Best Diabetic Poems
Below are the all-time best Diabetic poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of diabetic poems written by PoetrySoup members
You Kissed Him In Front of MeYou didn’t notice my tears.
As you both kissed each other
like two lonely plungers
who just escaped from plumber’s solitary confinement,
your eyes open and wander up.
You didn’t...
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Categories:
diabetic, girlfriend-boyfriend, love, thank you,
Form:
Free verse
If We Were Ever FriendsNauseating thoughts about noxious, and demeaning words
that smell worse than stinking socks on sweaty feet ,
replay in my head making me feel so...
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Categories:
diabetic, absence, best friend, conflict,
Form:
Free verse
If We Ever Were FriendsNauseated thoughts about colourless, odourless, demeaning and hurtful words
replay in my head, making me feel so small .
They swell in my mind,...
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Categories:
diabetic, friend, friendship, goodbye,
Form:
Free verse
Into YouCohabitating with your floral penance,
I slow grind
With
Memories
All metaphorical bets,
Off
Jumping head first
Another solemn wish
Unto you
To caress my smile
Another didactic breath
For your silky, titanium retinas
To share this...
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Categories:
diabetic, feelings, life,
Form:
Free verse
My ShortcomingsMY SHORTCOMINGS ARE OVERWHELMING - HOWEVER MY STRENGTHS ARE DEFEATING THEM - POETRY CONTEST
I stood there,
...slowly...
I removed my clothes...
you could tell that my date who was
about...
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Categories:
diabetic, humorous,
Form:
Narrative
Linda Marie BarianaLinda-marie the sweetheart of PS
Sweetheart, a compound noun made of two nouns
Used with a difference, I found some synonyms
The qualities that give joy to senses-BEAUTY
The...
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Categories:
diabetic, appreciation, bird, character, nature,
Form:
Verse
Lettie DiedLettie died, the house is empty,
No one in the family left.
Flowered sheets once used as curtains
Faded now by brilliant sunlight
Rot and crumble to the floor.
Beer...
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Categories:
diabetic, death, people, sad, house,
Form:
Narrative
Epitaph For the Test DogsEpitaph for the Test Dogs
What you did for us, not many know,
because you did it so long ago.
Victoria’s reign to flapper days,
you lived in labs...
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Categories:
diabetic, dog, health,
Form:
Rhyme
Clue 'Kluxless' ChristiansYou're surviving on milk but not baby my friend,
If you never eat meat, it's a joke to pretend
That your ego's poetic!
Your fool's soul's diabetic!
Yours a...
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Categories:
diabetic, faith, love,
Form:
Limerick
The Poet In His CasketThe Poet in His Casket
Well, look at you lying there!
In your brown suit and gold tie.
How I want to hug you now!
You can't be dead,...
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Categories:
diabetic, angst, death, funeral, i
Form:
Rhyme
EggsEaster, and the mystery
unfolds in the hearts
of chocolate rabbits.
Some still believe,
in the capacity of eggs to
resurrect joy,
or they race within chicken runs,
to celebrate a pre-diabetic...
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Categories:
diabetic, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Divided We StandInspired by a tremendously bold & powerful track, “Who we are” by Machinehead
Once upon a misery call
Deception broke bread with diabetic circumstances
Sugar
Coating
Half-assed smiles
Phantoms of a...
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Categories:
diabetic, america, life, people, slam,
Form:
Free verse
Chocolate IndulgencesChocolate Indulgences (20150129)
If I really had no choice but to divulge,
In mountains of chocolate I would indulge.
I'm not just taking about Snickers,
Reese's peanut butter...
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Categories:
diabetic, candy, humorous, love hurts,
Form:
Couplet
Through My FearOh granny gran...I'm here, I'm here
I held you so close, even through my fear
You're so cold...please open your eyes
Just once again..see sunny blue skies
Paper white...
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Categories:
diabetic, caregiving, family,
Form:
Couplet
I Am Not DifferentI am a child who is diabetic
and I will not be apologetic
I will not be embarrassed or ashamed
for I am not to blame
I am very...
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Categories:
diabetic, childhood, children, health, how
Form:
Rhyme