Cancer

Cancer
It comes unpleasantly, regardless by the time and place
Enters a door locked for safety
Gets no permission but flows in blood 
Producing more of its kind and shape
It makes you wanna cry, it makes you wanna die
But no tears or shouts can force it to leave
It is hidden in identity; it is too strong to force it to leave
It make your hair fall, it makes your body weak
They say medication could work, but it doesn’t every time
It makes the loved ones leave
Without telling them come close
How can it be ending of humanity?
How can it be full out of no mercy?
Can it just go away?
Can it just be out of all greed?
Leave me alone, I don’t wanna die
I’m gonna stay here and fight
I’m gonna risk my life for something good
For someone I love
For some heart to cure
You’re not gonna take me!
You’re not gonna win! I said I don’t want you
So let me just live!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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Muzzey Avatar
July 9, 2010 at 7:05 AM
This is a moving write to a cancer surviver, I know. These were my feelings plus a little more, I can relate well. I enjoyed the read. Caryl
Nubani Avatar
July 9, 2010 at 6:39 AM
:) this poem is devoted to the people who have this deadly decease so my message is to encourage them it is not the end of the world and for every sickness there is a medicine that is called courage, hope, never giving up i wrote this to imagine and feel how others who have it , God protect us from every harm inshalla
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July 9, 2010 at 6:32 AM
inspiring to have such courage,, and to not give up hope cause that's what we need hope to get through the day,, beauty to this write enjoyed..P.D.
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