Dread Disease Poems - Poems about Dread Disease

...Three long years since my love has gone away And I have settled into a life of lonely self-ease, Seeing no regrets or sorrows I need to appease Still sometimes I think I live in perpet......Read the rest...

...CV-19 CV-19 I do not like CV-19! I do not like it in the air I do not like it in my hair I do not like it anywhere I do not like it when you sneeze I do not like it when you wheeze I do......Read the rest...

...I thought I'd been doing things right. I exercised and supposed the food I ate was mostly good. Then something struck me; it became my life's most serious plight, coming as it did so s......Read the rest...

...I don't, and probably won't know the truth of her fate, I don't know whether she left us, but I do remember her well. Tall, slim, quiet and shy, I remember her deep orange hair, and an awkwa......Read the rest...

...This dread disease that has afflicted my home, This malady, this plague on my house; This making convertible the former quaintness and provincialism thereof Into something wholly despicable and ......Read the rest...

...She's fat and she's ugly and she smokes and she smells and she scares all the children on the street Every child runs to hide when she screams, when she yells but a man down the block thinks she......Read the rest...

...In my morning’s misty madding slumber, I rise to face the dreams of yesteryear. Will today have better thoughts, I wonder. My mind's a maze of agony and fear. I live in shadows, daydreams o......Read the rest...

...Father....where were you when the Jews were gassed, and countless slaves, whipped and slashed? Father....where are you when the child-killers roam, forever now from mother’s home Father....wh......Read the rest...

...Peaceful presence surrounds nature In the cool quiet morn Wispy clouds fan brushed decorate A canvas newly born Orange marmalade sunlight glows Through silhouetted pines Casting lavender ......Read the rest...

...At the doctor’s office, I had to fill out forms, Showing gory details—infirmities and norms. They said, “Take a moment to furnish what we ask. Just tell us your condition, and your family’s past. ......Read the rest...

...(continued from PT 1) There's not much we can do right here in Charlotte but to pray. But we know of one that's working on experimental chemo today. To help our precious women who have thi......Read the rest...

...I thought one day that I would surely die, But that was before Jesus, heard my despairing cry. I knew that only He would have the answer, For that dread disease we know as cancer. I fel......Read the rest...

...The light no longer sparkles in her once brilliant eyes Listening carefully to hear her softly muttered cries She hovers alone behind her closed bedroom door Not yet ready to face what life stil......Read the rest...