This poem I did in season 5 after "Joy." There is no point of view here other than my own. Enjoy ( Read more... )

I must admit, I don't remember what prompted this particular poem. In my notes, it was a pre-poem of some sort. Use your imagination I suppose. As the header says, it alternates between House and Cuddy's point of views.

WITH ONE LOOK:With one look I see your soul, taking me places I never thought I'd go ( Read more... )

HOUSE'S DREAMIn my dreams she comes to me ( Read more... )

Right now at my blog, I have a tournament going on much like the American's basketball March Madness. In this tournament, the best scenes between House and Cuddy are posted and votes pick the one in each bracket to move on to the next round. We are currently on the "sweet sixteen" of scenes on our way to the final four and the championship. I'd ( Read more... )

The Dance:He stands behinds me and grabs around me for a file ( Read more... )

This poem was inspired by the final moments where Cuddy is having her baby naming ceremony and House is at the piano playing the famous "Cuddy's Serenade." It alternates from House and Cuddy's point of views,

KEYS TO MY HEART
Looking into my eyes I long for her to see,
my soul which bleeds to be a part of her life and that of her baby's. 
Though my ( Read more... )

This poem I can't recall if I wrote it when Cuddy got Rachel, revealed that she was approved for adoption or when she started dating Lucas. I think this one had to do with Cuddy adopting though.

CHANGE

My world around me moves so fast
as there are things not meant to last.
In my life, she's remained the one person I could depend upon.
But in an instant ( Read more... )

This poem was written circa Season 5 when Lucas worked for House.

WORDS
From a distance I watch her, yearning to tell her the things piling up in my head.
But the very thought of doing such a thing fills me with great dread.
Why can I tell my patients their problems to their face?
But hide what I feel for her in memories which time cannot erase?
I send ( Read more... )

In contrast to my poem "Need," I also wrote a poem trying to internalize Cuddy's feelings after the events of the season four finale. When it came to House during the time after this disaster, Cuddy was his only friend. As we discovered later on in the season, the two felt much more than friendship towards each other.

I GRIEVE TOO:
Time has passed, ( Read more... )

This is a poem I wrote after the season four finale in which Wilson's girlfriend Amber dies as an indirect result of House's actions. I was so touched by the scene where Cuddy is holding his hand after he wakes up from a coma. It was a beautiful moment that seemed to linger for me at the beginning of the fifth season. Here's "Need" as felt from ( Read more... )