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Best Clinic Poems

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


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: clinic, death, love, soldier, violence,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Lifes Simplicity Maintained
You were born in a specialist clinic
I was born at the front door of my house
we both came into this world and survived.
You’ve been eating...

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Categories: clinic, career, character, cheer up,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Going Bald
As biology goes, I'm surviving,
a few aches and pains and a cough
and I check every morning when in the bathroom
to see if my bits have...

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© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: clinic, anxiety, hair, humor,
Form: Rhyme
At 50
I am five,
I want all the pears and pies,
Pops, sweets and fries;
I really think this life.

I am ten,
I have learnt how to hold my pen,
Learnt...

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Categories: clinic, age,
Form: Verse
Premium Member All In a Rush
I woke up in the morning and went to the loo
The basin was broken so stuck it with glue
Got washed in a hurry, I was...

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Categories: clinic, humor,
Form: List



Where I'M From-- My Version of George Ella Lyon's Poem
I’m from the piano in my living room,
from the music and melody.
I’m from the old, shabby couches,
(Placed proportionally,
opposite side from the TV)
I’m from the mirror,...

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© Alia Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: clinic, childhood, family,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member 3rd Child
My story is quite simple
My husband and I had been faithfully  
Correctly using birth control for almost 13 years 
We’d forgotten it only once

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Categories: clinic, abortion, baby, christian, devotion,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
I Smile and Frown When
I smile when-
Woman has strange men over
You laugh and mind business
Married to your ******* neighbor

I frown when-
Man wants medicine for kid,
Clinic shut down,
Alcohol delivered a...

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© Lynn Dolly  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: clinic, life,
Form: Senryu
Does My Life Matter To You
IF My Life Does Not Matter To You, Then NO Singing, Shouting, or Dancing Will Change that.

IF My Life Does Not Matter To You, Then...

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Categories: clinic, america, black african american,
Form: Free verse
The Downward Spiral (With a Nod To Nin)
She sees herself suddenly as a small girl
bare feet on the cold black and white tile
little toes curled
sees the white porcelain tub and
how pretty the...

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Categories: clinic, childhood, introspection, life, nostalgia,
Form: Lyric
Discarded a True Story of Healing
A song by the Allman Brothers, titled Melissa, I was, hearing Sweet Mellisa over and over, while writing this.
 The Story begins as a teenaged...

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Categories: clinic, birth, encouraging, feelings, forgiveness,
Form: Narrative
I Meant To
Mother,

I meant to finish college and
go get my Master’s degree,
to become and engineer
and built great things in our cities.

I meant to show you my new...

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Categories: clinic, abortion, dark, death, judgement,
Form: Rhyme
At 16
Don't talk to her she's in a slump
Have you seen her belly bump?
Its beyond belief that she's so young
What kind of family is she from

Doesn't...

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Categories: clinic, baby, judgement, teen love,
Form: Rhyme
More Pickles Than One
For ten months now I’ve brooded over coming second place
in the pickle section deeming, it no less than a disgrace.
It was written plain and simple,...

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Categories: clinic, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member - Together They Were Strong -
A strong and new friendship was born at the cancer clinic
Both cry, they had lost the driving force to look forward
The pleasure of a long...

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Categories: clinic, angst, brother, cancer, death,
Form: Prose Poetry

Book: Reflection on the Important Things