About the Poem
I have been a paramedic for over 18 years and I have too many memories. Sometimes in the back of an ambulance it's just you and the patient, and time draws to a close and we help where we can.
Being There |
by Vinny |
Is this the train to end of station the end of life, its consummation Is it the chill or whistles shrill that makes me check if I'm breathing still My aged hands reach out to ask who will help me in this task I fight for life with waning zeal I know its passed and losing's real So I push for every breath to find the courage and accept my death I thank you for the hand I've held It helped while my spirit swelled Your eyes they speak of special care And I thank you for being there |
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3 Visitor Comments
brittany
*tears* one word to describe this poem . true
Lorna
I really like it. It has a nice helping hand.
KATYA
KEEP WRITTING....IT'S BEAUTIFUL
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