Best The Doctor Poems

So, how long have you been waiting? No, it doesn't really matter!
I just came in the game to quiet the chit chatter.
And now that I am here, where should I start?
First, I'll examine your head, and then I'll examine your heart.
Did you really think that...

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There's nothing we can do, the doctor said!
     It was December, nineteen-seventy.
At once, those words exploded in my head
     and pierced my heart- which broke in agony.

How could this be- she's much too young to die
 ...

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Bob had a special talent
That only worked in his men’s store.
He had ‘clothing ESP’.
He knew what his customers wanted…and more.

When customer would come into his store
Bob would invariably say, 
“Hello. I'm Bob. Don’t say a word.
I already know what you need today.”

And he was always...

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A VISIT TO THE DOCTOR

I had a bad cold,
And my throat was sore,
My husband told,
Me to go to the Doctor,
Before I got flu!
I made an appointment and was due,
To be seen at two o’clock.
I sat down next to a young man,
Who had the pock,
He was...

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No, Freddie can’t say he mourned when his father died and his father’s third wife found Freddie's number and gave him a call to give him the news. His father had been responsible, worked hard, saved his money, put Freddie and his brothers through college...

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Come in Doc, stay a while and please close the door.
Your pills aren't workin..still sore...what? Take more?

Whaddya mean, "Don't worry"?
Why are you in such a hurry?

You just barely came in,
Now your leavin' again!

How much? Thanks for the break, but that bill's still pretty sour!
Been here...

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People laugh because Doctor Who makes me cry.

But I cry because I am the Doctor,
an outsider wandering through space and time,
exiled forever from the world that created me.
  
The Doctor killed his people to save the universe.
I killed my soul to save my children.

Companions come and...

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There once was a man most ancient
Who, more often than not, was complacent
   He flew through the stars
   From Gallifrey to Mars
Protecting we humans most nascent...

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On the day
When the doctor told me 
My whole heart crushed 
Melting like snow in summertime
Leaving me to wonder 
Was this moment 
My realty 
A fantasy 
Cause even though I don’t go to church 
Every Sunday 
I knew God wouldn’t plague me 
With a curse...

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From doctor-trade he takes a leave,
From tiresome work and sleepless nights,
For faking life, the mighty heave,
By wearing cap and creepy tights.

He boards the train in second class,
And stands beside the open door,
But pushed along with flowing mass,
By fighting people on the floor.

The mighty winds through...

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Some people give you butterflies
When staring deep into your eyes,
Or cause peculiar palpitations
Just from your kindly conversations,

But when you're on my mind it seems
You take these feelings to extremes,
One look at me and suddenly
My insides burst with ecstasy,

My tummy's tight, giddy and wild,
Yet nauseous like...

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A trip to the doctor, these days,
Is an ordeal in so many ways
     Glued to their computers, it seems,
     They never look at your seams.
Electronic gadgets fill the room
No personal talk unless it’s doom,
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Dr. Seuss
Knew how to choose.
Words that would sing
Like buzz, bang and bing.





 For Worms in My Lunchbox Collection...

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The Doctor Sobbed…..By Peter Onyancha

My doctor read
This letter to the letter
Shocked, Sobbed

Dear Doctor, I did –   

No ham, doc, No harm

I stuck to the steak too long
Now I go to the prairie
To pick an apple
And stick to it

I have let life to thrive
I...

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Now, when was the last time we met?
Oh, how could I forget?
It cost you the crown!
Now you're back for more debt?
Girl please!
Last time, I had you down on your knees,
Like a tease!
Don't you remember..or..do you have ALZHEIMERS disease?
Why would you ever want to cross my...

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