Best Diagnosing Poems
Below are the all-time best Diagnosing poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of diagnosing poems written by PoetrySoup members
Borderline Poster ChildWho am I, oh, who am I?
Just a poser child Borderline?
A series of bold contradictions
Led on by doctors false predictions
Diagnosing all the time...
Angry outbursts fill...
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Categories:
diagnosing, dedication, depression, life, lost
Form:
Limerick
Poa-Tetry Soup (The Name Inspired)Thoughts melt and distil under a green/blue flame,
Swirling down, separated out and mixed.
If you’ve seen it, it’s broken;
If you’ve heard it, it’s shredded;
If you’ve read...
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Categories:
diagnosing, allegory, childhood, imagination, introspection,
Form:
Free verse
More Pickles Than OneFor 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:
diagnosing, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
This Is the Day the Lord GaveI did not know then what gods there were
And was never concerned or thought about
But I do know for certain now
He can come to us...
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Categories:
diagnosing, god, inspiration, thanksgiving,
Form:
Free verse
Split Schizoid Mission
split schizoid mission
Lifting the mind
like a sword
counting poets
losing self in
unsettled love
and mysteries
plucked off the shelf
all the Berlin walls
come tumbling...
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Categories:
diagnosing, muse,
Form:
Free verse
Volunteer My HeartI've met doctors who have played the know it all role,
Who thought they knew all there was to know,
To listen to their hearts seemed a...
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Categories:
diagnosing, absence, education, graduate, love,
Form:
Light Verse
Ballad of Web MdHere is the ballad of Web MD,
Self-diagnosing terminal maladies,
My fatal afflictions linger on,
I'm buying more medical texts from Fishpond.
Let's do our own diagnosis,
Teach yourself self-hypnosis,
My...
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Categories:
diagnosing, books, internet, sick,
Form:
Free verse
My ShrinkMind games with my shrink.
Only giving me seconds to think.
His or my sanity on the brink.
Telling him what he wants to hear.
So these psychotic thoughts...
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Categories:
diagnosing, funny, me,
Form:
Lyric
Waiting RoomStress fractures
nerves worried faces
diagnosing ourselves
News bad good and bad flow from each
room
tears joy anxiety glee
Surgeons nurses physicians assistants
in out Xray MRI electro cardiogram
mumbles...
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Categories:
diagnosing, angst, confusion, health
Form:
Free verse
DiagnosisJust a small but nagging pain
that wouldn’t go away,
but ‘she’ll be right’- so I thought,
until my judgment day.
My judgment day was not the end;
no not...
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Categories:
diagnosing, fear, health,
Form:
Rhyme
Self DiagnosisBefore diagnosing yourself with low self esteem
or maybe possibly with depression,
first make sure that you're not surrounded by assholes.
They can cause you to display the...
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Categories:
diagnosing, people,
Form:
Rhyme
CapsuleTight spaced enclosure
Swelling of my own inner expense
A feeling as if it is over it is over
What else is there to give?
Living as though...
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Categories:
diagnosing, abuse, health, heart, inspiration,
Form:
Rhyme
Completely UnafraidI am in awe of my sisters
nieces
writers, poets, songwriters, musicians
physicians
so creative every way
sewing cooking writing publishing, diagnosing curing
moving the world in a better way
unafraid...
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Categories:
diagnosing,
Form:
I do not know?
Smoothly Be CoastingSmoothly Be Coasting
If your imagination I was to go beyond,
Would of my poems you still be fond
Even though feeble found myself being
Your made my poem...
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Categories:
diagnosing, encouraging,
Form:
Couplet
Everyone Diagnoses ChildrenObviously it is apparent he said.
Vitally clear.
Plain to see.
What is? I asked him.
That child is emotionally disturbed, he announced.
I was shocked, walking away quickly.
I am...
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Categories:
diagnosing, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Narrative