Short Intravenous Poems

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


Sodium Pentobarbital

It's like going to a hardware store and buying a nail gun, which is for construction, but then you turn around and use it to kill someone. This is an impersonation of the practice of medicine.
Rapid coma, respiratory depression, hypotension,
Bradycardia, hypothermia, asystole and death.
Note.nehar, darya, jungle, picnic, inj, game..
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Drugs

There is a certain surrender
To the pain of a sharp needle
Piercing your skin by your own hand

You feel a surge of wanting
Forever waiting for that moment
Of ritual when your mixing is over

Push up and hear the tiny sizzle
Of air burst from the tip with a drop
Colored by your poison

Ending in blood
And a small release in your brain
That asks you, "will it ever be enough?"

Neurodivergent Rogue One

Neurodivergent Rogue One

Rouge as one, on a solo run.

From glossy glades to mossy mountains.

From treeman to technoman 

From trycore to hardcore.

From wet streets to dirt drifts.

From urchin to fortune.

From chaos evil to chaos

From inconvenience to ingenuous.

From arteriovenous to intravenous.

From keeping thyme to literal flow of rhyme.

dashing prancer to dancing lancer.

From the A to the One I am the Rogue One.

_~ Benjamin Luke Aguas
Form: Rhyme

Go Ask Alice

Go ask Alice in her padded cell,
how she took a tumble and fell.
Down a rabbit hole of illusion,
Whom now don’s a straightjacket of confusion.

Go ask Alice with her veins full of Lithium,
how she surrendered to her delirium,
of smoking caterpillars and a grinning feline.
Who’s attached to an Intravenous mainline.

Go ask Alice about her sanity,
how it vanished in this asylum of rhapsody.
In a fog that is translucent and hypnotic. 
In her Wonderland with painted narcotics.
Form: Rhyme

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