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THOSE THREE DAYS
Those three days that I suffered, It’s now eleven years, Will be with me all my life, Along with lurking tears. My life partner was on a Bed that I could not share. Asking the doctor about Her fate, I did not dare. Thirty-three days she had been Surviving on her hope. But even to her it was Then clear, there was no scope. On the thirty-fourth day I Told her “we must take leave. We spent twenty five years, now Your own path you must weave”. On the thirty-fifth day she Lost the power to speak, Though by gestures, to convey Something, she did so seek. On the thirty-sixth, her heart Could no longer endure. She lost blood pressure and then Suddenly was no more. Can I forget those three days That I spent with my wife, Knowing full-well that, henceforth, Lonely would be my life? • Written in abcb, 7-6-7-6 format. • Written for Kansaspoet Contest, "Invalid Item" M C Gupta 12 August 2007
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