Uninvited Guest Poem by Donna Saphier

Uninvited Guest



I've got a cough, I'm feeling rough
I'm coughing up some awful stuff
I feel it heavy on my chest
This nasty uninvited guest
I cough it up I spit it out
I've got the flu without a doubt
My lips are chapped, my nose is red
My sense of smell and taste are dead
I blow my nose it blocks my ears
My big brown eyes are streaming tears
I'm cold, I'm week, what can I do
To get rid of this awful flu
Beechams, lemsips, Vicks I try
But they just help me to get by
I think my bed is where I should be
I'll lay and sweat this thing from me
Hopefully I will shift this flu
There's not much more that I can do
Just lay and rest, I think that's best
To rid the uninvited guest.

Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: humorous
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The effects of having the flu.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Susan Lacovara 06 May 2014

Do feel better soon... perhaps some chicken soup and tea? At least you know once the uninvited guest leaves, he won't return any time soon! PEACE

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