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Haven

Every night when I am in pain
I think of the hard yet cozy bed,
That kept me company
When I was a victim.
‘A Dreadful Disease’ they say
I never felt that way.
I was in pain then
I am in pain now
And I think of the place
That others detest.
If I could choose my dream
Tonight I would see myself
Sleeping on the same bed, so comfortable.
No one wants me back there,
No one knows how I feel.
I want to travel back in the past
Lay with drips in my hands
Hear the unknown tongue
See the familiar corridors, desks and faces
I will know that I am going to be fine
Among them I am safe
Without them, haunts the fear
Day break will wake me up
Or the night will envelope my body.
I wish to be with the
Smiling faces who changed my sheets,
Caring faces who medicated me.
Never having to be lonely again
I wish to wake up joyously.
The pain doesn’t vanish there
But it’s easier to deal with it.
Smile comes naturally with the suffering
Understanding is sometimes what one needs.


Comments

Pramod said…
I can understand your faith in them. But I know you are very brave and can combat any disease. Anyway a nice poem which can be published in any magazine.