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Amanda Shelton
Poems
Oct 2018
Asthma
Heavy lungs,
lifting, shaking, quivering
with every inhale I take.
My lungs are tight,
painful and week but still
I try to breathe.
It's like breathing through
a very small straw
that closes ones it opens for
an intake of full air,
I am half way there.
This is not fair,
it's worse than breathing smoggy air.
If you have asthma
you know what I mean.
I am breaking like a deep diver gasping for air.
I am breathing like a fish out of water;
I am gasping, gulping for air.
Who knew breathing would be such
a labor of love and care?
Asthma steals my breath
everytime I take an inhale and exhale
of precious life giving air.
© 2018 By Amanda Shelton
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Amanda Shelton
37/F/Bakersfield California
(37/F/Bakersfield California)
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