Short Surgeries Poems

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


Premium Member Fred Wins the Lottery

Winning millions, Fred acted insane,
Raced his new Benz and crashed in the rain.
All that money he won
Went for surgeries done
To repair both his body and brain!

For Susan Burch's
Lottery Ticket Limerick Poetry Contest
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Ah, Those Golden Years

How fitting is the title

                of that time of life named Golden.

To surgeries or drugs 

                those years are often most beholden.


April 23, 2022
for Margarita Lillico's Killing With An Epigram Poetry Contest
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Form: Rhyme

Premium Member UFO chased us into the sixties

in 1966 the UFOs were so plentiful they chased us town to town
Back when our mothers vacuumed in pearls and an evening gown.
We were terrified we would be lifted up and probed unmercifully.
I think I feared UFOs and alien surgeries until about 1973.
Form: Rhyme

Doctor's Orders

Physician’s convictions to poison their patients,
Procedures with Ether, cold X-Ray stations 
A thousand scans in milligrams, 
Lobotomies and Amputations…
 
Surgeries to transform me, 
Imperfections to augment 
Blood Transfusions, concussions, contusions- 
For just a small improvement!

In Remembrance of a Warrior

10 years ago today,
I remember our fallen warrior.
In my heart,
You were a soldier.
Rounds of Chemo,
Countless surgeries.
You faced it head on.
Remission, was your peacetime,
But war is never ending.
You may have lost the battle with cancer,
But fought, with everything you had.


Dear Doctor

Please check this slam poetry 
link on YouTube for an 
amazing, very strong story how 
a doctor gave up on me. 15-
28-17. Those are my numbers. 
I have had 15 surgeries, I'm 28 
yrs old and this has gone on for 
17 months. #VoiceLess_Patient

http://youtu.be/SNrV61uXul8

Please share this video :)
Form: Bio

Premium Member Relatively Speaking

To see old relatives can get you thinking
if your health will also soon be sinking.
Will you get their shingles, bunions or bad knees?
Will you get dementia or need some surgeries?
And if afflicted, will you face it well or will you cave?
Or might you be the lucky one to go
 "relatively" pain-free. . . to the grave?
Form: Grook

Enhancements

There are surgeries for bigger boobs
And bigger butts, as well
As implants meant for males to thus
Enhance their size and swell.

An article that I just read
(New Yorker Magazine)
Described such a procedure
And the problems often seen.

Why someone’d choose to surgically
Enlarge, for ego‘s sake,
A body part that functions
Seems, to me, a huge mistake.
Form: Rhyme

Leave of absence has finally ended

( Picture a Wrestling ring The Rock's music playing only I'm the one in the ring about to deliver a promo straight from the Attitude Era)
 Finally Morbid has come back to Poerysoup.com!
That's right folks I am back it's been a while, more surgeries kept me sidelined and I spent a while writing raps and battling on RapPad.co that was fun but too much drama. I had to walk away from it. I'll hopefully be writing more soon. I've missed you all!

Premium Member Gay Has a Doctors Appointment Almost Every Day

Gay has a doctor’s appointment almost every day
bone specialist, heart surgeon, eye doctor for old Gay
Goes from appointment to appointment hoping to find something wrong
Breaking a bone or two would have her singing a joyful song
She has had seventeen colonoscopies this year
plus, several surgeries, next year they’ll rebuild her ear
there she goes now to another doctor appointment I’ll bet
I heard that she is demanding to have her unbroken arm set.
age
Form: Rhyme

Living With Chronic

I'm Sure Most of You Abled Bodied People Suffer From Chrinic Pain but Not 
Like Mine!! I've Lived with Chronic Pain Ever Since I was Born!! You Don't 
Know How Many Surgeries I've Had Growing Up!! When You Abled Bodied 
People Look at Us Disabled Individuals Look At Us, What Are You Thinking 
About Us?!! What Do You Really Think About Us Disabled Citizens?!
I Hope All of You Abled Bodied People With Really Really Think About That!!!

By Ricky Totoki
Form:

I Could Not Afford Oceanfront

i could not afford oceanfront
a reassuring kiss from you is priceless
i wish that you were here
however your eyes are more important than a trip
i pray that both of your eyes heal from the cataract surgeries
if it were up to be, then i would go back to school and study to be a miracle worker
i would just pray your perfect eyesight back into their rightful place, and then off we go
no matter where we stay, the view is always more beautiful with you by my side
© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.

Cancellations

Schools, parades and lots of trips,
Cruises, flights and races;
Tennis matches and events
In other crowded places:

All are being canceled or
Postponed for times awaiting.
No one knows how soon is safe
When one’s recalculating.

Expos, luncheons, weddings, shows,
Surgeries elective
Crossed off calendars because
Of cautioning directive.

Life appears to be on hold
As virus germs go flitting
And cancellations mount while fear
Shows not a chance of quitting.
Form: Rhyme

Invisible Is Reality

Invisible pain 
So much that my body is strained 
Can’t function from day to day
Tired of living life this way
Capabilities once taken for granted 
Now understood they were a luxury planted 
Running, walking, and so much more 
Have become a struggle I must endure 
Some think it’s pretend to get out of responsibilities 
But I wish I could just regain all of my abilities 
Four surgeries in 
And I still can’t seem to win 
A diagnosis is just a guess 
Still waiting for these tests
Form: Rhyme

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