First Aid Poems - Poems about First Aid

Does anyone know the computation for emotional debts unpaid? Does anyone make a tourniquet for emotional first aid? Who makes the rules about emotions that should be displayed? The scales of my thoughts feel these things must be weighed These questions left unanswered could lead to rot and jade Perhaps the most difficult is realizing emotions have been played...

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People flocked round badly hurt Paul, Ten minutes ago had a fall While he was playing rough football... And they had to a doctor call, Then with chess players in a hall, Loved more than the card's near a mall "No! His treatment not in this hall, For not being ethical at all... Some First Aid and then my clinic... At...

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Not a poem, a message for the love of brains, yours and your loved ones. Most doctors don’t know about this as conventional medicine is still catching up with traumatic brain injury. This recipe attacks the inflammation, helping to prevent an all out fire, an inflammation cycle from starting, preventing Post Concussion Syndrome from...

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Imagine you opened First Aid Box And, of all things, saw the blood of ox While you’d wanted to help your Small Pox, Would it you panic to leave your pocks Or would you for gloves try your two socks Or to gods try to sacrifice cocks Or off speed in the manner of Cox After reasoning things out like a fox? Ox...

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Cut the cancer, Lance the boil, Oil the rash, Gash the unnatural growths Inside your soul. And splash on sentiment, afterward: Cheap antiseptic, but it won’t sting....

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