The honour is yours to receive
What am amazing work you have accomplished
Being there at my darkest moment
Gratefully as I appreciate your work
I salute to you ,
I am talking about hands that were meant to heal
And they did just that
Hooray,I said it
I am talking about a critical mindset that was utilized
And it achieved that goal
Hooray, who would have thought
I am talking about an honorable man
And their humanity values
Hooray,what human beings
Acknowledgement of your work,
The goal was to be achieved by you
What an exceptional work you has performed
Being the only source of comfort at the time
Gratefully as I appreciate your work
I salute to you
What would a womb swell
And things suddenly cease to be well…
A life whose mother didn‘t guess
Would her tummy access:
The very last thing by her expected
And certainly the unlikeliest to be respected.
From carelessly monitored fun with crafty men,
Usually two or three guys or a reckless ten,
The Luckless One reminded of her romantic escapades
At some self-deceiving hour,
More hurting than adventurous raids
Turned badly sour…
To every woman handing a disturbing stigma
And blames of having slighted some sacred dogma:
What could keep her thoughts and gist
Often flying to the consulting room of a Gynecologist
And in very helpless moments to some roadside butcher,
Not infrequently, a bitter lesson teacher…
Crystal clear hints that the Luckless One
Would’ve the baby’s shaming visit stopped
And some tomorrow, against another
Make sure that penetrative condom is not dropped.
My gyne doctor’s understandin’
The locum I saw was outstandin’
Although he’s retired
His skills are required
He’s happy he still keeps his hand in!
05/20/20
Appreciated
individuality.
Gynecologist.
GYNECOLOGIST
Grappling to make small talk:
“Good morning,” he begins.
“Gee, I like your cute socks”
Good grief don’t speak to me…
Gaining back my pale face
Gynecologist gaff!
12/2/2016
Pleiades G Contest
Sponsor – Kim Merryman
True Story!
Looking for the formal definition, structure, and history of this poetry form? Visit the Poetry Dictionary entry below. Then return to explore how PoetrySoup members bring the form to life through their own poems.