Huddy - Unwritten

Some poems kwa one of my inayopendelewa poets, Erich Fried.
Some of them are so Huddy, wewe will see ^^.
I hope wewe like them.
Some of them I had to translate myself.
Here's a little selection.
Enjoy

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Compensation

To be able to breathe out
ones unhappiness

to breathe out deeply
so that one can
breathe in again

And perhaps being able to speak out
ones unhappiness
in words
in real words
which are connected together [coherent]
and make sense
and which oneself
still can understand
and which perhaps even
somebody else understands
or could understand

And to be able to cry

This again...

He came into the office. He was running late and he was definitely Lost in thought.
N - You’re late. “How was your week?”
H – It had seven days in it.
N – He chuckled a bit. Ok. “Tell me about it.”
H – Not much to tell.
N – How are things with Cuddy?
H - We were leaving the hospital at the same time and I asked her how the baby was? I hadn’t seen him since he left the hospital. She told me he was fine.
N – wewe didn’t ask to see him au if wewe could help?
H – She has a nanny. If she wants me to see him she let me know.
N – Ok. How are things with Wilson?
H - I was running...

As House was holding Rachel and Cuddy was holding their son he suddenly sat Rachel down and excused himself. He told them he had an appointment but the truth was he suddenly couldn’t breathe. He was right in the center of everyone he wanted to be with; the place he wanted to be; but he had been there before and Lost it all.

He returned to his office to pick a case and get the team started. They were reviewing two files as House came in.

As House reviewed the files he decided to mgawanyiko, baidisha the team and take both cases. He walked over to the coffee maker and cut some straws so they could draw for...

Months had passed kwa and things had changed tremendouly at the hospital. Wilson had stepped back into his position as "Head of Oncology." They had filled Cuddy's position with Dr. Jan Bostwick.

She was a woman with something to prove and she had heard of House's reputation so when she got to Princeton she had an angenda. She wanted to prove she could turn a profit and put House in his place.

She had been successful at both those things at the expense of patient care. Ms. Bostwick was cutting costs kwa cutting doctors and nurses and the heads of the departments were struggling with a heavier...

Sorry if this has been added already. I really enjoyed this one because it they are so in character . Enjoy :-)

"She peed on me."

"I know."

"Twice."

"I know."

"You so owe me."

"I know."

"I knew this was a mistake from the moment wewe asked me."

"And yet wewe still did it."

"When one of my Marafiki asks for help with a long overdue parasite extermination problem, I feel obligated to oblige."

"Her name is Rachel, and she's not a parasite. And I didn't ask wewe to exterminate her, I asked wewe to babysit."

"Which I did."

"Hardly well."

"As least I wasn't out selling myself for money. How much do wewe really want...