Short Carers Poems

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


Pretty Loss

There was a pretty child blessed with carers
Boundless joy encircled home and their dears
Ill-luck dogged them, their lives
The spirit of child soared high
Heart-rending scenes moved the dears and the nears !!
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Form: Limerick


Menders

Our world is torn;
We must be menders,
Carers helpers and defenders,
Brothers, builders and befrienders--
Though the ripper's evil slashes
Flay the world to grievous gashes--
We must mend  and employ
Needles of kindness and threads of joy.
Form: Rhyme

My Ascent

The woman that I am makes me by position supposedly into a man. 

The hand that I take is male.

Sport is for the doing of it, not for the fastest times. 

Born a male means being born with the need to think and accept, whereas being born female means being born with the need to act. 

Carers are far too often female.
Form:

My Nurse Jen

I visit my nurse today
who gives me my injection
she always makes me feel okay
and has a superb complexion

There are other carers there
but Jen's the one I allow to dose
one prior orderly gave me a scare
almost fainted came near close

I'm glad we found each other
now there's no need to fear it
there never is a pother
I've found a kindred spirit
Form: Rhyme

The Cat Ladies of Singapore

A

Cat loving ladies
A ministry of cat care
To hungry felines.

B

Each day. Unfailing
Feeding your chosen creatures
Making us feel good.

C

I see and I ask
Why are these animals here?
Someone must love them.

D

Tabby. Persian. Black.
Each and every day they’re back
And their carers smile.

E

I try patting her.
Snarling she runs off frightened. 
I’m not her lady.
Form: Haiku


Man 50 Child

A 50 year old

Child not Man

Sent out into

The big wide world

All on his lonesome 

Shouldn't have really 

In 

Reality though been

Without parental

Or

Carers prior consent

Because although yes

He may well in fact be 50

He hasn't actually ever

Been or allowed

To grow up

And therefore why  

He is still to today 

Technically

A

Man - Child

Goes without saying

Mother Dearest

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