Nhs Poems - Poems about Nhs

I am certain that I am unwell. A swelling golf ball Lodged deep beneath my skin Makes sure of that. The floors of Ward 6 Are mirror-clean and sterile, A nature-coloured chessboard for My bare toes to quietly tread. I have no flowers, no visitors, But home comforts in the form Of trinkets and beloved books Ease my mind. It seems the courtyard is a patient too, With...

Continue reading...

The NHS ~ so many memories But mostly of my children being born And love and opiates, both made to ease The pain that wakes a body up at dawn You open up the curtains for us, mop Our blood up, help our babies take a breath Hold hands over our hearts until they stop And close the curtains...

Continue reading...

To want to love To love to care To care enough Enough to share To share your time To play your part To care enough To give your heart Nurse the sick Soothe the pained Day after day And finish drained Take courage, strength Love and share To care enough Enough to care....

Continue reading...

On the rise, as you approach our local Hospital, there's what's left of a homemade 'We 'heart' the NHS' banner. Only now it's just a pole with a piece of crumpled, red stained sheet falling from it. The bloodied flag of a battle sadly lost....

Continue reading...

COVID -19 Irrespective of what your size is You are not immune to Coronavirus So stay at home is sound advice As you may lose at the throw of the dice Man, woman or child, it does not care So dice with death...if you dare. This evil curse is here for a while He conducts his business with artless guile To offer the path...

Continue reading...

I heard something on the wireless As i went about my day, Some new strain of virus In some province far away. I didn’t pay much attention As it seemed a distant threat. Well that was my contention So I didn’t break a sweat The message, soon transparent, Warned that death was prowling by, It was painfully apparent, That many were to die. It’s time for us...

Continue reading...

Captain Tom By Jan Beaumont © He was somebody we'd never heard of Just a man quietly living his life But a man who'd seen things that he shouldn't Like battle and horror and strife. He was loved and surrounded by family Had a home and a warm comfy bed Then the horrible virus that hit us Changed the world when it reared...

Continue reading...

Dedicated to those who have done their bit. Keeping our country fighting fit. Through all the turmoil of the situation. Standing tall with sheer dedication. Nhs workers doing long hours. Deserve more than a bunch of flowers. Doctors and Nurses not getting a break. This is ludicrous for goodness sake. People in care homes looking after our olds. Keeping all the patients safe...

Continue reading...

Covid the invisible killer spreading its ugliness throughout our world Outside a place we no longer go ...

Continue reading...

Into the battle into the war Like hero’s that had gone before Caring and Courageous , passionate and calm Our shining stars are fighting hard , to keep us all from harm Selfless and committed , they are where they belong Critical invaluable , they keep the front line strong Without their skills and knowledge the virus will...

Continue reading...

That man mountain of love My dad Hands calloused Tattoo's faded with time a joy to be with There to wipe away my tears to make things better My mothers right hand man an empty wallet but a heart that was full of love i see him sat upon a kitchen chair plastic framed glasses courtesy of the NHS overalls covered in oil...

Continue reading...

I count my strides Since I know how to ride The idea is to figure out a problem And if I do it with grace, I can honestly say I got em. With every fence I take I really hope I can make Since a rail goes down Everybody in the arena will have a...

Continue reading...

Building bricks Brick by brick we build our nation And stone by stone we build a generation. The children are the future, the old our voting class; The young have given up voting because politicians have no class. Building new laws and building new houses; Nothing this government does smells of roses. Leaving the EU seems like it will come back to...

Continue reading...

Went to St Richards early today Had an appointment so that was okay The problem is this; I went in with a hernia But when I came out... I had hyperthermia Whilst no radiator did radiate heat And I was laid out like a chilled cut of meat The staff got abuse from a quite irate geyser ‘I'm going to Iceland to...

Continue reading...

I ponder at the mirror hanging on my bathroom wall dreams shatter as I gaze upon an image once so tall. Yet it is you in there in this life I had to become with youthful mind to witness the epidermis succumb. To absorb this reality a portrait of reasons unlike nature’s call humanity breeze through the seasons. A flower grows...

Continue reading...