Driving cancer patients
to and from their medical treatment,
I’m rewarded in surprising ways:
Whatever may be wrong in my life,
it’s not like what’s bothering them.
I’ve yet to hear a complaint.
Wearing their chemo cammies,
I’m struck by the firm look
of resolution on their faces.
Posted by: John | March 23, 2015
Courage
Posted in Poetry
I was surprised finding this post, as I’ve just written one about my own mother who I lost to cancer and I can definitely relate! I’m only seventeen but I’d love if you checked out my poetry on my blog.
By: the abrasive activist on March 23, 2015
at 7:28 am