Best Cardiac Arrest Poems
Below are the all-time best Cardiac Arrest poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of cardiac arrest poems written by PoetrySoup members
Cardiac ArrestDarkness hangs heavily over my eyes
And you listen to the neurosis in my head
Like most misery it started with apparent happiness
Now I seem too volatile...
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Categories:
cardiac arrest, break up, heart, heartbroken,
Form:
I do not know?
True Love Sailed Over SeasTRUE LOVE SAILED OVER SEAS
Have I met trouble when I met your ocean eyes
for beneath that steady gaze, I reach the highest sky?
Slothful moon turned...
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Categories:
cardiac arrest, growth, inspiration, life, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Schizophrenia"Doctor!
Doctor!
How is he?"
"Quite terrible, Miss.
He will not survive the night,
Probably not even the hour."
"What does he have?
Terminal cancer?
Pneumonia?
Cardiac Arrest?"
"No.
It is worse then all of those.
Even...
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Categories:
cardiac arrest, boyfriend, funny love, girlfriend,
Form:
Light Verse
Cold HeartedIntravenous therapy,
She's watching over me.
Grasping my hand,
She whispers, "please dear, count to ten."
Six... piercing paralysis,
Her hand cold as the air.
She lets go, leaving me there.
Alone,...
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Categories:
cardiac arrest, love, sadme, me,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
cardiac arrest, adventure, depression, funny, hope,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Phantom At the Foot of the BedNormally, I'm not one to be alarmed by things that go bump in the night,
But the other night I saw something that gave me a...
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Categories:
cardiac arrest, funny, me,
Form:
Rhyme
Caramel Macchiato, PleaseI’m tapping my feet to the music escaping an old man’s saxophone
On main street
I can feel the raindrops hit my hand
I roll them in my...
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Categories:
cardiac arrest, pain,
Form:
Free verse
Brainstorm-Finding AbigailFinding Abigail
“Abigail! ~Abigail!...where are you, my love?
I can’t see you, nor smell you, let alone touch you…”
A nebulous cloud encroaches the corridors of mind,
Where a...
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Categories:
cardiac arrest, devotion, heartbroken, lost love,
Form:
Free verse
A Tender Moment From ChildhoodA loving beautiful mother,
A responsibly caring father,
A bit moody, yet, affectionate sister,
And me the Very Important member;
All I can imagine is a beautiful tree,
Our home...
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Categories:
cardiac arrest, death, life,
Form:
Free verse
Uncle Arthur‘She’s on again - the annual campin’ trip regatta,
and we’ve got ourselves together for our plans to Wonnangatta.
The high country; you can’t beat it...
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Categories:
cardiac arrest, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
The Earth On Which She'D WalkedShe was made of the Earth on which she walked,
built by the Love that, from her, poured,
brought to life by the light she shone,
imbued...
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Categories:
cardiac arrest, earth, emotions, environment, humanity,
Form:
Rhyme
For All Things There Is a Purpose
For All Things There Is A Purpose
Written: by Miracle man
12-16-2019
My morning quiet time, always conduces creativity,
This endeavor precludes, each day’s passivity.
Lingering health issues, continue to...
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Categories:
cardiac arrest, death, god, health, life,
Form:
Couplet
I Said Good-ByeAugust 30 2018 12:10 a.m. through 2 a.m. the last time I said good-bye.
I woke up not expecting to lose the love of...
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Categories:
cardiac arrest, death, love,
Form:
Prose
Is Seeing Believing
Is Seeing Believing?
Written: by Miracle Man
7/17/2017
Those things I know, to these, I readily attest,
And thought repetition hasn’t made them so.
Sometimes others may ponder if true...
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Categories:
cardiac arrest, god, health, inspirational,
Form:
Lyric
My Last Day To LiveIf it was my last day to live,
All my earning to the poor I would give.
There's a few things I would enjoy,
And share God's love...
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Categories:
cardiac arrest, death, humor, imagination,
Form:
Narrative