Short The Doctor Poems

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


Adrenaline

COVID-19 put her in bed
Quarantined out in the shed
So what could she do
But play peek-a-boo
With the doctor, vicar, and Fred?
Form: Limerick


Apple

An apple a day 

Keeps the doctor away 

So be sure 

That you eat more 

You will be strong 

Belive me that's not wrong
Form: ABC

The Doctor's Shot

The doctor gave me a shot
Then my whole body got hot
My short hair stood up
I looked like a young pup
That took a cold bath in a pot
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Ask the Doctor

Dr. Seuss
Knew how to choose.
Words that would sing
Like buzz, bang and bing.





 For Worms in My Lunchbox Collection
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Bad Apple

An apple a day,
Keeps the Doctor away,
I have often heard this said.
I ate one today,
And had to throw it away,
Now I am sick in bed.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Advice To Circumscribe

"Margaret's activities must be circumscribed," said the doctor.
Her husband was horrified.
He did not know women could be circumscribed.

A Little Prick

The doctor says I need a shot
For something that I have not got
The nurse takes aim
As if to maim
And I should tell them, "Thanks a lot!"?
Form: Limerick

Crabs

I went to the doctor with crabs
He gave me 380 jabs
To preserve your manly
Stay away from the fanny
Or your bits will be nothing but scabs
Form: Limerick

Got a Minute

We need to talk
I was at the doctor
Lump
Biopsy
Malignant
Don’t cry
Too early to tell
I’m scared
Take care of them
I love you
Goodbye

Think Tank

i just stopped by
to post a poem
but my mind went blank
i guess i need
a somewhat new
think tank

going to the doctor
need to let him know

Wealthcare Not Healthcare

Going to the doctor is such a thrill
I just can't wait til I get ill
I saw a pretty nurse
She and I converse
I only got sick when I saw the bill
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Remission

Lucky is the Patient 
The Doctor comes to tell
Good news
The scans
Say 
Your Cancer has gone
Your prayers have been answered 
You are in remission

Premium Member Apples

An Apple a day keeps the doctor away
What if you want him for a night 
To help you with weight
Kick kill candy craves
And to become his shopping wife
Form:

Premium Member Wound

My heart was skinned when you left.

And the sutures were just removed.

I have been to the doctor and the healing.

The scar is a reminder of the thrust.
Form:

Premium Member A Poem a Day

An apple a day so they say Will keep the doctor at bay The poet says eat garlic instead Then everyone your presence dreads
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Medical Advice

So I called up the doctor today
For a problem that won't go away.
She said, "For one month,
We'll give it some oomph! 
Just take this little pill everyday!"
Form: Limerick

Hived

There was a beekeeper named Jives
Who found a rash on his thighs.
The doctor said be at peace,
Nothing to fear in the least.
You simply have too many hives.
Form: Limerick

Bail Who Was Scared of a Scale

There was once a young girl named bail
Who was scared by the sight of a scale
She worked out all day 
So the doctor would not say
Bail Bail step up on the scale
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Curtain

Bloodied with delirium,
he painted a red curtain for the doctor,
and said it was what he was, inside.
The doctor hung the painting on the wall.




8/5/2015
© Julia Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Gaia is Sick

The doctor said, "Gaia's very sick.
She has got a virus, that's for sure." 

"But doctor, we must do something quick!"

"Man's the virus. I don't know the cure."
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Just what the doctor prescribed

Inner self craves quality time.
Protect your golden opportunities at all cost.
Be gentle and pace yourself.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

Premium Member As Time Goes By

To check the health of your gut microbe,
the nurse will ask him to disrobe, 
and (as Sam said), on this you can rely,
he'll wait for the doctor as time goes by.
Form: Rhyme

Sing a Song of the Doctor

There once was a man most ancient
Who, more often than not, was complacent
   He flew through the stars
   From Gallifrey to Mars
Protecting we humans most nascent
Form: Limerick

Backyard Remedy

After booking for a consul-tation,
The doctor prescribed medi-cation,
But when I stood on a rake,
Then stepped back on a snake;
That’s what cured my consti-pation.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Who Will Heal You

God is the One who can heal
You always go to the doctor
But God will be the One who heals you
Go to the One who will arrange doctor’s ways
You will get what you believe

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