Space Occupying Lesion: A Poem

Space Occupying Lesion

By Fredrick Martyn

You take up space within my head
Your influence I pray it does not spread
Today your presence makes me nauseous
Tomorrow, I hope it’s not more noxious
I sense you there, with your malignant aroma
I yearn for resection, dear glioblastoma

Bio: Fredrick Martyn is a writer, poet and medical student originally from Toronto. His poetry has appeared in Pulp Poets Press, Spillwords Press and The Eunoia Review among other places. Find his words at fredrickmartyn.weebly.com

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The Online Journal of Community and Person-Centered Dermatology (OJCPCD) is a free, full text, open-access, online publication that addresses all aspects of skin disease that concern patients, their families, and practitioners. ​It was founded in 2012 by Dr. David J. Elpern, M.D. in Williamstown, MA. with technical help from Inez Tan.