Sitting in the ER.
To my left sits a lady with her face in her palm.
Her other hand clenching her side.
She appears to be doing everything she can to hold in the pain.
To my right are sweet friends,
waiting on the results of their friend's ct scan.
She is well.
No seat belt, car totaled, walking away with a fractured arm.
Behind me are two tired women,
resting,
waiting on loved ones.
At the front desk is a daughter,
all I hear is
"8 stinnets"
"massive heart attack"
I see her dear mother,
barely able to support herself in the chair.
Her other hand clenching her side.
She appears to be doing everything she can to hold in the pain.
To my right are sweet friends,
waiting on the results of their friend's ct scan.
She is well.
No seat belt, car totaled, walking away with a fractured arm.
Behind me are two tired women,
resting,
waiting on loved ones.
At the front desk is a daughter,
all I hear is
"8 stinnets"
"massive heart attack"
I see her dear mother,
barely able to support herself in the chair.
I walk in laughing at my friend's clumsy mistake,
hoping that his stitches won't hurt too bad,
planning on fixing it with ice cream afterwards.
hoping that his stitches won't hurt too bad,
planning on fixing it with ice cream afterwards.
I walk out with eyes wide open to God's grace.
Grace that I live a life that has been free of loss,
a healthy body that doesn't require much,
and an existence that has never known pain.
Grace that I live a life that has been free of loss,
a healthy body that doesn't require much,
and an existence that has never known pain.
It's easy to forget the world we live in.
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