Pain Vs. Love One AM It comes and it goes With every breath Back pain Loving wife, awakened, tries... Pain meds Cold pack Hot pack Pillow under knees Her not-so-patient patient grumbles and groans He can’t get comfortable Pain persists Ambulance considered Pain with every, even shallow, breath Exhausted he sleeps Then, miraculously, the pain eases He pulls himself out of bed He walks to his recliner Pain still there but somewhat abated Doctor appointment made Love beats pain
Ish Added to a word, ish turns it to “almost,” as in summerish, or warmish. Or “around,” as in 70ish. Or “near,” as in greenish, yellowish. Or “close to,” as in 9ish, 10ish, noonish. As in “I’ll meet you at 6ish for a walk. It will be warmish. We’ll see early autumn colors, redish, yellowish. Good thing we’re youngish for it’s a longish walk.” We got home at 8ish, had a drink, and said, “Ish wash good, washn’t ish?”
Feelings Are you in-the-moment right now? What’s the feeling inside? Are you blah or rah? Eek or ache? Or just plain irate? Bored or glad? Scared or sad? Or just plain mad? Express them safely Let them go When you do You’ll feel glad!
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