Horrible

Horrible, my map upended our time with boot camp son. Horrible to get back to base, not be caught, had to run. Horrible, to see Mom hurried into hospice, her hours few. Horrible when we heard last sweet breaths, as time flew. Horrible when a tree splintered the roof of our deck. Horrible, the tree balancing, just above hubby, in check. Horrible when eggshells were underfoot, a bad spell. Horrible the slamming doors, curses and raising hell. Horrible the gall stones and bladder, ended grand visit. Horrible the nightmarish nettles that percoset gifted. Horrible heaven’s so far away, like pot of gold source. Horrible, like vagabonds, earthlings veer off course. Horrible, the end of a savory and sweet meal. Horrible the rancid leftovers of mortal ideals. Horrible when poetry is no longer wielded, engaged. Horrible when Armeggedon speaks, when war is waged.