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The cancer has returned. This much is sure. It tried to disguise itself; but you knew it for what it was. There was denying it after. Oh sure, it could continue to lie. But you knew it, although it acted like a scolded child. It tried to fool the doctor; but she was not hoodwinked either. It pretended to be a mailman delivering asthma; but you knew better. You exposed it as a fraud like revealing the man claiming to take away all pain. All the investigations in the world cannot change facts. The winter wind goes and returns; we can close the blinds and it will still blow.
Martin Willitts Jr. is a nationally and international published poet whose wife, Fran, was a breast cancer survivor since 1987; however she recently died of lung cancer. His full length book of poems and his paper artwork, The Secret Language of the Universe, is available from March Street Press (2006).
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