Short Recovery Poems

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


Premium Member Recharging My Batteries

Doors locked
blinds closed
removed the plug
from the telephone.

No one home.



Peter Dome.copyright.2014 .Jan.
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Premium Member Poison Apples

poison apples
by James Edward Lee Sr.

The evil queen made 
 Potion just to destroy me
Made poison apples

12/09/17
Form: Haiku

The Bar Is Closed

Dew-fresh Corona
Handkerchief in my pocket
Remember it so well

Spring mood
Face mask in my pocket
The bar is closed

Premium Member IN TODAY'S POLITICAL-EDENIC GARDEN

IN TODAY’S POLITICAL-EDENIC GARDEN   

Sow liberty’s seeds;
Reaping fruits not spoiled by 
Infecting trump-plows:-
Form: Haiku

In the Lite

The lite dime in the ditance
there is a shadow
it is the dream
it is a cloud of doubt
the lite is gelaning with wonder
© Bobbi Day  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Free the Bind (Englyn)

As I open up my mind, please step inside
So much I hope to find
Help me see beyond the grind
So my mind no longer binds
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Untitled


Rising from dunes of despair after desert storm of strife,
I gather in the vase of quietude the strewn shards of life.
Form: Couplet

Drifting

Took a vacation
Well
Needed medicine
Ran along the beach 
With
Awareness of nature
Basic factor
Healing event 
Tactful

Comeback Kid

What a comeback!
winning by a mile,
now you can smile.

You keep it up, lady,
N.H. was your stage,
stay right on message!
Form:

Cold and Running Noses

like this
you have a kit
the runs down
some raps around
its from this cold
and  wind blows
from 
COLD AND RUNNING
NOSES

Premium Member Silence

in a quiet room,
with the hand of li'l baby,
hoping for full recovery,
sunshine meets her glance,
after rainy day has gone.

Rehab

I once had a Lazy Susan
Adding confusion to choosin'
I gave her a spin
But never could win
And that's why I turned to boozin'
Form: Limerick

Disasters

.

See pain, hear dread sounds.
Smell fear, taste adrenaline.
Feel. Touch hurting hearts.


Inspired by HG's  "Miatsianna"
Form: Haiku

My Favorite Drug

Forget cocaine
You can sustain,
My daily need;
'Tis not the weed,
That calms my soul,
With your soft voice,
There is no hole.

In Truth

Trapped between whisper’s lies wishing truth's right-- saved! Lanterne Frenzy 2 --Ironic Zink Contest 4/29/2017
Form: Lanterne

Untitled #21 / Buscuits, Gravy, Sausage, Eggs

Biscuits, gravy
sausage, eggs
salt & pepper
In mama’s kitchen I find
comfort food for my weary soul
a pleasant dinner surprise.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member D Riving W Hile I Ntelligent

Greet the new year alive
Remember, no drink-no drive
if you want to stay free
then give up that key
DUI's are not worth the jive.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Ouch

my weekend wrestling
try TV like moves,  joints stiff
Chiropractor pleas












Senryu composed: December 22, 2020
Form: Senryu

Flush Out Flash-Back

Quick and forever to forget.
The aftertaste 
of those words and all nerves 
sobbing spasms and tears.
Quick and forever to forget.

Premium Member Before & After {double Septulet}

I
Once was
So soulless
Malevolent
Evilness
Became 
Me

All
Who give
Praise to God
Will discover
He forgives
All our
Sins

Exhausted

I’m finally through,
I’m really exhausted now,
Life can take a toll,
On you when you don’t look,
Now let’s just lie down and sleep.
Form: Tanka

Breaking

The salt on my face
I wish I could see the light
My days are nothing
The crack over my heart forms
From it the crimson blood spills
Form: Tanka

Free Your Self

there's lust
don't bit the dust
there's trouble
stay away sister and brothers
peace of mind
over weath
not any els
FREE YOURSELF

Recovery

Heres a lovely poem ive written for you
That’s lovely, bright and poetic
I know youre not really interested now
You want an antiemetic
Form: Rhyme

Thunder

I fear nothing,
except maybe,
feeling nothing at all.
You can't shake me,
not even thunder can move me,
watch as I
rumble and roll.

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