Oncology Poems - Poems about Oncology

...The young R.N.'s humility was almost noticeable. No one knew how lavish her life had once been. She had survived luxury which might have spoiled others into sloth-like ways. The grandeur of he......Read More

...studiously sterling students comparing, contrasting, connecting, complaining, conniving truthfully turning tricky troublesome troubles into intriguing innovative idealistic ideas providing peacef......Read More

...I am absolutely disoriented while I wait. I am unable to reclaim the time I have lost. I was entirely sure of my counterpoint. Being warned led to her bewildered epithet. Something......Read More

...The lyric rings true But it’s hard to sing it through What’s left are glimpses of glory From the original story The canvas now tarnished and tainted and twisted Sing it to children who sleep on ......Read More

...for Jessica Orchards recurring: Two twenty year olds on dissimilar paths undaunted by love’s tapestry approaching exclamatory yields of apri......Read More

...Smoking at Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust By Stanley Russell Harris The new mad author & A Poetry Soup honourable mentioned poet Once I smoked like a trooper. As that’s what I did be. Now I do no......Read More

...Her voice echoed through the hallways Of the pediatric oncology hospital ward When people saw the young girl who sang these songs They were stunned and they were floored She sang unaccompanied ......Read More

...She always sang a bit way off-key, She couldn’t hit a single note; She mixed up words from different songs, Some getting caught down in her throat; She sang songs from our favorite bands That I ......Read More

...All I remember is going into the garage to get the snow shovel. I am not even sure how much of the driveway I managed to shovel. Apparently, I was lying in the snow for several hours before one of......Read More

...They shouldn’t need to make caskets only four feet long Pediatricians shouldn’t have to specialize in oncology Scarves shouldn’t be worn by ten year old girls To protect their bald heads as caused......Read More

...How quickly vanity will undo a man sitting in an outpatient ward, his, no minor ills yet feeling worse for the treatment than its need. Aware the ticking of the clock, exchange of amiable w......Read More

...Oncology waffle-soled Nikes travel by at a good pace and I think of chalky lace-ups and starched white caps, the apron-tied uniform of benevolent angels so gently shushing visitors. a memory co......Read More

...Five years ago he joyously visited the maternity ward; now it is the oncology floor. Kindergarten will not be in the cards this year - just lots of tears. She has the same bald head she bore w......Read More