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    Hug Me, I’ve got Herpes

    Hug me, I’ve got herpes
    See the blisters on my cheek
    It starts with just a tingling
    And goes inside a week *
     
      It’s certainly a virus
    And it gets everywhere
    Most people have no symptoms
    Life really isn’t fair
    Hug me, I’ve got herpes
    And I’ve read all the bumph
    It comes out in the sun and wind
    And the wrong time of the month
     
      But if I catch it early
    When the tingles first appear
    I can nip it in the bud
    With lemon balm and Aciclovir
    Hug me, I’ve got herpes
    And it’ll come and go
    It lives inside my nerve roots
    And travels to and fro
     
      Herpes isn’t scary
    Unless you get it in your eye
    So don’t spit on your contacts
    And leave the spots to dry
    Hug me, I’ve got herpes
    And not just round my mouth
    Think chicken pox on your privates
    Or a cold sore going south
     
      The first attack was painful
    But now they’re really rare
    I use salt baths and teabags
    And give it lots of air
    Hug me, I’ve got herpes
    And I bet that you’re the same
    Who knows where it first came from?
    And no-one is to blame
     
      So let’s chat and laugh and cuddle
    Until it goes away
    Time for books and baths and gossip
    We can love another day

    *to 10 days, usually


    Poem by Dr Phil Hammond author of Medicine Balls...click here for details.

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