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Malpractice Poems - Poems about Malpractice


Manifesto
As a law-abiding senior citizen of Hawai I was living a pretty decent life Until my absence alerted my neighbours And the paramedics broke the front door of my house To find me lying unconscious inside Now I am recuperating in a hospital bed. But I place my charges against medical malpractices That has handicapped me physically, mentally and...

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Categories: malpractice, care, change, corruption, health,
Form: Free verse
Fighting Fire with Molotovs
Tight stretched skin, not unlike leather parchment Adorned with scars and burns and such carvings Among the colors, red ink's enrichment Envelops a file cabinet's burnings Advice from the mental advisory Suggests that all these thoughts be locked away In filing in forgotten drawery To the night is left burdens of the day Where were they all put, these things once forgot? Within the...

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Categories: malpractice, abuse, depression, fire, introspection,
Form: Sonnet



Children of Examination Malpractice
It’s been corrupted, Even the learning systems in normality altered The Innocence of examinations Has swerved Into Guilt of examinations Exam malpractices everywhere! Many students have sown the seed of levity Which has grown into complacency They, being carefree, Are shamefully confident They would cheat to the bull! Assured their money could in qualms set them free. Examiners have likewise injured the education routines of our country, Even...

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Categories: malpractice, 11th grade, 9th grade,
Form: Free verse
Examination Malpractice
It’s a dreadful virus that has become an epidemic Just like cankerworm, it has eaten our educational fabrics Our educational system is anemic But there is a remedy; together we all can fight against this social malady. We need extreme energy; in other to restore examination sanity We should resist corrupt practices, especially bribery If we don’t fight against it then...

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Categories: malpractice, education,
Form: Rhyme
Letter To Malpractice Pt 2
You can't level up to who I am. How dare you to malpractice on me You can't level up to the things I do. How dare you to malpractice on me You can't level up to the things I put up with. How dare you to malpractice on me You can't level up being a parent. How dare you to malpractice on...

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Categories: malpractice, nature, truth,
Form: Epic



Exam Malpractice
Charlie wants to pass by all means, That day he ate a lot of beans, His fart has a foul smell, Teacher runs from this spell, Thereby,creating unpleasant scenes. For this,they have to face the heats, Most of them are full of deceits, But charlie farts again, Which makes panel insane, Causing many to leave their seats. 12-3-2017 Contest:I Started A Joke by Maria Williams...

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Categories: malpractice, allegory, funny,
Form: Limerick
Exam Malpractice
EXAM MALPRACTICE We are no saints, we haven't got holiness Yet our steps can be retraced Everyone there where he lacks For we're all for one and one for all Many have been asked; they answered Many have asked; they were answered But if you've never been asked And if you've never asked Such that you never answered And you were never answered Haven't you...

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Categories: malpractice, education, encouraging, graduation, high
Form: Didactic
Malpractice
Malpractice Doctor, Doctor yes I am back again Stop telling me to take a seat my friend ...

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Categories: malpractice, conflict, evil, retirement,
Form: Sonnet
Malpractice
the patient, a younger man, walks in & sits down the doctor, an older man, sits in his chair with yellow legal pad in hand as he stumbles through what happened last week, both by tracing his own scrawlings with his eyes & muttering some of the “key points,” the younger man begins to blurt out what is troubling him now--- how...

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Categories: malpractice, life,
Form: Free verse
Literary Malpractice
Traveling through the jaded discourse With bartered pen and little remorse Brandishing sharpened scalpel; tour de force Unabashedly seeking all texts from lexicon to divorce Developing underlying themes to alter the broader context Freely abridging each verse to establish the pretext Isolating each stanza to create a subtext Inferring connotations to establish a hypertext Disassociating words to broker more inflection Delinking phrases building new...

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Categories: malpractice, on writing and words
Form: Rhyme

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