When I had my MS attack, <br />Something went wrong with my nerves in the brain. <br />I underwent a protocol of chemotherapy, <br />9 doses of Novantrone, <br />It was very plain to see, <br />That after only 3 doses my brain began to mend itself, <br />By the will of God and good fortune, <br />I began to speak and write again. <br />Novantrone was blue in nature, <br />Kind of deep blue of the Blue Grotto, <br />Deeper then Gatorade, <br />But the same shade of blue. <br />When I first chemotherapy was finished, <br />-it was before St. Patty’s Day, <br />If I dare may say. <br />It was an unbelievable scene, <br />For in the bathroom of the hospital room, <br />-I peed green. <br />Now I have read that something blue can help out spinal injuries. <br />The blue candy coating of M&M’s and Gatorade may hold some keys. <br />I wonder if Novantrone and BBG, Brilliant Blue G, <br />-are related. <br />The only fall back is the rats that spinal injuries, <br />-that were treated, <br />And progressed, <br />- they unfortunately turned blue. <br />Who knew? <br />Oxidized Adenosine triphosphate seems to be the key in BBG. <br />Could this be a situation of circumstance? <br />Does anybody out there know how to ‘Smurf’ dance? <br /> <br />7-28-09<br /><br />Joe Rosochacki<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/blue-on-blue/
