Caesarean Poems - Poems about Caesarean

...A battered pier glass, the length of a running lightning, The width of a Caesarean window, And next to an agelong, framed Daguerreotype, lies face down across A musty room. Shafts and rods of ro......

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...After nine months of pregnancy she was admitted to the nearest hospital with no labor pain so artificial oxytocin was given but nothing transpired. Child laid in her womb position footling breech and......

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...Spit free roads with no traffic Pit free streets of designs prolific Rich cultural heritage and intellect Folks-full of compassion and perfect Discipline innate and mission oriented Pupils are p......

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...I was due any day, had put on weight, At an alarming rate, But when I mentioned to my gynae., That my babies kicks were oh so tiny, Not like a good healthy kick, He or she should give mummy, In......

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...QUESTIONS OF BALANCE: A JEREMIAD Why is it at 70 politicians are still underage To assume political offices And at 30 youths are overage to begin a professional career? What divine strength ......

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...How many times should I need to lose you, before I learn the rules of your equipoise - I wonder. And how many times should you need to cast me out, before you learn to bear my unmasked sight - Yo......

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...Poor Jane Doe lies on a slab When they found her she looked drab Worn-out clothes and no I.D. No purse, no money, no front-door key Surely someone wonders where she's at? Even if it’s just her......

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...passion and grapes elixir of lots life mingled with venom power and youth brush fire fingers flickering burning yearning caesarean ......

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...My wife had caesarean birth In the maternity full of dusts And brought forth a bouncing baby But the baby was a pouncing flu Tears roll twilight to twilight The doctor tests the urine and stoo......

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...The great Caesarean splendor And his roaring empire's reign Fleeting things be mortal hopes May a monument remain? Daedalus, Ah Daedalus Lend your feathers toward the sky Adonai, my God on hi......

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...The Philosopher is a single long poem, I apologize for the inconvenience of splitting it into 2 parts. He pushes aside the weathered curtain The colourless tub, the bland tiles, his grey glazed ......

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...Jayden Makieh Kelly Later on that day others came and kept us company. Everyone sat around, talked, and watched t.v. I eventually got up a few times and walked through the hallways with th......

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