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The Bionic Man by Henry L. Lefevre Wednesday, March 26, 2008 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan It works!

It slowed down my pace That's a Pacemaker's place. It runs like a charm But I can't lift my arm For ten or more days. It seems that I'm wired And I'm prone to get tired So I try to stay placid For ten or more days. Those days now have passed. They're behind me at last. I've lived through the trauma For ten or more days. My new life is nice. It's well worth the price Of behaving myself For ten or more days. (c) 2008 Henry Lefevre
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Reviewed by Connie Faust	11/10/2008

I can't resist a poem on bionic people--not when I'm walking around on my artificial hip and ticking like a clock from my mechanical mitral valve. I like your style and your wit. Connie




Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	3/26/2008

My father in law had one put in a few years ago and he is feeling better than ever. God bless you, I was wondering where you have been. Hope you are feeling a whole lot better now.... Be always safe, Karen




Reviewed by Lew Duffey	3/26/2008

Chuckle..... As one with a pacemaker myself I would give this welcome advice. Before long you will forget its there. God Bless, Lew




Reviewed by Jackie (Micke) Jinks	3/26/2008

You have a way of treating your trauma with much wit! Good to see you back with us, and feeling spry! Micke