Best Common Cold Poems


Premium Member Circus Acts - Beware the Common Cold

The phenomenon known as a sneeze
Hits with major velocity. Jeez!
What a mess might ensue
If you heard an “A-choo!”
From the guy on the flying trapeze.

For The Sneezing Limerick Poetry Contest
hosted by ~Gwendolen~

Premium Member The Common Cold

the common cold
has got me down

i cough
i gag

 i try to breath
i gasp in agony

trying to sleep
awake i stay

off to work
tired i am

The Common Cold

Love...
Is a cold,
Infecting my body,
So commonly caught,
But no cure for stupidity,
Sneezing of ignorance,
Idiocy in coughing,
Blind in the beginning,
But...
Slowly it crept upon me,
Until I,
Fully depended on the care of another,
Sniffles of distraught,
As my friends act as tylenol,
Temporarily subdueing the inevitable,
But...
Eventually the cold fades,
As i sneeze out the remains,
And toss them down the drain,
Memories of colds are nonexistant almost,
Because of how common they are,
Probably too common,
Love...
The Real Common Cold


The Common Cold

Got a cough.
A weeze or too.
When I cough I spew.
Like as if my intestings .
Coming up too.

The Doc, bronchitis say.
Twenty smokes a day.
 I must pay with a runny nose.
Temperature, I suppose.

Hot and cold.
My blood boils.
My feet like ice.
Not very nice.
The common cold.

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The Common Cold(Abc)

Allergies
Blisters
Coughing
Dry
Eyes
Fever
Germs
Headaches
Itchy
Joint ache
Kramping
Lifeless
Mucus
Nausea
Outstanding 
Pain
Queezy
Runny
Snotty
Tissues
Uncontrollable
Vomiting
Weak
Exhausted
Yawning
Zanny

Sick Employee Explaining To His Friend His Common Cold

THE COMMON COLD

Have you ever felt like you were going to die?
And you knew good and well the reason why;
and as you got sicker and sicker;
and the heavy gloom grew thicker and thicker,
it began to seem like the very end,
so I decided to call my very best friend.
And when I called him I told him
"I think that I will never see
anything again as lovely as a tree;"
and he sighed because
he himself was feeling a little sad;
and he said "Cheer up, friend, 
it can't be that bad!"
And I told him for sure, for sure it was.
But I got no sympathy
as an injured person does;
and I started to feel bent out of shape
and even mad. E-gad!
And I began to think that that friend of mine
was a bit of a cad.
And then suddenly my temperature broke;
and I cracked another one
of my world famous jokes;
and my friend laughed and snickered and told me
he thought it was one of my finest;
and I said no it wasn't
and thanked him for his kindness;
and then when I hung up my phone, 
I smiled, sat down and knew that I would live forever,
because a dying person never has enough energy
to be that clever.

Janet Marie Bingham


Premium Member Common Cold

they say it’s just a common cold
it comes across so brash and bold
	an apple a day
	it is what they say
only healthy people were polled

Tea For Me

honey and lemon
in tea, and one goodbye sneeze,
perfect concoction

Common Cold

Common cold
When I was a seafarer No one got the cold or the flu
on long voyages, it was only when the ship birthed
and official people came onboard we all went down
with cold/flu.
When this current pandemic pans out, we who have
been sitting in for weeks will be susceptible to other
 illnesses that come along  
our immune system has been weakened and we will
catch anything so hard we may die from a public cold.
Eskimos died by the hundred when the white man
came to safe them for Christianity.

Technological Breakdown

Technology has done much good,
but can’t cure the common cold,
it can keep you looking young,
but not from growing old.
'Let your fingers do the walking,'
used to be the plan,
nowadays, it's all thumbs and emojis,
as smart phones dumb down man.
When online, doing a search,
no matter what I type,
the 'engine' always knows best
and 'corrects' my text to the current hype.
Mostly, I'm so tired of being asked,
by AI, 'How did we do?'
when, in the end, I did all the work,
now, how about you?

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