Short Meniscus Poems
Short Meniscus Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Meniscus by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Meniscus by length and keyword.
Pink unicorn who is shaved and shorn
Was born in the land of yellow candy corn.
She adorns herself with purple ribbons proudly worn.
A torn meniscus and ACL makes her blue and forlorn.
Peach morning brings hope to lovely pink unicorn.
Matterhorn black magic in land of candy corn
Completely heals up the sweet Pink unicorn
Categories:
meniscus, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th
Form:
Monorhyme
The blank paper blatantly lies on my desk,
Querulously staring at me,
Seemingly not getting far enough fast enough,
Distinctly posing as a scratch and sniff.
My itchy pen lying beside the paper,
Full of words and raring to go,
The meniscus not showing even an ounce of movement,
I can hear the hidden voices in the ink.
Categories:
meniscus, poets,
Form:
I do not know?
let's play the
plate tectonics
game
slipping under
your shelf
riding
your meniscus
kissing your
O'Keefe *****
lily lips
speaking
in tongues
glossalalia
made me say
it
i'm still
a primitive
man making
grunts and using
hand charade
gestures
a jester
shaking
his baubles
causing
my volcano
to blow
washing
you away with
tsunami waves
Categories:
meniscus, muse,
Form:
I do not know?
Depth of a bruised sea
rising from the surface
overwhelms the dumb shore
shining
for impossible tomorrow
golden sand, the locked door.
History repeats amnesia
for a depressed meniscus
shifts the nameplate.
Here was laid the image of
priestlees god of dusty face
small dreams.
The book remains incomplete
who wrote the contents
for blank pages?
SATISH VERMA
Categories:
meniscus, adventure, allegory, angst, animals, anniversary, art
Form:
I do not know?
Depth of a bruised sea
rising from the surface
overwhelms the dumb shore
shining
for impossible tomorrow
golden sand, the locked door.
History repeats amnesia
for a depressed meniscus
shifts the nameplate.
Here was laid the image of
priestless god of dusty face
small dreams .
The book remains incomplete
who wrote the contents
for blank pages ?
SATISH VERMA
Categories:
meniscus, adventure, allegory, angst, animals, anniversary, art
Form:
I do not know?
Ties
The squealing of
the glowing ties in
my bottom chest drawer,
ties I seldom wear and
definitely don’t think
much about, spreads in
my knee to
affect the
lateral collateral and
medial collateral ligament; affect the
lateral and
medial meniscus; of course too
affect my
patella, femur, fibula, and
finally tibia. As a consequence, there are
days and nights I can’t
walk and
I can’t
thank them all enough!
Categories:
meniscus, humor,
Form:
Free verse
I stepped back onto the back of the chair, not the seat.
Began screaming when I realized I was going down hard.
My foot landed in six different directions.
I yelled “Get the boss! Get co-workers! Get everybody!”
Ambulance came to get me. EMTs were very nice.
Gave me medication that kept me from going into shock.
I had torn my meniscus, and my ACL and I had bruised a leg bone.
Valium and morphine got me through it; I was singing songs now.
Categories:
meniscus, memory,
Form:
Narrative
I will win this race I think forgetting that my body does not run.
I will dance my jeans off I believe forgetting I have a torn meniscus.
I will do a double triple quadruple skate move at the Olympics I brag.
My ankles groan, they are filled with arthritis now.
I will climb that mountain so high!
My lungs laugh, reminding me of our asthma
I will win all the marathons in the continental USA
Unless this frumpy dumpy flesh body holds me back.
Categories:
meniscus, age,
Form:
Free verse
I have five hobbies
Do them all day long now that I am retired
Cartooning, painting, poetry
Tv binge watching
Playing with my dogs
I used to garden
But my knees won’t bend any more
I swam and played racquetball in my youth
Those days are gone
Falling down is one of my biggest fears
Since I tore my ACL and meniscus
I have two big-butted dogs
I use a walker so they do not knock me down
Being old is not like being young
Do what you can now, while you still have a body
Categories:
meniscus, me,
Form:
Free verse