Short Hospitalized Poems

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


Tangerines

tangerines
always save for her faithfully
now hospitalized
never to weak too love her
last kiss with tangerine breath
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Happy Anniversary To Me

Happy anniversary to me
Happy anniversary to me
Happy anniversary to dear me in the hospital again
Happy anniversary to me!

Premium Member Sweetheart Hospitalized Again

  Dear Poets ..

My wife is back in hospital very ill.

Please pray for her.

I do not want to lose my Sweetheart.

Thank you all.

Ron 
sad
Form: Bio

Drugs

In a comatose
Had an overdose
Hospitalized
Just realized
That Valium
Helps equilibrium
The relaxation
Of Xanax medication
Vicodin's
My favorite friend
Oxycontin's awesome
Other drugs all done
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Devastation

Cathie, my right arm, is hospitalized for a bit Got my palms together, perhaps the outcome will shift The signs are uncertain For my loving person Devastation will occur if the worst results as I fear
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Just One Pack

Just one pack a day she says she needs. Years later - hospitalized with cancer. . . Just one cigarette - she pleads Written 12/17/2015 by Andrea Dietrich for the SOMETHING WITH GREAT IMPACT!Poetry Contest of nette onclaud

I Am Addicted To Poetry

I am addicted to poetry
but not to drugs
I lick pen's ink
I thirst for art
poems are delicious
they drug me to the core
until I am hospitalized
without my medical aid
there is no special attention
I die
a poet
not a drug addict.

Drencho POET Loads
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Van Gogh Lived His Truth

Vincent thought he was a failure
Sold only one painting
To his brother
Hospitalized as insane

Today we consider his insanity brilliance
His works of art are going for millions
He lived his truth way before his time
His creativity amazes us decades later
art

A Patient and a Nurse

I'm hospitalized and there was a nurse named Jane
She said I need plenty of sleep for my health attain
She took samples of my urine and then replaced the infusion
She gave me my medicine and always checked on my condition
And every time I tried to sleep, her present made me awake again!
Form: Limerick

In Your Dreams

IN    YOUR    DREAMS


What do you have to say in your defence?
Ok, I was driving too fast, Your Honor.
I  ran the guy down, hospitalized him, and now he has no job.
And yeah, ok, I’d been drinking.  I’m sorry.
Thank you.  Apology accepted.   Next case. 


Written for the Competition APOLOGY ACCEPTED

Premium Member Let Me Have a Lollipop

Let me have one Gladys our neighbor said.
Sour apple lollipop made by Ned.
She took a long lick
Effect was so quick
Face swelled up bigger than our queen bed

To our immediate untold surprise
She was so puffed up, it hid her eyes.
We called nine one one
Which halted our fun
Gladys was hospitalized, no big prize.
Form: Limerick

I Am Hospitalized

I Am Hospitalized 

I injured my brain
and broke my arm
while I was writing a poem.
I used a wrong hand
to carry a burdensome pen.
Its ink flooded my book
whilst blood hastened from my forehead.
As I suffered from crowded ideas
that exploded my head.
I will never vacate from poetry
until I am restored.

Drencho POET Loads
Form: Narrative

Poetic Injuns Snarl

Poetic injuns snarl
The deprecation of land
Defacing of meaning
The grappling with cold
Hospitalized truth, creaky tiles

Curling sand from loveless fingers
Exactitude measured from fininitude
All consuming chains of being
You will be digested as chunks of matter
The law in the same
As for a grain of wheat
There's no special deviation 
For walking tonsils with big brains

2014

You haven't been the greatest year that the world has ever seen.
But in my eyes, you sure have been better than the year 2013.
At least during this year, nobody close to me has died.
I've been unable to find happiness even though I've tried.
You've been a good year except for last February when I was hospitalized.
But unlike the year 2013, you are not a year that I despise.
Form: Rhyme

Because She Hates Me

I’m sold out for slavery 
Because she hates me
She wouldn’t want to use the money
Because she hates me
On a tray she surreptitiously burnt it off with fire
Because she hates me
The ashes is to be thrown away to a distance
Because she hates me
A northward wind came and blew it on her body
And she hates me
She is hospitalized and had her skin removed 
Because she hates me
She hates “why it could be me?” 
Oh! Because she hates me.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Bye Bye

I'm a little child my mother and I went on a trip
While in the car told my Father, bye bye
It's early in the morning after getting ready for school
Finish my breakfast go out the door
But before I go I tell my mom, bye bye
Now I am an sickly older man
Been hospitalized laying on my deathbed
Family gathers around me I have my last prayer
For I am at peace with God 
So I close my eyes  and faintly cry.......
Bye Bye

11/01/17
by James Edward Lee Sr.

In My Head

My perception are clear,
free as a birdie soaring, 
wonder whatever my fate is,
its being accomplish,
regret to leave earth
with my journey ignored,
intention to go see my Savior
when I depart,
prepare to form
my ensuing discovery,
leave me fortunate
favor my parents
among abundance,
supplicate for those hospitalized, 
homeless nation to nation,
secure America a mature 
prominent land anew,
fight away negative belief
outlook in my head every day 
mean adequately, 
positively

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