Long Intensive care Poems
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StevenHe has the biggest heart.
He enjoys doing things for other people
Just because it’s the right thing to do, and
Knowing he made someone happy makes him happy too.
He’ll do whatever he can to satisfy
Everyone around him.
But...
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Categories:
intensive care, addiction, anxiety, drug,
Form:
Free verse
New Year's ResolutionsJim Daley and Joe McCarthy had something in common. They died at 80 going to the bathroom in the middle of the night. Walt O'Brien, their protege, found this out when he called the homes...
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Categories:
intensive care, new year,
Form:
Prose
Cultivated Love - Both Audio and TextThis piece was inspired by a similar conversation I had - only with my father - when I was in my teens, shortly before he passed away from cancer. This was tough to write -...
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Categories:
intensive care, inspirational, love,
Form:
Verse
Valentine's DayMy friends have always hated Valentine's Day.
They ridiculed the pimply-faced boys
Whose hormone-infused offerings
Smell of Axe cologne and sweaty palms.
Greater the mocking of pubescent princesses
Who prance and twirl and collect tokens
From admirers like shells on a...
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Categories:
intensive care, cinderella, february, heart, love, princess, true love,
Form:
Prose
Scars of Love- a True Valentine StoryWar leaves scars. They are emotional. They are physical. They are spiritual.
My brother had proposed to my sister-in-law on Valentine's Day, and so it was on that fateful day, 12 years later that his and...
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Categories:
intensive care, love hurts, spiritual, war,
Form:
Narrative
Random Word PoetryThis is just me writing a verse
About whatever came up first when the dictionary gave me a random word
Matricide
It was all going well I'd never felt better
I've been happy since we got together
You were always...
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Categories:
intensive care, creation, poems, poetry, work, write, writing,
Form:
Free verse
A Cracked Case SolvedA Cracked Case Solved
(A Rocci Raccoon File)
Humpty Dumpty fell off the wall,
But was his fall an accident at all?
It was said in hushed whispers, there was something that stunk,
But that turned out to be Pepe...
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Categories:
intensive care, children,
Form:
Rhyme
Isotropicpandemoniac incredulity sweeps the fat globe
illusion in disguise and sweet dreams of equality
the grim reaper measures invincible destruction
finally attempts to be fair at least once in a life time
‘fear not for I am a...
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Categories:
intensive care, betrayal,
Form:
Free verse
Slammed In the SlammerEvery breath is a fresh step.
Forget your last step take a fresh breath.
I may not walk the line.
But I am designed to shine.
The things I refuse are
the things I should choose.
Never running away.
Feet anchored...
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Categories:
intensive care, parodyme, me,
Form:
Free verse
A Heartfelt LossI 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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Categories:
intensive care, angel, baby,
Form:
Free verse
Naughty Or NiceSanta! Oh, Santa! Please listen to me. It’s for Dragon! I’m begging you, please!
Dragon didn't mean to be naughty! He’s crying! He’s even down, on his knees!
Christmas is coming! He wants to be nice! Heaven...
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Categories:
intensive care, christmas, family, fantasy, fun, funny, happiness, imagination,
Form:
Light Verse
Mister Money Bags No MoreMister money bags no more
Ah..., how I idolize the days of yore
before June twentieth, and twenty first
two thousand twenty three
when utter senselessness wore,
a trail of woe brutally
ravaging and savaging mine psyche,
yours truly attests gullibility tore
and...
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Categories:
intensive care, abuse, america, anger, anxiety, august, betrayal, evil,
Form:
Rhyme
His Last Love SongHis wife left him in intensive care
After saying her last good-bye
She just couldn’t stay with him in there
For the moment he would die
They were married for over thirty years
He wrote lyrics for love songs
Words that...
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Categories:
intensive care, love, song-lyricwords, me, romance, song, write, friend,
Form:
Rhyme
Cold FeetEnervated and energized after cold shower
the perfect tonic to gin body though o'clock
wee hours August thirty one two thousand
nineteen - natural buzz to stave off relished
sleep, thus refueled with zest able to chop
chop thru printed...
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Categories:
intensive care, 11th grade, 12th grade, courage, fate, grief,
Form:
Free verse
Pain Again>This is a poem about pain. I'm sure most of us experience it sometime in her life. Particularly in hospital. I found writing my experience out seem to eradicate it from my...
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Categories:
intensive care, adventure, body, care, health, how i feel,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Remembering Dad
“…I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee.”*
Such Scripture truth braces me up with God’s grace
Propelling me to move on, bounce back, march forward
Every time my yearning for my human-fortress intensifies.
Vulnerable to attacking nostalgic angst
I’m...
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Categories:
intensive care, anniversary, faith, father, god, how i feel,
Form:
Free verse
Socked and Winded Unconscious Checking AccountSocked and winded unconscious checking account...
(alternatively named last poetic endeavor for 2019
issuing out cerebral petrified complex edifice fount
wobbling as hood winking ornament mount).
Speedily rushed to intensive care unit
courtesy Brinks armored truck
Citizens Bank emergency crew
monied...
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Categories:
intensive care, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, anxiety,
Form:
Free verse
Simply TimeWith Crystal Ball I might have found
Some way to weave my way through time
Instead I played without the rules
Did it my way throughout the schools
Meandered free from guides or maps
Ate my meals from plates...
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Categories:
intensive care, life, loss, love, drug,
Form:
Rhyme
My green house projectIn the mid 80's, I took a job as a receptionist for a wholesale floral company.
Encased in a glass claustrophobic space, I answered their busy phone lines
as I gazed at the warehouse walls of greenery...
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Categories:
intensive care, environment, flower, planet,
Form:
Narrative
Jack RutterJack was born in 1981, but at the age of 18,
Was punched in his face so he was out clean,
He fell backwards to hit his skull on the kerb,
Which haemorrhaged his brain to...
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Categories:
intensive care, body,
Form:
Tail-rhyme
OdysseyIt’s a five-hour round trip,
What with the ferry, shuttle, a
Twenty-minute walk, sometimes the bus,
Just to see him for a couple of hours.
Sometimes he’s not doing well
Or is sleeping while I’m there.
It’s been such...
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Categories:
intensive care, angst, care, caregiving, husband, recovery from, sick,
Form:
Free verse
Mere Minutes Into May Sixth 2019Mere Minutes Into May Sixth, 2019
Heron entombed within b44 man cave
at Highland Manor Apartments sitting
in catbird seat after shower and shave
attuned to silence permeating airwave
wondering what comprises silence music
to these keenly attuned ears as agave
tastes...
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Categories:
intensive care, anxiety, dark, destiny, father, health, husband, money,
Form:
Free verse
Dying Is HorrifyingDying Is Horrifying
Has been sad to me;
Dying is horrifying;
Will never forget.
My wife Jill is in intensive care right now
under sedation. Sunday morning she had
shortness of breath. An aide car came out
and gave her oxygen...
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Categories:
intensive care, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Haiku
No Room For Crybabies Pt 3The trip was worth all of the diffulculties that we esperienced in arriving to gran'nny
house, such as first the day my dad left us, and then mama telling grannie that she was
examine by a specialist...
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Categories:
intensive care, black african american, inspirational, love, care, care,
Form:
Rhyme
A Great Little Survivor - Part 1Fourteen days...
Ted, what will become of you?
Two weeks back, you were lifted out and rushed
to intensive care, breathing but fitting,
unable to tell us how it felt to
be born with wires, tubes, winking lights and graphs,
monitors...
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Categories:
intensive care, baptism, birth, for him, miracle, stress,
Form:
Narrative