Short Infections Poems

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


Premium Member The State of the Species

   58% of hospital infections
     preventable by washing hands

   What does this tell us
     about 21st-century man
Form: Rhyme


Usually, In Primary School Infections

Usually, in primary school infections
Carried by air mass, as a rule.
But more infections result of actions,
In a sexually mature school!
Form: Quatrain

Infections

Love increases the risk of other conditions. The use of a mask will discourage more affections but you will die alone.

Premium Member Pot Luck

A leprechaun’s pot held no gold

Just vaccine of value untold

He peddled injections

Stopped Covid infections

But still has no shot for a cold





February 24, 2021
For Milton's St. Patrick's Day Limerick contest
Form: Limerick

Premium Member My Resurrection

Lie after Lie
untruth & deception

Deceit upon deceit
betrayal, false perception

Time to stop
your manipulative infections

I'm over your
misguided directions

I'm removing you
for self-protection

The death of you
is my resurrection.
Form: Rhyme


Slippery Slope

SLIPPERY SLOPE



If the world’s intentions
Were turned into actuality
Wars, famines, infections
Would cease to be reality



Our broad highway is not internet
But icy blackness without brakes
For most there is no safety net
But there must  be  - for all our sakes
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Mirrors Are Tiny

Listen to poem:
mirrors are tiny,
kept at bay
so you can look away
from their
relentless stare and 
brutal honesty.

photographs are kinder
infections of reflections
of the way you used to be,
with posed expressions,
exposing impostors, imposed
to past the tense and sense.

Premium Member Boots

Red-headed, brown sugar drops on nose
Taller, taller, taller he grows
Big brown eyes, braces on teeth
Wax in ears, boots on his feet


(Observing my grandson sitting in the ENT office to be told that he has some 
hearing loss from constant allergy, infections, and middle ear infections.)
Form:

Salt Water Cure..

Have you ever noticed how healthy you feel
after a swim in the ocean?
Would salt dissolved in warm water have the
same effect?
Table salt and warm water prevent infections.
Applied to open wounds and gashes on pets
It may sting eg. "Like adding salt to a wound"
Would a gargle prevent a cold?

Premium Member Pyre

On the pyre are laid 

Deeds and dreams of a lifetime- 


Sacred smoke rises!  








© Demetrios Trifiatis
       01 May 2021


*There have been at least 300,000 new infections every day in the past week, with more than 360,000 new cases and more than 3500 deaths in the past 24 hours.
Form: Haiku

Die Laughing

The White House has COVID-19
As face masks were never routine
Red hat or red tie
He'll laugh while you die
Our death toll is clearly obscene*

*Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, just 
celebrated 0 infections 0 deaths by 
following pandemic practices instead 
of Trump's Ouija Board predictions
Form: Limerick

Answers

Finger nails against the grain.
The blood spreads and begins to stain.
Red and white.
The night begins to escalade.
Empty answers to the wrongly played.
Black and blue.
The bruises grow.
Answering to cliffs below.
Grey and green.
Infections of an earlier decade.
My soul, I ask you to trade.
Orange and violet.
Colors that do not show.
When your answers glow.
© Hell Kat  Create an image from this poem.
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Leper's Hearts

These hearts of ours are falling apart.  
 Fully formed bodies with lepers hearts.

We brave the world with a smile and a wink,  
hiding our rotten hearts full of infections that stink.

For our bones are strong but the heart is weak,  
for the love of God we have not seek.

If You are willing, o Lord,  
set apart these filthy rags  
and heal these lepers hearts.
Form:

Premium Member Covid

Close contact, contagious, critical care
Opinions divided, gasping for air.
Virus, mutations vaccination your choice 
Infections spread like a conspiracist voice.
Death of many, after effects can be long
.....Whatever your views covid doesn't belong.   


             29.07.21


Coronavirus (COVID-19) Poetry Contest

Sponser - Robert James Liguori

Entered - 30.12.21
Form: Acrostic

Yesterday Wasn'T Tomorrow:

Yesterday I listened intently
   Unto the Whispers of
   Yesterday tomorrow.
   Becoming of something
   Of remembrance and 
   Importance.
   Clamity causualties rested
   Upon my briefs to listen
   Forth the effort to call home.
   Behind my head rests the
   Infections yesterday looked
   At before tomorrow.
   So there I climbed tommorows
   Evening to reach the beads 
   That autumn grasped Yesterday.
Form: Rhyme

A Shot of Hiv

Heart blushes
Full of threat
As the blood swims on the inner
Carries danger on its hosts
Infections amidst

Cells stopped dancing
As the virus replicate
Immunity shut down
Nerves get crazier

The brain sings a lonely tune
As the body waved goodbye
Never imagined that one pleasure
Will bring an unwanted harm
The system has surrendered
Death applauded for its wait
The physique is now gray
Eyes closed as the viral paved way

Jesus Doesn'T Pop His Pimples

'.Jesus does not pop his pimples.'

Jesus doesn't pop His pimples,
how could He if there was no mirror.
Could divinity find error,
in His own infections?

NO!

Jesus can destroy,
that which causes harm.
No matter the nails through His palm,
He loves them all.

So...

If you hear hanging, crashing, shooting, popping, dying
find rest knowing Jesus is still.
It is but the sound of
lost discimples losing their fill.

t.
Form: Rhyme

Laughter Is Good Medicine

A trip to the doctors, can be the last resort,
Have a good laugh today? Laughter is good
medicine, researchers reveal, it boost your 
blood flow, fight infections, and keep diabetes
at bay.

Have a good laugh, jump for joy, increase
your blood flow.  At no extra cost, no payment -
plan, laugh everywhere you go. 'Twill save you
money, and have a lasting affect way on down the line
 laughter is good medicine, this one thing i know.
© Abraham L  Create an image from this poem.
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