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It wasn't a pleasant scene, especially for me, It

It wasn't a pleasant scene, especially for me,
It was more like a haunted house, than a hospital
As I entered, my eyes scanned over the bed,
Different patients, with different medical equipments,
Some conscious, some unconscious,
Some ready to be transferred to normal ward,
Some still waiting to be discharged,
Scared of the sight,
I reached for my mother's bed,
Still half conscious, from the anesthesia
Given to her, for her surgery
Confused, I looked at her
While my heart was filled with gratitude.
Tubes were hanging, from her nose and neck
Fingers clipped to monitor the heart
Sometimes she would recognise us,
Sometimes she would remember only one of us
Sometimes she would cry pleading to take her home
Sometimes she wouldn't want to see us.
Those thirteen days of ICU visit,
Were the most scariest days of my life.
But they were also the days
Which made me believe in miracles. It wasn't a pleasant scene, especially for me,
It was more like a haunted house, than a hospital
As I entered, my eyes scanned over the bed,
Different patients, with different medical equipments,
Some conscious, some unconscious,
Some ready to be transferred to normal ward,
Some still waiting to be discharged,
Scared of the sight,
It wasn't a pleasant scene, especially for me,
It was more like a haunted house, than a hospital
As I entered, my eyes scanned over the bed,
Different patients, with different medical equipments,
Some conscious, some unconscious,
Some ready to be transferred to normal ward,
Some still waiting to be discharged,
Scared of the sight,
I reached for my mother's bed,
Still half conscious, from the anesthesia
Given to her, for her surgery
Confused, I looked at her
While my heart was filled with gratitude.
Tubes were hanging, from her nose and neck
Fingers clipped to monitor the heart
Sometimes she would recognise us,
Sometimes she would remember only one of us
Sometimes she would cry pleading to take her home
Sometimes she wouldn't want to see us.
Those thirteen days of ICU visit,
Were the most scariest days of my life.
But they were also the days
Which made me believe in miracles. It wasn't a pleasant scene, especially for me,
It was more like a haunted house, than a hospital
As I entered, my eyes scanned over the bed,
Different patients, with different medical equipments,
Some conscious, some unconscious,
Some ready to be transferred to normal ward,
Some still waiting to be discharged,
Scared of the sight,