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Best Medical Poems

Below are the all-time best Medical poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of medical poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member If I Could
if i could,             

                         i'd  wish a magic wand....

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Categories: medical, giving,
Form: Free verse



Hoping You Can Feel Me
I sit alone and I think of you, hoping you can hear me
If I close my eyes just before I sleep, I can see you...

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Categories: medical, girlfriend-boyfriend, love, passionme, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Getting Old Is Getting Old
I've grown a bit slower, I've grown a bit fatter,
  my mission each hour: relieving my bladder.
When I was a youngster, I had no...

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Categories: medical, age, old,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Tribute
This is a well deserved tribute that I'd like to share
For those wonderful people working in our health care
Doctors, nurses, paramedics and admin staff too...

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Categories: medical, people, tribute,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Olena and Pavlo
Olena Rudenko met Pavlo Lavinski whilst at Kyiv University 
Pavlo told all his friends that she's definitely the girl for me
They got on well then...

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Categories: medical, death, love, soldier, violence,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member A Special Needs Hero
Young and pretty, living a normal life
Suddenly her world would never be the same
Her lovely boy born with special needs
Her daily life now the toughest...

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Categories: medical, caregiving, child, inspirational,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Captain Tom
You will have probably heard this story, it's often been told
About Captain Tom who's ninety nine years old
He's a Second World War veteran who's served...

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Categories: medical, tribute, western,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Rainbow Sherbet and Dying Poems
I never got why you always
Ate the red pink color out 
The Sherbet ice cream

It was like excavation
How you removed all the cherry
Without even affecting...

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Categories: medical, bereavement, best friend, cancer,
Form: Dramatic Verse
It's An Illusion
(one-act play)

The patient

They call it a sickness, a psychosis, an insanity, but I know: this is the leverage 
by means of which I can set...

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Categories: medical, world,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member How Much Do I Love Thee
How much do I love thee
Let me tabulate all the ways

I bought you a new Mercedes
	With gold plated tire rims
I bought you a humongous diamond...

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Categories: medical, betrayal, divorce, freedom, money,
Form: Light Verse
Star Trek and Captain Kirk's Final Frontier
Kirk: ‘Lt. Uhura, come to my quarters at 1800 hours’
Uhura: ‘Yes captain, might I ask what’s up?’
Kirk: ‘Nothing now but something WILL be at 1800...

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Categories: medical, parody, science fiction,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member If I Ruled the World
If I ruled the whole wide world there's so much that I would change
I wouldn't be Mr Popular and they'd think me somewhat strange
First thing...

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Categories: medical, conflict, environment, hate, international,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Five Limericks
Inspired by Joseph Mays limerick contest.
(not for contest )
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A mischievous chef known as McMurray 
For a joke put Epsom salts in the curry
The toilet door...

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Categories: medical, humor,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Burning Daylight
They are lined up along the long hallways
wheelchairs protruding, blocking the corridors.
The aroma of antiseptic spray attempts to mask
the pungent smell of body odors.

The loud...

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Categories: medical, age, time,
Form: Free verse
Humility In America
It's said 100 million Americans watched the Superbowl, which like a religious event is held on Sunday. I wonder if 100 million Americans have ever...

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Categories: medical, appreciation, football, god, humanity,
Form: Prose

Book: Reflection on the Important Things