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I'm getting my glasses removed Tomorrow, on thirtieth June Words cannot describe what I feel Sight without them would be a boon To see clearly as soon as I wake Looking at the time with no strain Yet I'm scared- will I lose my vision? Or will this be the end of my pain? A surgery's a strange affair I'm afraid- but I won't say a word Lord, I pray, grant me the strength To deal with whatever will occur With the grace, the will of your smile With the patience of a tortoise To amble gently towards my end With steadfast feet, and a bit of poise.
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Jul 29, 2018
Jul 29, 2018 at 11:03 AM UTC
Sight
I'm getting my glasses removed Tomorrow, on thirtieth June Words cannot describe what I feel Sight without them would be a boon To see clearly as soon as I wake Looking at the time with no strain Yet I'm scared- will I lose my vision? Or will this be the end of my pain? A surgery's a strange affair I'm afraid- but I won't say a word Lord, I pray, grant me the strength To deal with whatever will occur With the grace, the will of your smile With the patience of a tortoise To amble gently towards my end With steadfast feet, and a bit of poise.
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Jul 29, 2018
Jul 29, 2018 at 11:03 AM UTC
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