Patient Poem by Joe Bisicchia

Patient



Window would see
world
if eyes weren't stuck
bedside.

I'm stopped incapacitated,
yet
the aforementioned world
runs.

When I was young
I would show my face.
I used to dress myself
and go where I wanted.

But now,
with dull wall
and nurse down the hall,
I stretch out my hand
and wait.



Published in The Poet's Haven,2016

Sunday, March 10, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: healing
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