For the appointment at the second floor
As we were walking in the corridor
A bit scared, a whole lot unsure
would this hurt further or provide a cure
As the Nuclear medicine department appeared in sight
we saw the blinding entrance light
It hurt my eyes it was way too bright
So we just stood there for a moment in fright
Like a loud pompous warning
to prep us both for what's coming
In the last few months we had done a lot of thinking
But nothing could have prepared us for this moment so chilling
Sitting amongst the tired and frail
Immersed in the weary silence of the pale
Free from all the sensations and feels
We waited for our turn for the holy grail
The scans began
the stillness was no fun
The pill was given
that no one wanted to touch even
I was too dangerous now so had to rush out from there
For the isolation I had been fully prepared
On my way out, as I noticed the glare
I forgot everything and again got scared
My eyes still blink sometimes at night
that moment, the place, the numbness becomes alive
Quelling all my fears and urges to fight
Those entrance lights were just way too bright