Short Psoriasis Poems
Short Psoriasis Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Psoriasis by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Psoriasis by length and keyword.
World Stages of a Disease
As psoriasis; old scoros is'
With vulgarity; of method-biz
Darkening all hearkening
Bloated out ego-cankering
Blood money his diocease!...
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Categories:
psoriasis, allegory, allusion, conflict, education, gothic, slavery,
Form:
Limerick
Psoriasis On the Plane
there once was a guy named Dwight
who sat next to me on a flight
the trip was so shaky
his skin was so flaky
and when I looked
the seat was all white...
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Categories:
psoriasis, body, sick,
Form:
I do not know?
Glad To Be With You
Pimple Faced Boy
Pimple Faced Girl
Their heads in a Whirl
Despair in both Eyes
Dismal Mirror Eyes
Psoriasis a Barrier
Who would Marry Her?
He doesn’t mind
Sees kindred Kind
Children Fine
They have Nine...
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Categories:
psoriasis, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Trump a Revolting Development
Trump A Revolting Development
Trump is revolting development who plagiarizes,
And everything that he tries to do disguises;
About parade size,
Told many lies;
Have heard that his dry hair has psoriasis.
Jim Horn...
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Categories:
psoriasis, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
Every Orgasm
An amazing fact so say the scientists
That every orgasm can actually clear one's sinuses
If you have a cold or not
It will even clear old snot
As well as make you happy and gets rid of psoriasis
(Not confirmed yet)...
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Categories:
psoriasis, uplifting,
Form:
Limerick
Slouch
almost died of scurvy
had psoriasis ever since
safeguarding my mind
step mother made the worst meals
i blamed her but now my taste buds
have changed and i realise
worked my mind
she really could cook
found my soul
devil's massage
got sick and began eating veggies
another sleight of hand
of the spine to live with
and took vitamins
lost to myself
and an exercise routine to see if i could beat it
lazy bones...
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Categories:
psoriasis, family, food
Form:
Free verse