Parkinson's Disease

In Parkinson's disease

Neurons fail to produce and cease

A person loses his balance

And mostly remains in silence

A person is not able to walk

Very softly they talk

Their back becomes bent

Which cannot be mend

The person complains of pain

They always live in vain

They urinate in their diapers

Sometimes they do get anxious and hyper

The person imagines things

And needs the support of family in every little thing

They depend on a wheelchair

For moving about with care

We have to feed them food

As they are always not in a mood

They always are in a state of brood

Their life becomes very slow, unsteady & they do not feel good

They feel very lonely

They cannot be independent solely

They become totally dependent

As neurons, the brain fails to send.