In the East
Cancer.
So big,
Yet so small.
Tiny cells massed together
Like penguins in a storm.
Villians on the inside
Looking for a home.
Not me
But another.
A situation far worse
Than if it were I.
But on the inside
There is a light.
One that shines
To fight the plight.
A dream to rid the world
Of this horrid thing.
There will be a day
When all of this is over
And the world is more at peace.
Today is not the day,
But it's rising in the East.
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