Bottled Up
Alone
Smell of antiseptic
Machines beep, IV bags bubble
Fluorescent lights give no comfort
Plastic gloved hands do not understand
Bottled up tears do not fall
There is no one to see
My dread waking up every day
To see what pain that day holds
I want to give up
I don't want to be here
But I have no choice
To keep living
So I share my pain
With my paper
So that I may learn to forget
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