Short Ibuprofen Poems
Short Ibuprofen Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Ibuprofen by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Ibuprofen by length and keyword.
I am one
with these streets
suffering
the climatic woes
chaos throws
the freeze thaw
freeze thaw
ebb or flow
I can't do both
holes
I'm falling in
where's my
Ibuprofen
Codeine, my Codeine
Codeine, my Codeine
Why must you be so small?
If you were any smaller
I'd not see you at all
I've lost you in the shag-pile rug
And underneath the bed
If I keep on losing you
I'll take Ibuprofen instead
The secret ingredients of Viagra I'm gonna present
There's Asprin, Ibuprofen, Vitamins A and C to a certain extent
But the biggest surprise
Which will open your eyes
is that Fix-A-Flat makes up over 90 percent!
This is a poetic response to Colin Mitchell Williams's poem, Broken Back.
The opiate for the
Mass.
A promised rebirth
Sapped the
Life
Breath
From
Beggars and Kings alike.
She died once again
And will
Continue
Dying
Death
No fiend
Romanticism,
Ibuprofen for
Broken
Backs
Feeling Rough
Sore throat, runny nose,
Could be a cold I suppose,
Or could it be influenza?
I think I need a detox cleanser
Turmeric, folic acid, gingko leaf
I'm feeling rough beyond belief
High B.P. and heart attack
Been called a hypochondriac
Gout in toe, earache
I never know what to take
Rheumatism in both knees
That Ibuprofen gel seems to ease
All my ailments could fill a page
My greatest one is called old-age
Aspirin, a powerful little pill
Ibuprofen, a safe pain pill
Them two little remedies almost stole what's mine
Finding myself in the emergency room was a shock to me
I didn't know I had it
That little bug in me that doesn't agree with some foreign bugs
Constricted airways, wheezing, swelling every where, name it all
And then to top it all, a mammoth bill
So i've become a paranoid little being
Keeping my enemies far from my food incase someone decided to slip a pill