Guest guest Posted September 14, 2007 Report Share Posted September 14, 2007 This was one of the poems I wrote while awaiting a transplant some years ago. Keep Hope in Sight Yellow eyes, jaundiced skin, What a lousy shape I'm in, Swollen ankles, sloshy belly, Squishy like they're filled with jelly, Itch and scratch, til it's sore, Then I itch and scratch some more, Cramping legs, cramping feet, Stretch them out and then repeat, Sleepy days, up at night, Thinking isn't quite so bright, Am I tired or am I lazy? This itching's going to drive me crazy! Colors seem to fade to grays, As I'm feeling more malaise, But keep a future hope in sight, When yellow eyes will turn to white, Fluffy ankles will deflate, Maybe I won't sleep so late, Surely I won't feel so drained, Certainly I'll feel less pained, Thank you Lord, there's hope in sight, When yellow eyes will turn to white, By transplant or Your glory bright. Darryl PSC/UC 96, Tx02, PSC again 04 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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