Hospitals
Anywhere but there
The smell of death and disease
The faces of despair
Anywhere but there
I pleaded
I begged to be taken elsewhere
It was an accident, what he did
But we were already there
The surgical gloves came off
He wasn’t breathing
Hands wiped clean by a cloth
I was no longer pleading
The regret remains
It wasn’t his fault
But I didn’t take the blame
His death was his final insult
And he wouldn’t hurt anyone anymore
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