Hospital
The nurses chatter filled the silent air
Though not a single word reached thier ears
Thier minds gone blacnk from lack of sleep, they dare
To think of what may be, thier own worst fears
The drum of feet echoes inside the halls
Heavy from the news that they had to bear
Recieved by anxious gasps and fearful bawls
Or merely shocked quiet as thier hearts tear
Feelings of hope and despair fill thier mind
and wishes to have thier old life again
Ignorance is the plauge of human-kind
Who here has any idea of pain?
There is always someone who has it worse
Though it seems you suffer the cruelest curse
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