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Caged
In the middle of the night
A disease creeps up and attacks me
The pain of 100 needles in my stomach
Pushed into the hospital
They check to see if I have anything dangerous on me
Pushed into a room
Then everything drifts away
And everything went dark
Waking up in an unknown place
In a cell locked up
With discomfort in my neck and feeling drained
And being chained to the cell
Restricted to the bed
There is no fresh air
Not much entertainment
In a boring noisy enclosure
I did a few things to help me escape
Practiced walking, slowly, before picking up speed
Eat and sleep to build up my energy
Thinking of freedom to motivate me
The chains were slowly removed
My energy slowly fills up
Walk quickly to the exit
Escaped
I was released from the cage,
Free
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I felt this way when i had a surgery.