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Sickness


When you feel like you can't hold anything down,

Like all you can do is frown,

You're sick, 

So take you pick

Of medicine, so you feel better,

Reading every letter.

Someone who loves you,

They know what to do.

They take care of you until you're better,

They pay attention to every letter,

Checking your temp,

Making sure you not unkempt.

Soup and toast,

It's nothing to boast,

Because you're sick,

You don't feel like doing anything.

So let your heart sing,

While someone who cares,

Is always there.

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