatment’s finally done
You’ll wonder if you’ve truly won.
I began my chemotherapy in April of 2016 and wanted to honor that in some way. So, here’s a poem!
This particular poem is from By the Bones, so, if you like it, grab your copy today!
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