What can we say in the description of a poem? It is a poem, and that is what it is. Enjoy it or not, it is a representation of a moment of my life I needed to write somewhere other than the inside of my brain.

    You can’t turn on your
    tv, without seeing some poor
    bloodspattered doctor, wiping   
    her face, complaining about her
    sex life. Usually
    they are running down the hallways,
    pushing a wheeled stretcher
    with some dying person bouncing along.
    Last week, a friend of mine, an older gent
    collapsed in a church. An ambulance came
    and rushed in.
    The congregation prayed ave marias for him
    the doctors pushed the man, a 230 pound
    mass of weight, towards the stretcher. I knelt
    I was not prepared to cry. I was not scared
    I was not worried. I
    had kept my composure. but I watched as
    seven strong men and women surrounded him
    and felt the held breath as they pushed, shoved
    yanked him onto the stretcher. I watched this
    this fall from grace. this less than romantic moment
    and I sobbed.
    I couldn’t watch them wheel him out.

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