Short Donor Poems
Short Donor Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Donor by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Donor by length and keyword.
my body is too aged to be of much use now
but when I was young I signed to be an organ donor
I was healthy then, no arthritis, great eyesight
one organ donor can save up to eight lives
and restore sight to two people
I think this is amazing
Poet, your writing
it is not an official document,
no testament...
Poet, your writing
that is accurate pure poetry,
is a manual of tenderness,
an encyclopedia
of love.. !
When death takes me
My body is left for those in need
Give my eyes
To someone who needs
To see there is beauty in everything
Give my lungs
To someone who needs
To inhale every breath given
Give my kidneys
To someone who needs
Purity within their body
Give my bone marrow
To someone who needs
A solid foundation
Give my heart
To someone who needs
To love unconditionally
Chattering lungs.
My eyes have nostrils.
Finger nails are like leeches to the bone.
My tongue was glued on.
Organs rummage.
Hungry ears.
They are desperate for trombone sounds.
Dun dun dun.
Organs make their own noise.
Icicles falling into blood and webs of tissue.
After the accident, my organs went up for donation.
The last sound my body made-
Were the little bones in my feet.
Tap dancing around drooping veins.