Short Respirator Poems
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Hey Rude, it ain't all that bad
Take a sad song and make it glad
Beatles had it down pat
Now Jacko wears the hat
Giggling till a respirator they had to add
Hey Jude, it ain't all that bad
Take a sad song and make it glad
Beatles had it down pat
Now Jacko wears the hat
Giggling till a respirator they had to add
Feverish and cold at the same time.
Having trouble breathing, even with the respirator.
Pulling the plug, the pain won’t stop.
It must be imaginary then. All in my head.
But if it’s all in the mind…
Why does it hurt so much?
Snickers candy bar wrappers
three gel pens
respirator
daily pills
notebooks
thesaurus
supplements
magnifying glass
pink erasers
snow boot
one mitten
eye mask
birthday card from May
things on my end table on September twenty-fourth
GARRETT A. MORGAN
GARRETT A. MORGAN birth outside Paris, Kentucky
Inventor of Smoke hood model day respirator
Hair straitening combs, stop lights
Things for sewing machines
Yes! Mr. Morgan invented that
2/12/18
by James Edward Lee Sr.
The smell of charcoal lingers
from your soiled, tired body.
A respirator forces your breath
In rhythmic thrusts,
off the once sterile sheets,
now saturated with pools of hot sweat.
Minutes, hours, days pass …
Ending your life … with me.
in this silence
the respirator breathes…
we did not know
his heart
was
still
*Inspired by Brian Strand's, Indelible Impressions contest. This was written the day after my
Step-father-in-law passed away...he passed while we were in the room.