Radiotherapy - In That Lonely Place Poem by Royston Allen

Radiotherapy - In That Lonely Place



It’s a lonely place that I go to each day
to let radiotherapy have its way.
I sit silently waiting for my call
and then lay still, exposed before them all.

They twist and turn me to get me in place
and then I watch them as they exit in haste,
leaving me lying there all on my own,
waiting and watching, listening alone.

But I realised that Jesus was there
as silently I breathed out my prayer,
“I will never leave you, my dear, ” He said
and laid there beside me upon that bed.

Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: cancer
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Written whilst my wife was undergoing radiotherapy after a breast cancer operation
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