Pills Poems - Poems about Pills

They came not with swords, but with silence and smiles, White coats cloaked in corporate trials. The syringe is a dagger, the pill a chain, Each cure a contract of hidden pain. They fed us fear in televised scripts, Diagnosed souls with chemical whips. And governments bowed with pockets wide, While mothers wept as children died. What price is health when greed prescribes? When...

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you gave me a pill to give me a thrill, i got so high felt like flying in the sky, zooming around from room to room, what these blue tablets and what they do, this feeling soon wore off, as my mouth began to froth feeling sick and dont know what to do, cant reach...

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SIX WOMEN PATIENTS Six broken women lay down to rest brown bodies all in a row six long stories to tell with jest six smiles with a million tears race around ward releasing fears just so Six windows uncurtained offers six sunny acacias buffered trolleys reel, pills and bottles steep surgeon makes his rounds with a nod six students...

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illusion of a palmful of pills and confirmation clicks for the make-believe bliss leave a mocking kiss on my delusional cheeks smile for the lover's hiss because everybody sleeps at the point the lies will blow out of your lips then he stopped caring without an early notice dry drawn hearts and unpaid fees forever comes a long road, difficult to...

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The tranquil pills fall deep into the night, like a dreamless enveloping sleep, a sweet path without fangs that silently bite, without regrets, your eyes strive to read my ageless and lost soul, dark, you open a heart in unseen quarantine, past, present, and future stand like shadows in the way of what was, a contagious disease I desperately call...

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{"This heavy humanness she burdened inside, Sent electrical shocks through her body, she would weep silently with a fist pressed up against her maw with her eyes evidently glistening nobody would attempt to console her and detach from the everlasting impact of the storm, thrown in her way, she got sucked in, she still couldn’t...

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Amid thunder and lightning, The holy act of mating of clouds, Results in the birth of raindrops! Knowing their assigned mission, Like bullets they hit the ground To quench the thirst of the earth! The soaked earth in turn readies The seeds beneath it to sprout! Overnight, all over, the earth appears As if it is clad in green velvet cloth! Sensing the...

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My mouth is full of fizzy liquid, my toungue is tickling vivid. Even though my dark circles under the eye, are deep within my following breath, they lie. The ground is scretchy, Are with the bathroom one matchy. The cold shrouded my soul, I love coldness, hotness is foul. My phone is which lays within, near my eyes, they felt to spin, but I continued...

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You used to be a gentle lover Memories of that now just hover Over a cold dark jail cell You created from the hell Pills you took broke your spirit It so hard to try and clear it Once you start this filthy habit You are hooked, each day you grab it Addiction is now your friend Your whole world comes to an end Wrecked...

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Pills, pills, pills for everything Taking more than ever before Popping pills for this and that Constipation which I abhor Didn't used to be like this What's happened to our way of life Much preferred the way it was We sure had a lot less strife Maybe I'm a wee bit delusional And things aren't all that different However it sure seems that way Am I...

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Those small drug holders! They have numbers on them. They reminded you when to take four pills: one at breakfast time, one at lunchtime, one at dinnertime, one when it's the hour for bed. Those small drug holders! Are those numbers fading? They try to remind you what the time is, when to have some breakfast, when to eat your lunch, when to consume some dinner, when the...

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Pills and potions If only they could solve all the problems One magic pill to make it all go away If only it were that easy Pop them in a cup, a concoction of things you don’t even know Sip, and swallow, and it’ll all get better But it doesn’t It’s a choice between every thought urging you to take that jump,...

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Hey good people, here comes the jester Full of those proverbial beans Ready to spew out a bunch more silliness Got a whole lot more in my jeans I'm sure my dear ole mummy and daddy Took giggly pills 'fore I was born It's the reason I became this silly old jester Right away started tossing out corn Chuckles became ingrained in yours...

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Red pill, blue pill, old pill, new pill, Each tablet has music you can whistle. Side effects and brand ones—we all have a shot, Vitamins and sunspots are our health dots. From headaches to heartburn, we seek relief. Medicine melodies, the rhythm of our belief Pills, syrups, and creams—a symphony of care, Our bodies are the orchestra—with each note, we repair. Some are...

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It could raise all this. Or it may inflame that. As Your vision spins both ears start to flap. So, hold on a minute. No need to act fast. Knowing those are risks. Don't burn out and crash. These Magical pills smell like bad fishy trash. Just take another hit but pony up the cash. Say, it gives You the chills. With a gray itchy rash. May erase this. And...

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