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Premium MemberOn Phantom Pain prelude

On Phantom Pain  (Prelude)


When an illness
    — such as blindess or dementia —
Descends…
Then
Which direction of the heart
Will you choose
To mark the  rising vibrance
Of each new day’s stark, 
Hopeful radiance…?




** This is the prelude to a poemstill in progress, describing/defining phantom pain.



(c) sally young eslinger 3/2024. See my blog
Thanks be to
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Categories: amputation, feelings, god, health, heart,
Form: Free verse

In amputation, amputee a nation

NonsenseLiterature

In amputation, amputee a nation 
Here we come! Here we are so! I woo thee!
In three we count and clutter, and toothless joyous, smiley me!
Giggling and stomping are they! Here they come!  Brother keeper brethren herd! Feelings elation, rainbow, cuddly!
None knows why! Even though, they are in the hardest try! As it came along,
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Categories: amputation, giggle,
Form: Rhyme



A Valentines Amputation

Today is the day of February 14th,
So I'm making this card and it may sound mean.
Let's rip off an arm and beat each other in the head,
So the love we share bleeds out our stumps bloody red.
Then throw them far and let Ryder go fetch,
I'm rotten and filthy and you are my beautiful wretch.
While we
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Categories: amputation, art, caregiving, funny love,
Form: Rhyme

Arm Bilateral Amputation

Sociology and Psychology

What I had majored in college was sociology,
And followed up with a minor in psychology;
Wife went ballistics;
Also took statistics;
Now am extremely interested in epidemiology.

Public health appears to be a central issue
and tendency now. What causes chaos and
terrorism is also astounding. Terrorism is
not a religious but a cult movement. What
other cults exist in America
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Categories: amputation, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick

Premium MemberAvoiding Amputation

I watched the sailfish spring from the sea

Had no wings, an enigma to me

     Why in flight did it embark?
     
     Pursuit by a great white shark

Its sail would soon be an amputee
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Categories: amputation, animals, funny, sea
Form: Limerick



Amputation

The door shuts lightly behind me


soft click


metallic boundaries


I turn around to see,
that you are the one that closed it. 


And I swallow


a storm.
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Categories: amputation, passion,
Form: Free verse

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