A poem on the trans-generational pandemic affecting the whole of mankind.

This is a poem centred on HIV/AIDS eritten from the point of view of a person living with the virus. It expresses a feeling of hope, and celebrates life and happinness in the face of discrimination and despair. THE OXYGEN I NEED is selected from a work in progress, I HAVE FOUND THE CURE FOR HIV/AIDS, predominantly containing poems on HIV/AIDS.

A very short fiction story about a man’s experience to a plague ridden world.

In order to find a cure or a treatment you have to know the cause. Sometimes, you can even stop heavy rains when you know how the clouds are and how they are moving. In other words, it can be complicated to solve a problem in the case of anorexia for example.

The television show series in all of the world. There are also games that are show on television. Some of the games are to guess who it is about like the one in Burundi Ninde which means who is it.

December 01 is World AIDS Day. AIDS stands for Acquired Immunodificiency Syndrom. This means that there is a virus which is transmitted which is harmful for the immune system. There are ways to protect the immune system by having a balance of red and white blood cells and by being above all faithful to your partner.

Do you agree with this fact? If you see someone happy in front of you, that joy would catch you in seconds. The happy feeling would be in your mind and heart atleast until you cross the place.

After being nearly eliminated in first world countries in the late 40’s, bedbugs are making such a resurgence it’s been called a national epidemic! What’s going on here?

This poem was made during the making of the poem "Incurable Hate". The message of this poem is quite similar to that of its sister poem: "Incurable Hate". But yet through a different perspective. Comments are open.

A poem.