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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required POEM OF THE DAY : 20.10.25 [Poet’s Note : Form : This poem combines Haibun with Specular Fugue, giving a straightforward descriptive journaling type Haibun more analytical depth, making for a more interesting & informative experience for reader, overlaying description with analytic style. ] ______________________ With intense curiosity five kinky haired African women watched her. Her hair sleek, her skin caramel, wearing lilac pyjamas. Nobody instructed her to change into hospital gear. She did not understand Tswana. They understood English. Her Cuban surgeon was gentle as a lamb. Their surgeon was a tough Afrikaner. Afrikaners were toughened by trekking, lambs skipping across conquered land. Tswana was not an easy language to learn. They starched hospital gear to last longer. Lilac her favourite colour, opp-arting her caramel skin, mottled by disease. Her hair from Malaysian and Indian genes, mixed stew genetics, like all from the human race. Dark eyes observed her struggle onto high hospital bed, hip broken, with cartilage in tatters. Noisy Tswana cackles, like hens on heat, bombarded her smile. She kept it on, an emoji. Slowly the chicken run morphine disco calmed. She could not endure morphine chokes or polite falsehood steady. Hens were her evening friends, feeding them a favourite chore. Their eggshell membranes she swallowed for cartilage, her eyes flickering gratitude. Gratitude is an abc lesson. It is broken eggshells today. Teen friends were loyal comrades, their feedback raw honest. Being polite strengthens boundaries, sometimes. Morphine is gold during war. Cheerily she remarked : “I know you are gossiping about me.” All five women burst into raucous laughter, forging new friendships. Friendships forged through pain and laughter. Some humans learn via gossip. Be cheerful about others not knowing. +++ hospital wards full patients support one another ~ laughter kills the pain __________———-________________———-
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