Dizzy...I'm dizzy
I'm so dizzy,
it's making me feel so uneasy...
Miss Dizzy
came to visit me yesterday.
She stayed with me for the whole day.
I kept asking her, "Why me? Why me?"
She did not tell me the reason,
only wanted me to serve her some tea.
I've made her some tea,
even sat with her, and be as merry as
I would allow myself to be.
But that nasty witch of Miss Dizzy,
she would not let me be free,
nor would she ever want to leave me.
She sat there, kept asking for more tea!
I vomited into the toilet; yet, no cure was in sight.
So I finally had enough, and made myself a plight.
Enough is enough!
If Miss Dizzy doesn't like it, then that's tough!
I went to the mall,
looked for Salesman Froggy Paul.
He recommended me to take some Gravols™,
then advised me to sleep 'til tomorrow.
And that was just what I did!
Now it seems Miss Dizzy has finally left,
and sure as in heaven I'm really glad!
Thanks to Salesman Froggy Paul, he sure was right!
The Gravols™ have taken Miss Dizzy away,
overnight!
Now, I'm glad I'm not dizzy anymore,
I can even dance on the dance floor.
It's wonderful how you can take a malady and put it into a delightful, whimsical poem.
If I'm reading you right, you're suffering some dizzy spells and vomiting. I hope you don't have one of those new, nasty viruses that are going around with little or no cure. On the other hand, if you are lightheaded or dizzy it may be the sign of an inner ear infection or low blood pressure. I'm not sure what gravols are, but I suspect they're not what you should be taking for something that might be quite serious.
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Regis
Thank God, for the Gravols!! They've settled my stomach, and I slept off the dizziness. I'm well now!
Sandie :o)
Peace, love and blessings,
John Michael
May
Blessings,
Chris
If I'm reading you right, you're suffering some dizzy spells and vomiting. I hope you don't have one of those new, nasty viruses that are going around with little or no cure. On the other hand, if you are lightheaded or dizzy it may be the sign of an inner ear infection or low blood pressure. I'm not sure what gravols are, but I suspect they're not what you should be taking for something that might be quite serious.
Ron
day is rather busy. But I'm glad you're no longer sad. :)
Nancie