Short Transfusion Poems
Short Transfusion Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Transfusion by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Transfusion by length and keyword.
Categories:
transfusion, angst, brother, confusion, family, father, forgiveness, friendship,
Form:
Rhyme
Bleed
transfusion of need
awakening dormant seeds…
fat thunderheads bleed...
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Categories:
transfusion, nature
Form:
Haiku
Categories:
transfusion, day, sun,
Form:
Haiku
Poetry Prescription
jaundiced swells
anemic sunset swooning…
blood moon transfusion
07 May 2016...
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Categories:
transfusion, ocean, sunset,
Form:
Haiku
Transfusion
emotions I've bled
words spring from my head....
Finely sharpened lead
All Rights Reserved © MMX...
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Categories:
transfusion, on writing and words
Form:
Senryu
A Suture
Poetic transfusion,
prose bleeding through
Words but a suture
—stitching the truth
(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2014)...
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Categories:
transfusion, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
A Suture
Poetic transfusion
prose bleeding through
Words but a suture
—stitching the truth
(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2014)...
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Categories:
transfusion, words, writing,
Form:
Rhyme
Transfusion
TRANSFUSION
I’ve got to see you
It’s an emergency
My heart is bleeding
I have waited too long now
I need a love transfusion
Tanka form for Rick Parise’s contest...
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Categories:
transfusion, love,
Form:
Tanka
Absolution and Conclusion
Absolution and Conclusion
Of sins are remission and an absolution;
What we came up with was a conclusion;
We realize,
God defies;
God's Holy Spirit, we need a transfusion.
Jim Horn...
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Categories:
transfusion, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
The Villain's Fruit
Looks good
Tastes sweet
But rots in the belly
Turns to poison in the veins
Travels to the heart
Corrupts it
Hardens it
Dead inside
Need a transfusion
Type Christ-positive required...
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Categories:
transfusion, bible,
Form:
Free verse
Dracula Refuses My Blood
Your blood is ninety percent water
My blood is ninety percent sugar
I am glad I am me
And you are you
My blood cannot be taken
The transfusion would wake up the dead
Even Dracula has refused it
I gloat....
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Categories:
transfusion, halloween,
Form:
Free verse
Collusion Confusion
The last few years we've heard a profusion of
Media voices strident -- 'Russia-Trump collusion!'
Mueller's investigation's sowed considerable confusion
We patient citizens -- citizen patients -- need a blood transfusion...
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Categories:
transfusion, health, humorous, political,
Form:
Rhyme
Untitled
wine clear of transfusion
bared scol of atrithive
blurs of the wakefeild life
a minute to comprehend the mantarc
A lavegeded mirdor swacks the mood
IN the making of the changed alood
Winling to make a move
unchained in fray...
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Categories:
transfusion, lost love,
Form:
Ballad
My Own Self Fanfusion
I have a precarious delusion
That there is underhanded collusion
Which causes a teensy bit of confusion
In the form of a dendrite transfusion,
Poetry, a magnificent conclusion
There is no imagination preclusion.
In my own self-fan-fusion....
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Categories:
transfusion, poetry, writing,
Form:
Monorhyme
Maranatha
Peace, an illusion.
A mass delusion,
A cone of confusion,
Has made an intrusion.
It is my conclusion
Excessive inclusion
With Satan’s collusion
Has led to occlusion.
We need a transfusion
Or perhaps perfusion
And quiet seclusion,
Not nuclear fusion.
Maranatha.
...
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Categories:
transfusion, peace,
Form:
Monorhyme
Transfusion
In stillness and silence, I hold it all in.
The dirt and disease underneath my skin,
born of the fall, and wrought from sin,
withers within.
My blood is filthy, in need of transfusion.
My life is stale, full of disillusion.
Jesus' blood is pure and lively.
Have I asked Him today to dwell inside me?...
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Categories:
transfusion, change, christian, freedom, inspirational, jesus, prayer, sin,
Form:
Rhyme
Transfusion
I visited the Met* today
And came to this conclusion –
My spirits were revived as if
I’d had a blood transfusion.
For two long years I’ve stayed away
And all of my seclusion
Has weighed me down and filled me with
The sadness of exclusion.
But walking through the galleries,
Enjoying my inclusion,
I feel prepared to join the world
And shed my disillusion.
*Metropolitan Museum of Art...
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Categories:
transfusion, how i feel,
Form:
Rhyme
Just Like That- Gone
Running wild
Through beds of rocks and stones
His voice echoes... 'Neath the mountain tops
Years gone by
Slimmed thin; his narrow bones
His arms, still trickling slowly downstream
Of man-stocked
No more reproduction
Like a blood transfusion...the trout swims
Just like that
Outliving you and I
One day, Old Man River...will be gone
Images in Parallel Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Joseph May
2/15/2021...
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Categories:
transfusion, nature, river,
Form:
Verse
Bliss Energised Stillness
“Silence is the bliss vivifier ~
Exhume ego cravings in the fire”
- quote by poet
mind searches for a metaphor
a shadowy symbol esoteric
deepening dark delusion
vibrancy of pristine presence
beholds from the vast void
need for bliss transfusion
staid silence sets into motion
a sublime ethereal vibration
that we recognise illusion
subtle sensations suffuse form
imbibed if heart be tranquil
with Holy Spirit fusion...
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Categories:
transfusion, joy, spiritual,
Form:
Rhyme
Teardrop Light
In the teardrop light of the misty moon,
the apparition shimmered and swayed.
Concern that victory would leave too soon,
evaporate and offer me, full splayed.
Cracked, fractured, delicate psyche open,
bare, and opiating into nightscares.
Turning soon to stare, reflect. I. Broken.
How much can one asseverate he bears.
The teardrop light now glimmers as golden,
pure and unfettered by dark delusion.
Chasing shaky hubris to embolden,
encourage, brilliant gorged transfusion....
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Categories:
transfusion, dream, emotions, feelings, introspection, solitude, surreal,
Form:
Rhyme
Disillusioned
While living a life in seclusion
Some folks may react in confusion
When speaking with those,
Far more brave, I suppose,
Who have plans for a Covid conclusion.
The optimists feel the inclusion
Of travel plans, like a transfusion,
Will fill them with hope
And will help them to cope
But it’s possible that’s a delusion.
We pessimists think the collusion
Of those who fight Fauci’s “intrusion”
Will keep us in chains
Until all the remains
Of what’s “normal” is just an illusion....
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Categories:
transfusion, how i feel,
Form:
Limerick