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Best Respirator Poems

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Premium Member listen to life -
have you not heard me?

borne upon the air at dusk, dancing ... I have whispered you in a million voices
    still, you...

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Categories: respirator, life, philosophy, truth, wisdom,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Rainbow Sherbet and Dying Poems
I never got why you always
Ate the red pink color out 
The Sherbet ice cream

It was like excavation
How you removed all the cherry
Without even affecting...

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Categories: respirator, bereavement, best friend, cancer,
Form: Dramatic Verse
For Paulie: Rip
in this silence
the respirator breathes…
we did not know
his heart
was
still




*Inspired by Brian Strand's, Indelible Impressions contest. This was written the day after my 
Step-father-in-law passed away...he...

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Categories: respirator, death, dedication, love
Form: Tanka
Premium Member Garrett a Morgan
GARRETT A. MORGAN

GARRETT A. MORGAN birth outside Paris, Kentucky
Inventor of Smoke hood model day respirator
Hair straitening combs, stop lights
Things for sewing machines
Yes! Mr. Morgan invented...

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Categories: respirator, black african american, caregiving,
Form: Clerihew
Premium Member After Dad
joyful song filled my heart

courtesy of our family’s music man

even after mother passed

Dad was still strong and healthy

lived to a ripe old age

giving consent to...

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Categories: respirator, father, music,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Category 3
Respirator walls
Blinding flashes of blue light
Swirling mass of cloud...

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© Joe Inka  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: respirator, nature,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member The White Room
I was sitting in a white room at a table, on a chair
My mind was kind of fuzzy; I wasn’t sure how I got there
I...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: respirator, death, life,
Form: Rhyme
Over the Moon
If you could've been saved, I would've been over the moon.
But you died and you were taken far too soon.
You had to have a hysterectomy...

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Categories: respirator, death, dedication, grief, missing
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member New Years Eve In the Er
The doctors and nurses in the Emergency Room prepared themselves for the 
longest night of the year – New Year’s Eve going into New Years...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: respirator, sadson, husband, time, wife,
Form: Narrative
A Flish Is a Telescope
The hardened heart of man remains
Dissected by each border.
Hoax headlines heading to the street
By chaos wings of bloody order.
Sedated nations wade in tar
As Earth accrues...

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© Mike Ruff  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: respirator, dark, deep, environment, future,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Living Dilemma
making out a living will
how long to keep a respirator plugged
how much quality of life to demand
and who will have the final say

family members might...

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Categories: respirator, introspection,
Form: Free verse
I Didn'T Die
written 7.28,17

"I Didn't Die"
by:  Eric L. Boddie

Now I admit that I still have a slight case of amnesia
Because I had a slight heat stroke...

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Categories: respirator, endurance, faith, inspirational, life,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Decastich-The Wisest One
Seeing others doing harmful things,
excessively drinking and using hard drugs,
I say this road is the wisest one
a very prudent individual could ever take, 
hoping that...

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Categories: respirator, caregiving, death, family, father,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Alberta Texas Florida - Atf
Alberta Texas Florida …
We call her Bert for short
Was born near the Alamo
And soon brought to Port
Salerno in Florida … duh!
Where she contracted Covid
And languished...

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Categories: respirator, fate, irony, satire, scary,
Form: Free verse
Tragic Irony
I had to make a decision that nearly destroyed me.
The decision was painful and it was Tragic Irony.
Mom gave me life and I had to...

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Categories: respirator, death, dedication, irony, mom,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs