Pharmacist Poems - Poems about Pharmacist

pharmacist counts pills last one falls on floor fifteen second rule in effect ...Read the rest...

The Roadside Medicine Sellers Are Pharmacists' bold tellers Of an enduring contest Not unlike a weighted test! Ever waxing Drug Dealers Competing as Sure Healers But spinning laughing profits For all their being cursed misfits! Shame to legalizing Laws Unbolting illegal doors, Patent Medicine -...Read the rest...

Health supplement rages nowadays It's said to improve health And so maybe for a better health And so maybe for a longer life span And so maybe for a more relaxed life A pharmacist may introduce A variety of health...Read the rest...

I guess I will be a pharmacist, the young man tells me with reluctance. Resigned to this dubious fate. Why? Because my uncle is a pharmacist and he makes a lot of money. Do you like counting pills? I don’t...Read the rest...

Law school huh? Why? Because I want to make money. Because you love the law? NO! Because you adore reading? Double L, no! Because you want to be a lawyer? Is that what happens? It is supposed to. Oh, well. Maybe I’ll be a pharmacist. They...Read the rest...

within Zieglerville, pennsylvania genuine snow white hair upon her noggin doth adorn, perhaps she will divulge to me (in private) after i croon (to said lass), the melody of Jimmy Crack Corn hmm...or, maybe this mission perchance twill...Read the rest...

A smile to launch a thousand pills and tablets and capsules and such, an option to cure a thousand ills, just ask her, it won't cost too much. If you are in doubt ask her for advice, her reply will...Read the rest...