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A Voice of a Forlorn Blind Woman

Author: Flora Aguasa
Published: 2020/03/31 - Updated: 2025/03/17
Publication Type: Poetry
Category Topic: Poetry - Related Publications

Contents: Synopsis - Introduction - Main

Synopsis: A Voice of a Forlorn Blind Woman...October, Please, Leave Me Now and Never Come Back!!! A poem written by Flora Aguasa.

In 10 minutes, I will be having my surgery. While in the waiting room, I have been able to write a short poem.

Introduction

In 10 minutes, I will be having my surgery. While in the waiting room, I have been able to write a short poem.

Main Content

October 2010 I had my first store,

October 2012 I had my second stroke that left me legally blind,

And every October there after, I was in the hospital.

Today, October 31, 2019

I will be having a surgery

Can I say that the month of October is not so good to me?

To my family as well?

My tears are continue flowing

As I'm waiting for the nurse to come and push me up going to the operating room.

October, please, I'm begging you

LEAVE ME NOW AND NEVER COME BACK

I had enough!!!

So much of unbearable pain,

So much that I can't carry anymore...


© Flora Aguasa

This was written October last year. It just made me realise how beautiful life.

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APA: Flora Aguasa. (2020, March 31 - Last revised: 2025, March 17). A Voice of a Forlorn Blind Woman. Disabled World (DW). Retrieved May 5, 2026 from www.disabled-world.com/communication/poetry/forlorn-blind-woman.php
MLA: Flora Aguasa. "A Voice of a Forlorn Blind Woman." Disabled World (DW), 31 Mar. 2020, revised 17 Mar. 2025. Web. 5 May. 2026. <www.disabled-world.com/communication/poetry/forlorn-blind-woman.php>.
Chicago: Flora Aguasa. "A Voice of a Forlorn Blind Woman." Disabled World (DW). Last modified March 17, 2025. www.disabled-world.com/communication/poetry/forlorn-blind-woman.php.

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