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Hope and Loss
December 28, 2011
I sat next you, trembling with fear,
Hoping that the end of you wasn't near.
Your soft face was as pale as snow,
will you survive or not, I wanted to know.
You tried to comfort me, your voice cold and sharp
But I could hear nothing but the beat of my heart.
The doctor came in, quiet and cross,
I just hoped he wouldn't say, you'll have a loss.
He looked at his clipboard, expressionless face,
and I could just tell your heart began to race.
As he said those words, I held my breath,
I'm sorry, but she's almost near death.
© Anonymous
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