Short Clinically Poems

Are you clinically obese?
Is your alcohol intake quite scary?
Do you like to dress up as a woman?
Then eat, drink and be Mary...

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R-epel
E-pidemic's
Y-ucky
N-astiness
A-s
N-eatness

C-linically
R-epulses
U-nknown
Z-one

Topic: Birthday of Bro. Reynan G. Cruz (June 02) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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When I first saw her I played it cool.
Her movements jolting, her eyes Jewels,
literally. 
Her eyes were both made of glass
she was clinically blind.
And I can't express,
My love for her, because I'm a mime....

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S.C.A.
Limerick
Written: by the Protected One
7/7/2018

I’m one, who has survived Sudden Cardiac Arrest,
About eight percent survive this most harrowing test.
You shouldn’t be here, the cardiologist said,
For a short time ago you were clinically dead,
God extended my expiration date and I am blessed; 
...

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I've been given a fancy name for my illness
Clinically obese
It may be contagious
Never before seen in my colony
I can't work or lift a finger
Nice to see every one rally around me 
Even the queen bee is worried 
As what happened to me
Even sent the worker bees
All for one, hopefully one for all
Giving me a hand
I'm going to a special unit for unique bees....

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Little Bee in Hospital
Terrible news.
Nurse says I’m not getting any the better.
The doctor doesn’t know why.  
Says need to watch what I eat,
 “clinically obese” patients need to diet.
I’m stuck in hospital.
While People bring me all these gifts of food.
 Thank you for the cupcake, crisps and coke.
Sure, to get better really quickly


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Little Bee


I've been given a fancy name for my illness
Clinically obese
It may be contagious
Never before seen in my colony
I can't work or lift a finger
Nice to see every one rally around me 
Even the queen bee is worried 
As what happened to me
All for one, hopefully one for all
Giving me a hand
I'm going to a special unit for unique bees  
...

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Biding the path
Yet blind to the cost

Clinically insane
Yet forging ahead

At sea, the tempest
Cowers, at your name

On land, resolve
Can bring you shame

Betrothed in gold
You stake your claim

Adorned in skulls
Your fate to blame

Searched by seers
You wipe away

The tears you've sown

'Till daybreak casts

A light anew

When mind and soul
Can clearly see

The righteous path
Bestowed on thee

11/12/16...

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That voice in your ear

It's mostly fear

Starts as a whisper

Faintly and gently 

Eases you towards that rope and chair

It will take away the pain you feel so deeply

Maybe I should

They all keep leaving me

A knife in the back

A bullet in the brain

Theyre one in the same

Can I rid myself of all this pain

Before it drives me clinically insane

I don't know how much more I can bear

At my 38 I stare

Life is truly unfair....

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They say it all ends well, 
but I’ve never danced to the tune of midwives. 
I do not share in the religion of living life in blind sight. 
Praise to the poets, 
the singers, 
the artists, 
the clinically ill.
those who see life in color. 
Curse the moralists, 
those who  mock the different 
those who see through monochrome lenses. 
Those are the ones who should be condemned,
left to them, 
The light will never shine
No reason to wake. 
And dreams nothing but dreams....

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Ken's had a car accident
his life hangs in the balance
there’s no brain activity
his life support was switched off

declared clinically dead
Dee cradled him tenderly
as he took his final breath
their wedding vows remembered

donor card activated
vital organs are removed
saving the lives of others
even in death he lives on

Dee walks behind Ken’s coffin
her long ebony tresses
cover her face like a veil
mourner’s eyes glisten with tears
...

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