Life is a Juggling Act, you know,
To live it fully is a must.
But how do we use our 24 hours,
Each day, is down to us?
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Through Hospital corridors do roll
Beds and Chairs with Patients in,
From Ward to X-ray they do go
As well as to other Stations too.
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Why is this poem hard to write?
Why will the words not flow from my Mind?
They float In and Out, and scurry around,
But onto my pad will not settle down.
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You looked, you sought, but did not find
A poem today from me,
I'm sorry but there was no Muse,
Within my heart for thee.
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She asked to follow me home,
She was not certain of the way,
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I am not being Big-Headed,
I know my place in Life,
It is to listen to HIS Words,
And to do that which is Right.
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Out of the depths of my despair,
Full of pain and desperate now,
Wondering when my body will repair,
From this illness of which YOU are aware.
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Why cannot I think clearly?
Weigh up the Dos and Do nots,
List up all the Pros and Cons,
And all those Wills and Will nots.
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I dedicate my poem this time
To the Men and Women of the C.S.T.,
Who put their lives on the line,
For the continued safety of you and me.
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I smell the musty scent of Summer
On hedgerows moist with morning dews,
And view the colours of Autumn leaves
Resplendent in their glorious hues.
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