Best Syringe Poems


Needlephobia

In the phlebotomy room,
there came a woman
And a man
And their lad
Inquiring, queuing

‘My blood, I give to you;
draw and draw freely,
I have no qualms’
The lad started,
Responding, boasting 

‘Yes, you can draw
by every means you choose
save with this needle!’
The lad protested,
Sobbing, struggling

The Evil I Enjoy

Writing to you about the evil I enjoy.
More like knowing the hate I have for fever.
On this sick bed I curse fever.
For employing my body against me.
I sneezed a hundred last night.
Accompanied by a boiling temperature.
And multiple lining's covering my skin.
The throbbing ache in my head.
Can equal for a five star soundtrack.
Uncomfortable I try to crawl out of my skin.
A toss off the bed.
On the vomits i make a home.
My eyes speaks more than my voice.
Tired and sunken from crying.
Wanting to get a clear view of the pills.
The pounding in my head numbs it all.
Pocketing my brain off my skull.
A dry throat and hazy voice clouds my speech.
Like I climbed down a pulpit.
After shouting to a thousand of deaf beings.
Left only with the hummm sound
Every bone hidden in my skin hurts 
Blocked nostrils I tried to breath through.
Weaker I get, yet they asked I stay bare.
A pain I am fixed to endure.
The room stench with sorrow and medicine.
Scent's that once brought me peace.
Now twist my veins and burst the sweat balls on my skin.
I am left with promises.
As the needles make way into my skin.
And the fluids from the drip bag flood my being.
That the guileful pricks will make me whole.
Am I even broken?.
All I get is a confinement without my approval.
Total submission to the evil that gets me right.

Miscalculating Vet and Calculating Dog

Many are pitying the guy,
Because one cannot new life buy:
Bingo had on his groin pounced 
And got him-Meanest Foe-trounced!
Vet had Needle and Syringe shown Dog
And what he got worse than struck log:
To Bingo’s Canines job to do
“And don’t first ask your Victim ‘Who’?”

Many are afraid Vet will die
And have begun to say “Mute Bye.”
A Miscalculating Vet - Fie!
For him I could only once sigh:
Had in Dog’s food dropped a long sleep
But too quick to The Sown to reap!


Syringe

Tip is scary
Feeling forcibly crazy
Nurse flu injection.

What's your favourite colour


What’s your view?

Is there a hue? 

That for you 

Will on cue

Always imbue

Your soul renew


The one colour

Couldn’t poo poo

Makes others duller

Wouldn’t eschew

Pure & true


We’ve all known

Tone is prone

To stir such emotion

Some say sky or sea


Others disown

The big blue notion

Shrouds of clouds

Lure of azure ocean


For me a dosage 

Of grown foliage

Honed my devotion


The most verdant sheen

I have ever seen

That magic potion

Tincture of Greens!


A cricket pitch

Without a hitch

Can bewitch


Bowling green

Billiards baize

Rays ablaze

Can amaze


Who doesn’t fawn

Over dew at dawn

On a lovely lawn


Passion pops

Preens the tops

Fashions any copse


Captivating thrills

Spills across 

Undulating hills


Don't need a permit

To be a hermit

Rest In a forest  

The colour of kermit



A tinge to binge

Can’t cringe..shan’t impinge

Only if flames singe

Would cause a twinge

Fresh from Mother Nature’s syringe


There’s no other shade

She’s sprayed

Life conveyed

Jade dappled glade

Strife allayed

Laborious glorious fringe rife

So dutifully…beautifully made



Not a skinflint hint 

Or skint glint 

Stints of prints

Of green tints

Like cooling Mint


Or the sublime lime

Of summertime fooling

Could be the emerald

Only Spring can herald


Or go full throttle

Embracing the green of racing

Or the mottle of bottle


Let sage take centre stage

Held captive by olive

Maybe Pea or Sea glee

Say what you see


Always classy

Brassy let’s call it grassy

Which is why

It’s a bonsai dye



I’m a verdant merchant

With a trenchant penchant

For this natural screen

Finessing..caressing & dressing wood


Glean a lovely keen sheen

Whether trees or Pease pud

That could have only ever been GREEN!

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