Donor Poems | Examples

Premium Member organ donor

my body is too aged to be of much use now
but when I was young I signed to be an organ donor
I was healthy then, no arthritis, great eyesight
one organ donor can save up to eight lives
and restore sight to two people
I think this is amazing

Organ donor card

Got myself a donor card.
One day I will depart.
Donating all my organs
but you can keep my heart.

Premium Member - Donor -

                                      The ancient organ groaned
                                             ended the passion
                                          - bitter vinegar tones
                                              pierced the walls
                                           Heart had lost its fire

                                   The prophets rubbed their heads
                                     wisdom at any time and place
                                             Overly high hopes
                                          Resignation found in a
                                             cast iron saucepan
                                     The criteria for organ donors 
                                                    are clear
                                                         ~
                                             Bell tower mourns


Love Donor

Only love is a donor
              volunteer... almost
              everything else is put
              price... !

Premium Member Blood Donor

Heat index here of 105,
but I can say that I'm alive.
When starting on the concrete pour,
the sun was barely out the door. 
I finished shortly after noon;
believe me, that was none too soon.
All told, I mixed 28 bags;
my clothing looks like dirty rags.
My setup: mostly in the shade;
by 10 am, that luck had played.
The hardest part, to my surprise:
was all the blood-sucking deer flies.
They must have gotten out the word.
A bit down till a thought occurred:
because they sucked me like a prune,
I shouldn't have to donate soon.

Beggar and Donor

Someone who asks,
does not impose conditions...
Who offers
shouldn't impose


Poet a Donor of Poetry

Poet, your writing
          it is not an official document,
          no testament...
          Poet, your writing
          that is accurate pure poetry,
          is a manual of tenderness,
          an encyclopedia
          of love.. !

The Sun Rises On a Crisis

The dazzling sun outside on the rise
The doctor through his teeth lies
Cause of death, a newly crowned virus
Making fools of the best of us

They know little; we know a little less
Whatever got us into this fine mess?
A dysfunctional health system gone awry
Our people, in the sun, to fry

The ruling class to the rescue quick
To broker deals for the sick
They came out richer and how
After milking dry, the donor cow

Schools closed, small enterprises too
The official crisis response we rue
The epidemic out of control rages
Midst our plunging wages

The List

His name is Bob and he is a mechanic 
He suffers from liver disease 
But doesn't panic

He is in need of a transplant
It's very urgent 
He hasn't had a drink in seven months 
 
He has a wife and a daughter who just graduated from law school
She offers him some champaign to celebrate n asks if that's cool 

He refuses but she insists 
He has just one glass then takes a seat 

He's been waiting for six months 
And today we finally found a donor
He is so excited and his family could not be happier 

The tests results show a percentage of alcohol in his bloodstream 
And now this changes everything 

Today I inform him and his family that he can no longer receive a new liver 
Immediately he begins to quiver 

He has been placed at the bottom of the list and there's nothing I can do 
Some rules just cannot be bent 
We should all follow through

The Birth Donor

Stop starting a fire and feeding the fire that you can't even put out. 
You know you are being bluntly dumb founded and stupidly ignorant.
There are countless words to say.
You know that we are right but, you don't even comprehend 
what she is trying to get her point across!
I'm pretty sure your Mother taught you better than that.
The whole argument is irrelevant if you can't spell correctly 
Don't you worry your pretty little heart, because you will not ruin our Family relationship!
I rather go and be something of myself, than be exactly like you
It's kinda funny you are trying to put up this big fight. 
Your words can't hurt me because I'm better than that
Drama was meant for the lamas 
Sooo save It all for a different baby mama! 
The list could go on for hours, so don't even try
You are only getting feed words, , I do suppose
Seeing how you are both uneducated makes tho, more of a target!
You only make me frustrated I have had enough with all the BS

Elegy For the Sperm Donor

you said I could not cook
it was an accusation
a condemnation
a comparison
with your mother and
other women of
whom you approved.
I did not meet the standard
I was not womanly
I failed all forms set
by you, your family, the island
never having been taught, I never learned.
My fear was huge.
You were contemptuous.
I was less than less.
a nothing naught
that nevertheless
had to provide
had to make
each day a life I thought I would be given.
which was wrong
but I could never stop
long enough
could never be still enough
could never breathe in and then out
understanding at last my life was my
own and never yours and so
was mine to make or mar.
My heart hurt worse when our dog died.
And I wrote a better poem about it.

12/31/2013

Be a Donor

Please Transplant me
to a better life,
I am dying to live.

Organ Donor

When I die
I won't need my eyes.

Organ Donor

When death takes me
My body is left for those in need

Give my eyes
To someone who needs
To see there is beauty in everything

Give my lungs
To someone who needs
To inhale every breath given

Give my kidneys
To someone who needs
Purity within their body

Give my bone marrow
To someone who needs
A solid foundation

Give my heart
To someone who needs
To love unconditionally

I Am An Organ Donor

I am an organ donor
I want you all to know,
But don't let me go under
Before I'm ready to go.

I asked myself a question
"How will my body look 
When I'm no longer in position
And after all they took?"

I'm making my request known
Before it is too late,
These are the things that you should do
Then you can seal my fate.

If you take out my eyeballs
Put two marbles in their place,
And if you remove my nose
Like Michael, cover it with lace.

If you take off my arm or leg
With broomsticks please replace,
Two grapefruits for my boobs, I beg
Some dead man's heart might race.

About my inner organs,
I won't worry about that,
But if you take my private spot
Give me a kitty cat.

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