Short Physician Poems

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


Peace and Brotherhood 3

Oh God, place the friendship between our hearts 
To be peace between us
To be brotherhood between us
You are the best Physician


Premium Member Nurse Acrostic

N	Naturally caring.
U	Understanding and Kind.
R	Realistically diagnoses
S	Sees things others miss
E	Enthusiastic about helping people
Form: Acrostic

The Bleeding Stops

Physician heal thy body…
virtue heal thy soul

Wounds profane—blood reclaimed,
whose sutured truth is told

(Dreamsleep: September, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Faux Doc

there once was a man of great ambition
who pretended to be a physician 
	his intent lascivious
	she was not oblivious
he’s serving 20 to life in prison
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Physician, Heal Thyself

Could a soul find room
at the core of an atom?
So Eve changed the spelling
thinking dim of such wit –
thought an apple a day
would keep both of them
fit....


Bend Over Baby

Got referred to a female Urologist
After which I needed a Psychologist
"I'm a licensed physician
Now resume your position!"
Next appointment? Her sister Proctologist
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Born on Scottish soil
Both writer and physician, he delivered us Sherlock Holmes.
A spiritualist too, he believed in fairies; possibly in gnomes!
Form: Clerihew

Second Try

Larry Randolfson was a brain physician
who soon wore himself out in that position.
Getting inside live minds
was the worst of all grinds.
So he became an autopsy technician.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Anesthesiology 101

The physician mixed a kiddie 'cocktail'
The young patient swallowed it and turned pale
   He quickly went under
   But the doc had blundered
He'd put in a pint of hundred-proof ale
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Tradition and a Physician

Spring Cleaning is Sarah’s dreaded routine
She gets exhausted, drinks lots of caffeine
   She goes to her doctor
   Who gives her the ‘what-for'
Then shoots Sarah full of adrenaline
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Alzheimer's

Have been told for many years I have Alzheimer's In my heart of hearts, my mind's saved by poetry rhyming Have not been diagnosed By a physician who knows Even difficult for medical doctors to define
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Doctor Wrong

A physician can possibly maim.
Being ill-informed, one that I blame
Cares not for real knowledge
Despite years of college.
“Erroneous” should be his last name.

Jan. 11, 2019 for Joseph May's 'Limerick II' Contest Info
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Pain In My Ouchie

I deplore the physician named Fauci.

His opinions are making me grouchy.

Goggles next we should wear?

In his office I'd dare

not let him observe my mere ouchie.


Aug. 8, 2020
with a nod to Rico; thanks for inspiring me to write this.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Yin, Yang, Big Bang

  Where my yin meets my yang
    I hear a dissonant clang

  My physician traced it back 
    all the way to the ‘Big Bang’

  Seems I hopped aboard an asteroid
    went for a wild ride

  Hit my head on a comet
    blasphemed, ‘God damn it!’
Form: Couplet

physician

Dressed up like a physicians.. 
Full of doubt and suspicions..  
Heart harder than stone ..
Don't care if you die sick and alone..
They treat all ..
Cancer or headache with Panadol..
Don't know the right medication ..
They prescribe aspirin for fornication ..

Wednesday 3/12/2003
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Paracelsus

Paracelsus
 
Supremus-Alchemist-Occultist
Philippus von Hohenheim
Alchemist, Astrologer, and Physician
Arrogant to a fault.

Medical genius 
Paracelsianism
Iconoclastic for sure
Ignorance he couldn’t halt.

Gary Bateman, Copyright © All Rights Reserved,
June 15, 2015 (Double Dactyl)

Premium Member Heroes Vi

Hippocrates' sons

glorified Asclepius
   
humanity bows !







© Demetrios Trifiatis
     29 March 2020


*Asclepius god of medicine in ancient Greek religion
and mythology.

**Hippocrates 460-375 B.C. ancient Greek physician,
father of medicine, credited with the Hippocratic oath!
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Pain

Pain can drive us both
toward faith and away
from faith – the Devil
overjoyed with 50/50.
Christ is our spiritual
pillar and shield.  He
is our brother in suffering
and our physician of redemption. 
God allows nothing to happen
to us, that is not for our ultimate
good.  Minutes, hours, years
pale in light of eternity.

Premium Member Your Support I Need

The physician offered no hope, But why did you push me away? You only said you couldn’t cope To watch me decline, fade away. As I approach my final day, I long for a place in your heart. I wish some support you’d impart. This path is not one I had planned And it’s not my choice to depart. Please offer me a loving hand.
Form: Dizain

Night Arrives

NIGHT ARRIVES.

Night arrives at the sunset
Bringing relief to tortured souls
Lost travellers on life’s journey
Tired like wounded feebled folks.

 It sends its physician, the sleep 
To enchant sufferings into a lull
Soothing embalming painful stripes
 There releasing souls into easeful zest.
And then
Beyond cure into some temporary rest
Form: Lyric

Sir Cumference of Camelot

Sir Cumference of Camelot
Could eclipse the sun in the sky
With the bulk of his obesity
Though he didn’t know why
His physician warned him that
Left unchecked he would die
But he had a hearty appetite
And that was the reason why
Sir Cumference of Camelot
Could eclipse the sun in the sky
And the immensity of his girth
Was caused, by too much pi
Form:

Dregs of the Cup

Straining to swallow the remedy,
Thick like blood with the stinch
Of gall mingled with death
And the after taste of pleasure-
None running out the corners
Of his mouth- the Physician drank
The bitter cup, enduring the sting 
And curdled abominations stirred 
With grievous residue at the bottom 
Of the cup, and became tannic acid
On the Tree for the sick in the world.

Poet's Block

I knew I had a problem
when the words 
flew away like the birds.
I realized that I suffered from writer’s block
or in my case poet’s block
so I went to a physician
who said he wasn't a magician
but he assured me that desperation
would bring inspiration
so I waited
and waited 
until I finally
had an epiphany:
I have to keep moving forward
to find and collect each missing word!
© Ryan Sms  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Eden's End

Flaming sword intuition                                                                                                    
a good doctor a day                                                                                                         
keeps the apple nonsense away                                                                                   
Thank you Jesus my great physician
© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Grook

Discipline Was a Good Medicine

The quite teenager went to school on foot,
never was late or tried to cheat on any test;
he ate fruits and veggies and stayed lean...
realizing that discipline was a good medicine.


Years went by and he became a physician; 
many diseases he cured, even eye vision, 
but his schoolmates frequented hotel rooms that smelled of booze...
they had unprotected sex and snorted cocaine: weren't they the losers?
Form: Rhyme

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