Physician Poems - Poems about Physician

He was not hungry, but, he knew the hunger of each soul. He knew, many were physically and mentally ill. The liberation of each soul from their bonds was his goal. In him, the poor and the downtrodden...Read the rest...

An old man who looked somewhat young But after he had a song sung Held tightly to his right lung And to a nearby chair clung … An Old Man who now truly looked it: Blotches on a weak...Read the rest...

Spring Cleaning is Sarah’s dreaded routine She gets exhausted, drinks lots of caffeine She goes to her doctor Who gives her the ‘what-for' Then shoots Sarah full of adrenaline...Read the rest...

Consider, dear artist, quite carefully, the subject you seek to eternalize. Glamorous glories; bright youth so carefree - these often capture first glance of the eyes. But if you decide 'pon showy delights, those feeling such things won't look to...Read the rest...

Could a soul find room at the core of an atom? So Eve changed the spelling thinking dim of such wit – thought an apple a day would keep both of them fit.......Read the rest...

A certain doctor who attends to a patient is left sick and weak....Read the rest...

You go the doc He puts you in shock 'You will get worse before you get better' You have a right to squawk...Read the rest...

THE GREAT PHYSICIAN the gray sky of a virus, angry furrowed brows - scowling, coughing - not laughing. what affectation the globe...Read the rest...

Infidel I’m My God is my master of soul Belief of Muslim, Christian, Jew, Buddha, Hindu…. hurts me very much, troubles walking path of my conscience, gashes my inside temple of heart My true sense of sight, smell, hearing, touch, tasting now...Read the rest...

I am no doctor Yet I do some research on health Scary - isn't it!...Read the rest...

N Naturally caring. U Understanding and Kind. R Realistically diagnoses S Sees things others miss E Enthusiastic about helping people...Read the rest...

Position of Family Physician One day we did have to make a decision; And God for people did create a position; We did read; Much in need; He planned on calling it family physician. Jim Horn Such A Shame We Acclaim We should...Read the rest...

At the end of a dry, harsh August, as Autumn slowly descends upon Whitechapel, I begin my vicious practice. From Buck’s Row to Hanbury Street, I make each house call brief. My methods most precise—each cut, so deep, So effectively...Read the rest...

The majority of the following poem was lost forever, except for a portion recalled by the author's lady friend, many years after his untimely death. I will post the recollections of Mrs. Shew-Houghton first, followed by my...Read the rest...

Earth's Physician by Lori Maria Walton When earth is violently ill, breathing laboriously to survive, Who becomes her physician? Where is a medicine that can heal? Aggressive stampedes of soldiers running to misguided missions of...Read the rest...