Morning (Mourning) AuraA Poem by Desert Knavea quatern about a migraine's visual aura
Where before was perfect sight
Is now a blinding, pulsing light There's a migraine on the way What a way to start the day A glowing blur of a rainbow bright Where before was perfect sight At least I'm not behind the wheel And I've got meds to help me deal I'm darkening the whole house now It always helps a bit somehow Where before was perfect sight The aura tells me of a blight So, for now, I'll muddle through There's not much more that I can do I've a blinding, pulsing light Where before was perfect sight Jim Lonsdale Poetry 2023
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1 Review Added on October 15, 2025 Last Updated on October 15, 2025 AuthorDesert KnavePhoenix, AZAboutI am in my mid-60's, a manic-depressive, seldom impressive, often recessive poet who loves the ocean, rain, the desert, and playing with rhyme. I am a native Arizonan, a Virgo, and a hair metal fan an.. more.. |

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