Best Meds Poems


Premium Member No Meds

I was off my meds
And bouncing off the walls
Cops showed up, Maybe the feds
Said they'd received many calls
Yelling at people I didn't like
Nothing was said back, Good choice
My confused anger did spike
I made sure everyone heard my voice
Cops want to give me a vacation
"If you come you better come deep"
"I will let you feel my frustration"
Some will be injured, Most will weep
When they blinked with hesitation
I pulled a Houdini, And away I did creep
© Jay Moore  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Haiku: Sleep Meds

limbs cup nature’s breast
mossy trunk hugs whistling stream
cricket praise fills earth

Brian Johnston
October 20, 2015

Premium Member Giving Meds To a Cat

My cat runs and hides
She knows it is time
For her to have meds
Doors must be closed
Only her door opened

She'll go under the bed
Then go hug the wall 
Making herself small
Now her door is closed
She can not escape

I 'm chasing my cat
To carry her upstairs
Her meds waiting


Premium Member Where Are My Meds

Where are my meds, must have my meds
Dreaming about zombies without any heads
So scary, I'm freaked
Leaving a brown streak
Hope I can sleep in Mommy's big bed


© Jack Ellison 2015

Premium Member Sunset Meds

sunset meda-stations


stan sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member My Meds

My Meds 

“Take you’re medicine”
Is what note said,
What should have done
Just out of bed.

What do I do?
Read, turn away
forgot what said
Go my own way.

Go here and there
Do this or that
Feed first the dog
And then the cat.

Talked to a friend,
Another chat
Go here and there,
Then, there and back

Finally it’s night,
I see the note
Did I take pills?
Answer is, nope!

Not hard to do
Not hard to take
Three times a day
First when I wake.

Then take at noon
That’s easy too
But, then somehow
Forget to do.

Really not dumb,
Tho feel that I am
Just too much stuff
In my head cram

Are you like me,
Someone somewhere?
Taking these pills
A real nightmare.

Now it’s bedtime
More pills to take
I fall asleep,
Tomorrow wake.

What can I say?
For what I do
Do you do this,
Like I do too?

Barbara Barry Nishanian
 
Oct.1,2017 copyright


Meds

I wish president
Donald would just stay on his
damn medications.
© Jim Tidd  Create an image from this poem.

Meds

I am artificial
muddled by the thick wet clay
and I can’t feel my heartbeat
through the sculptors hands

Switching Meds

Titrate down 
till all the help is out of your system
the thoughts come fast 
the pointless days
silent nights
the evil, sharp edges of sanity
roll with it, as blades of suicidal ideation
fill your waking hours

wait, wait, wait

the new one will come soon
new medicine that will take the thoughts away, 
that will raise you from near dead daydreams
and let you breathe slow and even, 
rest

until then, just turn, walk away 
and shhh
keep it to yourself
no one wants to think 
you have any problems 
like that.

Premium Member New Meds

I can't stay awake
My mind is about to bake
Are they trying to put me to sleep
Not taking them for my sake

My thoughts will not stop
Awake, I did pop
So forget it!
Some poems I will drop

Can't keep this man down
Hardheaded, Yea I wear a crown
And I like it!
Smile, Don't frown

It makes my hands shake
When did the earth quake?
How is this better?
Guess what, I'm awake
© Jay Moore  Create an image from this poem.

Sumer Is Icumen In: An Update For Allergy Sufferers

Sumer is icumen in
a modern English translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch

This is an update of an old classic for those of us who suffer with hay fever and other allergies ...

Sumer is icumen in
Lhude sing achu!
Groweth sed
And bloweth hed
And buyeth med?
Cuccu!

Keywords/Tags: spring, summer, seasons, hay fever, seeds, pollen, pollution, med, meds, medicine, medical, achoo, stuffy, nose, blowing, ragweed, congestion, update, updates, updating, flower, flowers, health, daffodils

Meds

Prescription changes. 

Lend to disability.

Encourage clear speech.

She Not Only Brought Me My Meds But We Slow Danced Together

WHOOF!
We are not all chasing our tails in the very same way
We are not all praying for the same thing every day
We are all just hopeful that he or she will come along
And we will find the embrace in which we belong

She’s chasing her tail with cockiness and guile
He’s using his witticisms and cogent smile
Other people use some subliminal style
While that one over there uses her tail to defile

There are people chasing their tails all around
And it’s discouraging not being aware to where you are bound
So we spin in circles getting to a place called “nowhere” with speed
All trying to get the satisfaction from someone else to fill our need

Our needs are invisible inside us but you can still see our tails
And some even resort to lies and deception when all else fails
As for me I’ve stopped chasing my tail and now simply chase peace
and if you ask me the cyber-deception should be sequestered and cease
   (c) 2011....~free cee!~ Phrepoetree

Premium Member Where Are My Meds

Where are my meds, must have my meds
Dreaming about zombies without any heads
So scary, I'm freaked
Leaving a brown streak
Hope I can sleep in Mommy's big bed

Monsters And Meds

I forgot my meds last night. 
I fell asleep without turning off the light. 
Meds sitting on the counter. 
As I lie in bed, I flounder. 
My brain knows what it's missing. 
I start to hear hissing. 
A little growl too. 
A monster that is blue.

I forgot my meds for three nights now…
I don’t even flinch at a growl. 
The scarecrow sitting in the corner?
I simply turn away from her. 
I’m in my bed, a place for sleeping.
And I do so with bugs teeming. 

I forgot again. 
I forgot within. 
I could simply walk downstairs for meds and water. 
But that would mean turning toward the monster. 
It’s easier this way. 
I lie still, with monsters that prey. 
It’s easier than going to the kitchen. 
Where I’d feel as vulnerable as a kitten. 
It’s easier to lie still. 
Letting them watch me, waiting to kill. 

Laughing nervously in bottles. 
My meds are starting to throttle. 
They call for me, from orange containers. 
But all I hear are the monsters. 

I forgot my meds, some nights ago. 
The monsters appeared fast and slow. 
I could go downstairs whenever I want.
My bedroom is a bit overwhelmed with haunt. 

I forgot! I forgot…
My hands start to rot. 
My toes are frostbitten. 
I could use some mittens. 
But monsters don’t care about the condition of meat. 
All they want is someone quick to eat. 
I’ve been lying here for days. 
In a daze. 
So the monsters said, “hey!”
“Looks like our lunch is here to stay.”

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