Short Cancers Poems

Short Cancers Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Cancers by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Cancers by length and keyword.


Makita Xii: Loveless Death

Omnifarious cancers
Appear to elutriate the air
To the sharp turning leaves of parsimony
as fallacious acts brand us
and the flourishing hunger
betwixt our passionate fidelities
with loveless hues of death
Form: Verse


Premium Member fourth

they just 
cut a hole in my back
took their pound of flesh
and stitched it up so well 
there's barely a scar
it was my fourth
and my son said
how many cancers
you going to have?
I just laughed

At This Moment

At this moment I'm still in a bit of shock,
what my Mom heard from her doctor must be a crock,
my Mom can't have leukemia she's a rock,
all cancers need to be eradicated with a big giant "POP!"




4-12-17
Form: Monorhyme

Health Update

If doctors emphasize managing disease but not reducing their presence and  incidence (eg. cancers), then medicine is similar to managing excrement: keep it out of sight, but NOT reduce it. Remember, there is always a good Dr. Crap, too
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Prose

Silenced No More

Terrorism hits Paris on a scale so grand 
Fueled by a darkness we'll never understand
Evil's at its true core
We must unite while demanding answers
Calculate solutions for global cancers
We'll be silenced no more



*For Debbie's "Death in France" Contest
Form: Rhyme


Sicknesses In Action

Bp is up 
Tb is breaking 
Asthma closes up ?
Ebola is exterminating 
HIV is viral 
Cancer is cutting 
Diabete is destroying  
Corona is crushing 
Malaria is messing. 
People  are crying 
Hurting 
Dying daily 
Here and there.

May 06/2023
By Alfonso Warally Ngengethe 
          Mussabwa Chris

Premium Member Dr My Le Trinh '

The above dr perscribed invermectin another Aussie, was par-exellentin.' She
Got banned it went against ( the plan.?)
For good good meds to people direct'n
And now it comes to pass, now that old
Hysteria is past, its also great in fighting
Cancers..? Gives you a chance so 
It seems? a real
Life enhancer.)
Form: Rhyme

The Worst Part

The worst part of cancers
Is waiting for answers
And the second worst part
Is the strain on the heart
Of all of your family and friends
Next on the list
Is just feeling pissed
Because number four
Is that there might be more
And you’re just not sure where it all ends
And a lot of the rest
Are just test after test
Form:

Premium Member Chaos In America

Pandemonium 
Pandemic

Frightening
Forest fires

Polar bears dying
Climate change

Depleting ozone layers
Exacerbates cancers and cataracts

Mask versus no mask
Political parties fighting harder than ever

Black lives matter 
Versus The police

Fox news
Versus all other news stations

Chaos 
In America now
usa

The Big C

Dreaded words
 Doctor looks tired
 I cant lift my eyes
 My tears are mired
 How to tell a friend
 What's to do....
 Think ill keep it secret
 For a day or two
 Scans and tests
 You knows best
 Hospital Galore
 I think what's it for...
 Back to the doc
 What does he say
 You don't need to return
 Cancers gone away....
Form: Rhyme

I Asked God Why Today

I ase d God why today 
why do relatiobships end 
and people get hurt 
why people lose their houses 
and children get burnt 
why people are blessed wth unmerited favor
and others are cursed
why people are lost in sin and go to Hell
and others repent and find their Saviour well
I asked God why but still didnt get an answer 
I guess theres no cure it's like were dying of cancers
Form:

Comfort Me Oh Black Shamballa

Comfort Me Oh Black Shamballa

For all the 'ninth nights' I can't attend
Let me moan, caress you, cry and mend
Friends, colleagues gone that way
Funerals converge same same day
 
Too many murders too many cancers
Hearts give out and brains can't answer
Comfort me oh black shamballa
'Llow me to fidget while I twist 'n holla
 
Sweet flight Calm seas Men of honour
We'll meet again in fair land up yonder.

Premium Member No Monkin' Around in the Monastery

 
           You will be seen by the Director of Admission
                to ensure yours is the proper contrition
           
            That it will not fail in its mission
                as do 50% of submissions

            Or fall into remission
                as do cancers of ambition

            Your turn now: Assume the lotus position
                your focus ~ reciprocal inhibition
Form: Monorhyme

Life Is a Bigger War

They say love is war
Life is a bigger war
There's cancers with no cure
There's people left with no home
Abuse everywhere you go
Kids who are abandoned
Soliders killed fighting for their country
Innoscent people meeting a disastrous fate
Crimminals getting away with murder
To me love is everything
Everything except war
It doesn't need a cure
Nor does it harm you in any way
Yet life you have to fight to survive
Form:

Our Tools For a Broken Chariot

broken chariot we cannot fix
our strong, precious love is still in the mix

broken chariot we can always replace
the strength of our strong, precious love will always save face

broken chariot we know not the definition
our strong, precious love survived many cancers and always in remission

broken chariot we can always redefine
our strong, precious love is like water that makes our everything more beautiful and refined
© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Little Dove

The Time is Hear to Disengage 

Mother and Daughter have turned the page

A sad life event
That I will No Longer let take center stage 

My Darling Child

Loved You Dear

Abused 

Crushed

Beaten
 
My Little Doves Soul was Your Cancers Treat

Fragments

Fragile 

Shadows 
 
Fills Her day
As she Stumbles to find Her way

Family and Friends 
Embracing Us along the way
Leading Us Both 
To Truly Trust Again Someday.........
Form: Name

Missing You

So strung out and I can't get by, why did you feel the need to lie,
You say God had a plan he shoulda picked up n ran,
The hardest part of my life is not haveing you here each day that passes I shed a tear
Wish I had the answers for all hells cancers all the trials you overcame, things will 
never be the same,
Why does it end like this never thought you'd be the one I'd have to miss
The one thing that pulls me through there was no bond stronger than me and you.
Form:

Relax Me

Sitting in the couch, 
headphones plugged in:
my brain numbed,
my skin senseless. 

You pierce my inner soul,
though harmless you have come, 
trying to fight those cancers...
that have taken residence in me. 

You fill my soul...
truth of your rhythm throbs,
and my aches and pains vanish,
tensed muscles relax,
cloudy skies turn clear. 

And my soul,
you brought back to life. 
Now it won't stay dead anymore, 
but will sing with you,
a song of thanks.

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