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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required *Image of Nursing Home provided by Pixabay. Just Stating The Obvious Poetry Contest Poetic Form: Rhyme PLACE: Hereafter Harmony House (Assisted Living Facility) Morning ushered chairs align the walls blanketed legs with tabled meal trays infirm progress neath Andy Warhol's. A chambered room fills every which way those ably walks passing out game cards help checkers rounds, the game is in play. Most play onward while others do naught some just sit there, a few simply talk while bingo goes on, helpers will spot. A blank gaze onward, a blind man feels his fingers balter a page of braille while edged lips rise and a smile reveals. Hue balls tumble, a number is said it goes till one or more says BINGO winners got gifts, games till lunch is spread. TV is watched by the non-sleepers wheelers part ways, escape to their rooms prop up on beds made by housekeepers. Incessant tapping, a hallway clears an attentive dog nudge e'er so oft side partner pleased, loyal all these years. After their dinner and no caffeine long distant talks with family ties blissful hearts, sleepy-eyed and serene. 2021 May 09 *1st Place* 'ALL YOURS(May 21)' ~~Brian Strand: Judged 2021 May 21 *1st Place* Just Stating The Obvious Poetry Contest ~~Brother Jacob: Judged 2021 May 18
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