Crumble; verb: Break or fall apart into small fragments, esp. over a period of time as part of a process of deterioration; (of an organization, relationship, or structure) disintegrate gradually over a period of time; noun: A dessert made with such a topping and a particular fruit.
Drawn; noun: A person or thing that is very attractive or interesting; adjective: (Of a person or a person's face) looking strained from illness, exhaustion, anxiety, or pain.
Uneasy; adjective: causing or feeling anxiety; troubled or uncomfortable.
With each uneasy step
I crumble in pain
With foot drawn up
Just one more step
~Beth~
What makes you uneasy?
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9 comments:
ouch! That is a nasty injury. Good luck getting back on your feet!!
but you are walking pain or not good for you.
No Im not walking at all. I hobble with a waker on one foot. I am not allowed t walk for 6 weeks. I have a metal plate with screws in my ankle. I will have to re learn to walk. Bummer :( But I try to be as postive and happy as I can. Blessings
As I age and grow, I rarely feel uneasy anymore....only when going someplace where I don't really know, and they are 'professionals'.......my childhood was lived in 'uneasy land'.....
Ouch, ouch, ouch. That looks awful.
Great use of three words. Please read my attempt.
Bless your heart.
OUCH! Oh my, and I thought this was a metaphor until I saw the picture.
Hopefully in a week or so you may be able to look back and smile. It is great you can talk and blog about it.
(ps Looks as though you have a couple of spammers above me.)
there's a lot that makes me uneasy—looking at that picture for instance. I imaginge each step would make you wish to crumble in pain.
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