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Intensive Care Unit

Intensive Care Unit

By David Smith Approx July 24, 2018

 

Intensive Care Unit, so sad and alone

Four strong walls that surround you

As imagination does roam

 

The walls are so thick

The barriers are up

Confined to bed, the fears that erupt

 

Thoughts to control or they control me

It’s the imagination

The optimism to see

 

Twenty-four hours confined to bed

Day and night, the concept is dead

Activities are vital to separate day and night

That hallow loneliness gives discouragement and strife

To see the walls and what imagination play

To only separate night from day

 

The doctors and nurses and health care at its best

Brings encouragement to patients to minimise stress

It’s the passion with that furnace of hope

A desire to live, to adapt and cope

 

The passion within is so profound

That stinking thinking, to turn it around

 

Why we are here and struggles of life

To live each day with power and might

Bedridden twenty four hours a day

Digesting thoughts is power, by the way

More real than Non fiction

More real than Non-fiction

By David Smith August 3, 2018

 

 

More real than non fiction

Being in a coma for nineteen days

Think of the allusions and thought that sway

The reality of hallucinations, greater than life

The thoughts of the mind

Through tribulation and strife

 

To verify the evidence, after the fact

Tears come to mind because reality is off track

O to see hallucinations so crisp and clear

Vivid imagery, to let reason appear

 

Belief system shattered

Where imagination becomes real

Truth from fiction, the uncertainty to feel

Being in a coma for nineteen days

It’s the imagination, the dreams, which play

Weighing the evidence, reality sets in

Verifying truth, is difficult to begin