Obliviation Poem by Julia Luber
Obliviation
Rating: ★5.0
They turn me towards pills and medication;
remorselessly, no second thought, no hesitation.
Because they've had medicine design the all of them:
they turn all thoughts to obliviation, anti-insomniac
medication. There never seems to be enough,
to retrieve what is so simple, they make so rough.
Friday, August 2, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: medical
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Because certain people use medicine for such a basic naturalism, they turn other people to the need to medicate to be oblivious to them.
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7/29/2025 6:38:37 AM # 1.0.0
An excellent work on obliviation presenting personal experiences! Well penned..............10
Sometimes poetry is not enough to fill our minds with and the problem is some people rely only on medicine and so some of us follow suit.