Based on the given situation, the best answer for this would
be:
somewhat similar to locking keys in the car
Petty annoyances are what Lazarus had specialized in observing
the daily frustrations that people go through everyday, an example of a
frustrating thing to describe a situation would be when you lock your keys in
your car.
a) Pancreatic pain.
d) Liver pain.
e) Gallbladder pain.
<h3>What is visceral pain?</h3>
Your stomach, bladder, uterus, or rectum can all cause visceral discomfort, which is pain that originates from your internal organs. It is a sort of nociceptive pain, which implies that it is brought on by illnesses that induce swelling, pressure, or an injury. Visceral pain includes stomach discomfort from irritable bowel syndrome and pelvic pain brought on by a bladder infection.
If you have an infection, trauma, disease, growth, bleeding, or anything else that puts pressure on, injures, or inflames the interior or outside of your internal organs, you may have visceral pain.
To warn you of illness or injury, the sensory nerves in your organs have pain receptors called nociceptors that convey signals to the spinal cord and brain.
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These are really bad, but they are something. (the sonnet one is really bad and incomplete)
Haiku:
Without my consent
No soldiers in here
Thanks amendment three
Limerick:
I wont find a solder in my house
Even if he's as quite as a mouse
I will not let him on my tenement
All thanks to the third amendment
Sonnet: (sort of)
James Madison wrote the amendment three.
To quarter soldiers with permission of thee.
But with my consent I will allow it
The pains of war I can't heal I admit
Thanks to James and the amendment of three
