Rehabilitation Poems - Poems about Rehabilitation

Lunatic Act

The criteria for involuntary hospitalization are as follows: patients must exhibit dangerous behavior toward themselves or others, they must be helpless and unable to provide for their basic daily needs, and there is a danger of “essential harm” to their mental health if they do not receive mental care..
Note.wehmi, nafsiati, Pagal, nashai, game, over..

Ode To Crutches

ODE TO CRUTCHES

I had a knee replacement so I needed help
I could not walk safely by myself
So, I was given two sturdy crutches
And once I got them in my clutches
I walked here and there and everywhere
With more confidence but a bit of care
With physio my knee grew stronger
Two crutches I needed no longer
So, I progressed

Quiet Rehabilitation From the Heart

i thought about leaving on a train
i thought about walking blindly in the rain
i thought about going somewhere where no one could find me
in the end it was your true love that would thankfully blind me

i thought about making you a casserole
i thought about making you filet of sole
i thought about taking you somewhere that

Rehabilitation

Q.Were you scared at night?
A.Halloween night.
Q.Why are you here?
A.I got into a fight with Supari.
Q.Why did you come here?
A.They brought me here.
Q.What did you do?
A.I broke his heart.
Q.Do you want to get married?
A.HAHAHA.
Q.When someone wants to get married,
What does he need to have?
A.Job House Money etc.
Q.You are OK but Supari wants you here?
A.Yes,he is the

Rehabilitation

Stories, tales...More truth!
More cozy boots; Its winter: super cold
Doctor prescribed me with meds: syrups too popping pills and no love potions, learned the hard way that life leans on you when everything seems hazy!
Falling down and hurting myself:
Muscles spasms and headaches to pain killers and ointments for head injuries: 
Applying white bandages all around my

Addiction

A little friction
Placed on our mind
Shared by the place and time
Beating against the grind
Willing ourselves to find
What's making us feel insane
What's coursing through our veins
Poisoning ourselves
Trying to ease the pain
Inducing trauma to the brain
Even though it still remains
It's the only thing we praise
We choose to be Castaway 
From a world led astray
Too stuck in our

Rehabilitation

You ask me what I was?
Meek solitude sustained in armored mantle
a wave of movement never moving onward
a shade lost in humanity’s shadows
and nothing … before you

Meanwhile

Bob’s accident was not "too" bad;
young lady with both legs broken.
Driving on drugs, he’s ultra rad;
“Go to Rehab,” judge has spoken.
Meanwhile... she goes to rehab too;
Bev learns to walk again, wahoo.

When laws and legs guys freely break,
what’s “legit” walks off the pages.
Their lawyers give this bellyache, 
“We don’t put addicts in cages!”
Meanwhile... last time Bob

Rehabilitation

She was brutally raped
And sent home, her father's rage
Mixed with mother's curse
Rehabilitated her in marriage
With the rapist,à la carte.









Rehabilitation Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Julia Ward
Free verse poetry form only.
25th May, 2018

Ar Strong Rehab Centre

She pushes my wheelchair
   Rolling me past the nurses station
     Rolling me down the long bright hallway
    Rolls me into the room with all those machines 
 All I want to do is go for a   l o n g  w a l

First Step To Rehabilitation

one step at a time stands still

                              when the ringing in the ears
             

Rehabilitation

An ox can pull a weighted cart daily.
With mirrored force, I grapple to lift my right leg.
A toddler wobbles in his first steps,
but struggling, we inevitably became able to walk.
Hugging the wall, like a child in the deep pool, I rise up.

Rehabilitation Center

The patients often rock back and forth,
or pace as if to move away
from their frustrations, 
their situation, their self,
but the same always follows.
Their only task is existence...
yet such a heavy endeavor,
like moving through thick mud,
always messy and often stuck.
As long as they remain their same selves,
they remain a prisoner of themselves,
haunted by screams of unworthiness,
threats

Beyond Rehabilitation Triumph

Freed* from addiction’s chains and imprisoning misery…

Rescued from bondage of liability as a disgraced social deviant  

Especially upheld by the Saviour with His transforming compassion-might!!!

Empowered now to prevail with faith over haunting rehab-rigors!

Deliverance-delight drives toward victorious life!

*Romans 6:22 But now being made free from sin, and become servants to God, ye have your fruit

Rehabilitation

Total humiliation
Finally hit rock bottom
Knew it was time to ask for help
Waiving the white flag in desperation

Rehab crew, take me I’m yours



AP: Honorable Mention 2021

Submitted on May 16, 2018 for REHABILITATION POETRY CONTEST sponsored by JULIA WARD

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