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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I am absolutely disoriented while I wait. I am unable to reclaim the time I have lost. I was entirely sure of my counterpoint. Being warned led to her bewildered epithet. Something odd is going on in this universe. Her nightmare overwhelmed her deeds. It is a rare occurrence on Planet's surface. This was observed in a variety of breeds. "I'm sorry," the doctor whispered in her ear. These are her worst, deepest plights. My main concern is how I fit into this fear. Put her most deepest anxieties to rest. This is a sign that the tumor is carcinogenic. Tumor proliferation is increasing rapidly. She left the hospital; she was beset neurasthenic. With too much imagination, she went loopy. Thus far, it is the fatal endeavor I have ever faced. She was fearful if she would meet with fate. Notify her relatives of the specialist's prod. While being unseen, she felt the impact. In the same way, they depict her experiences. Also, I'm going to faint, and I'm pretty upset. I am willing to make voluntary sacrifices. My children are crying, and I'm stressing out. My tears mirror the early-morning rain to me. What she is saddest about is the cancer scare. After all of that, her concerns started to grow dim. She said, "I love you," and closed the door. Written: Juin 1st, 2021 Cancer Ivy Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Chantelle Anne Cooke
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