English Oh!, a wonderful language, roots go very deep as well,
The more,
one dwells within, the more one gathers in
a swell,
Where
you can recite a verse in a
play and play in a recital,
You
can drive in parkways and yet park in driveways as well.
One such word puzzled me, forced me to browse it very well,
Pupil, the word oft familiar to the oculist, helping me to dwell.
Heard every morn, the headcounts loudly spell this as a whole,
Besides the student, it conveys the novice or the follower’s role,
All living things under the sky enjoy their sight on the whole,
Iris of the eye also permits the light through this central hole,
This hiatus in iris, the most looked by clinicians on the whole,
The size, the shape or its color or its occlusion spells its role,
Ability or inability to conduct light spreads bloom or gloom,
The much sought after organ on view in intensive care room.
Usually one in each eye, rarely two, a conduit for light or sight,
Physician’s diagnostic aid, when the patient is in bad plight.
Drugs, poisons, head injury or eye disease all show up in daylight,
In a coma state, the surgeons and physicians’ lead kindly to light.
Living with bloom or lying in state, the pupil decides the state,
Responds to light in life ,to go dilated and fixed, decides the fate.
Oculist’s bread and butter, lunch or supper, the pupil is the decider,
Optic nerve in health or disease, also the evidence of a brain teaser,
Fluid pressure of brain and eye, pupils show, to lead the bandwagon,
Non reacting partner oft reveals the flamed sight in inflammation.
Medical Jargon adds surnames to pinpoint the disease in question,
To assess the state of brain or eyes to aid the treatment in precision,
Marcus Gunn pupil, Adie’s and Horner’s and the pin point pupil
Like a novice medico in darkness, it’s ever a rigmarole pupil
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