Scars Poem by Kathleen Reiman

Scars

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A woman treads the bright sterile hall,
Surrounded by people, alone in her skin
Fateful words triggering scars
The unseen enemy attacking within; the fight begins,

Helpless, hopeless, heartless: resourceful, reinforced, renewed

Buoyed by a hundred hearts, buttressed by a thousand prayers
Marching forward into battle, reinforced by people, strengthened by many
Encircled by the love of family and friends
Surrounded by people, battles are won and healing begins.

Monday, March 24, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: illness
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For women fighting breast cancer
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