Short Nursing Poems

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


Premium Member Blink Away Time

Blink
A year is gone

Cough
Your toddler is getting married

Yawn
You are in a nursing home

Yes
It is that fast.


Getting Older

He sits in the nursing home confined to a wheechair for the rest of his life, still able to think, a prisoner in his own body.
age
Form: Haiku

Premium Member 5g-Ennials

A kitten with a ball of yarn
 
  Young calf nursing in a barn

A puppy with a brand-new bone

  ~ Infant with a new smart-phone
Form: Rhyme

Cinquain Style Poetry

Women
are one as Queens
nursing the souls we find
the blind, the lame,the weak,the poor
            Noble

  Copyright McCuen 2008
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Cinquain

Nursing Home Blues

some or very old
there  no longer gold
no lie
just there to die
its at  time treated unkind
and misuesd
its the
NURSING HOME BLUES


Nursing School

now am set
it was hard to get
from the start
i worked hard
to get get degree
now i have three
i pay my dues
when to
NURSING SCHOOL

Nursing Primer

"How hard can it be?" she may ask
Before she warms up to the task
"It isn't a toy,"
Sighs the patient boy,
"Think of it as an handy flask!"
Form: Limerick

Premium Member nursing home abnormality

Juvenility meets senility
Childlike to childish formality
Nursing home abnormality
Inmates extend hospitality
I run as if they have a malady
age
Form: Rhyme

Wheel Chair Blues

its a nursing home
in chair some or alone
its sad
some look mad
been sick
with legs very thick
doctor give ths bad news
its the
WHEEL CHAIR BLUES

Premium Member Muted Rage

Old age
Muted rage

Broke hips
Bitter lips

Happy thoughts
Are Fought

Sunny Days
Turn away

Why lie
Will die

Nursing home
Swallows groan
Form: Couplet

Baby To Adult

Baby adorable, lovable crying, crawling, nursing angel, sprout, toddler, teen, cunning, deceiving, lying thoughtless, reckless, Adult
Form: Diamante

Covid-19 Dead End

Do stop your moaning, for Heaven's Sake!
You're not the first to bellyache!
You can scowl, growl, or howl
Or throw in the towel
But no one can go to your Wake!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member How Often

how often do we test the health of a president?
is the life of a president worth more to god than
that of a butcher, prisoner, carpenter or nursing home resident?
Form: Haiku

Man Outside a Nursing Home

He waits for a woman,
Who’s shift was changed years ago,
But yesterday told him,
"Visit you on Wednesdays now "
So now he waits for her,
and Wednesday to come.

Nursing Home Care

some come in 
they look for friend
they have  mabe a grim
very much
need that love touch
be aware
they have a soul not just old
needs indeed
NURSING HOME CARE

Noble Women

Women
   are one as Queens
nursing the souls we find
the blind, the lame, the weak, the poor
never keeping score; we adore
              Noble




Copyright McCuen 2008
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Mother and Baby

New mother and babe
  Nurturing, nursing, cooing
     ~ Father's chopped liver



          January 02, 2019
  Senryu on Mother Poetry Contest
       Sponsor: Jenish Somadas
Form: Senryu

Noble Pilgrims

Christians
   are one as Christ's,
nursing the souls we find,
the blind, the lame, the weak, the poor
never keeping score; we adore
         Noble  Pilgrims


Copyright McCuen 2009
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.

Fear-Hope

Like a spear
Perambulating through flesh
Leaving a tear
Incessantly so fresh
Is fear

Like a macrophage
Nursing your gash
Pouncing bacteria in a phage
Rigorously in a flash
Is hope
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Becoming Spring

Winter’s newborn fusses in blustered billows;
Colicked thunder rumbles from tantrumed lightning.      
    Blossoms nursing heavenward – April showers.
                  Christened is springtime
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.

Each With a Duty

Every man with bags of seeds
Every woman with a garden

Every man a nest builder
Every woman an egg layer

Every man a baby
Every woman a mother

Every man a patient
Every woman, a nursing aid
Form: Lyric

Premium Member ankle stomping dancer gentleman Jim

Lively gentleman Jim was an ankle stomper
a snazzy dresser, an avid dance floor romper
all of the old ladies loved taking a whirling painful turn
He was the Casanova dancer in the Nursing Home of Pern
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rest In Peace

Janet went out, saw the grass was knee high
Hard she pushed, mower out and it did die.
With a kick start, all went blur
Nursing her coco liqueur
Running over neighbor's cat that went by.


6/2/2022
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
cat
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Our Babies

They have the innocence of children.
Our certified nursing assistants love them.
Refer to them as "our “babies”.
Loving their childlike, eager, enthusiastic attitudes.
Nursing home magic, well-earned by the aged.
age

The Value of New Jersey

New Jersey is the type of place
Where you pay more and more
As you get older
While simultaneous the value
Of experiences grow less and less
Until one day
You're in a nursing home IV strapped
Sipping apple juice and leaking in a bed pan

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