Dear Doctor
Dear Doctor,
I’m asking you for a favor,
Because right now I’m tired of how I feel.
You know I’ve tried to be braver,
But it’s like my body doesn’t know how to heal.
I’ve felt like this for a while now,
At first I thought I just wanted an answer.
But now I can’t stop asking “how,"
I feel like some type of cancer.
You know all I want is normalcy,
Can I ask for that?
Believe me I’ve spent enough time in emergency,
I know what it feels like to be a lab rat.
I’m not asking for much,
Just a cure.
Because right now it hurts to the touch,
Even though it’s obscure.
It’s beginning to affect me worse mentally,
So sorry if I pry.
It feels like I’m going in circles endlessly,
Except now I can’t hold in my cry.
You know I’ve fought hard,
Each and every time.
But now I feel like I should be left in a junkyard,
It’s getting too hard to make the climb.
Think long and hard before denying my dream,
Get me out of this nightmare.
Take some time and consult a team,
It’s for a good cause I swear.
Sincerely,
Payton
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