Best Hemorrhage Poems

This Poetry bleeds from my brain
('Tis only a scratch; no more the worse)
And I write, just to ease the pain
(My Mind: it aches; it burns; it hurts)...

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For twelve years, she suffered from incurable bloodletting.
All her wealth, like water, before physicians she had poured
She went near Jesus the incarnate out of fear, sweating.
To touch his garment, the convulsing crowed; she had ignored

Jesus knew her heart. He felt her feelings. He heard her...

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In the avalanche, I lost track of my guiding light.
I fled my fireside. I had to evacuate my homestead. 
Driven far astray by frenetic frozen fright,
I was just a cowardly racing rescuing airhead.

The wounded wooden face of my brother
lugged away by paramedics in a wheelchair.
My...

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