Short Transplant Poems

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


beat

I feel like a failed organ transplant 
In this country, in this world
But it’s deeper than that
In my body, in my mind


Ethical Operation

Transplant the organs, one by one,
And when the surgery is done
Transfer the most important part:
A conscience to his heart.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member my poor relative

Trump's MDs now searching the pool
Know organ transplant prolongs rule
For match perfection
Without rejection
His kidney must come from a mule
Form: Limerick

Going, Regrowing

I'm sitting here in despair,
I used to have so much hair,
At least I've still got a grin,
Perhaps I'll have a lottery win
And get a follicle transplant to repair.
Form: Limerick

Asinine Thought 101

If a man/woman is totally bald on the head 
And wanted a hair transplant...

Could the hair plug be taken from the arm pit?

If so don't forget to use deodorant daily!!


Premium Member A Hoo Haa Transplant

There once was a dude named Vance Who walked around town with no pants Caught a chill down below Stood erect, and then froze Old Vance needed a Hoo Haa transplant
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Hoo Ha Transplant

There once was dude named Vance Who walked around town with no pants Caught a chill down below Stood erect, and then froze Old Vance needed a Hoo Haa transplant
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Hoo Haw Transplant

There once was a dude named Vance Who walked around town with no pants Caught a chill down below Stood erect and then froze Old Vance needed a Hoo Haa transplant
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Hoo Haa Transplant

There once was dude named Vance Who walked around town with no pants Caught a chill down below Stood erect, and then froze Old Vance needed a Hoo Haa transplant © Jack Ellison 2015
fun
Form: Limerick

Chambers of My Heart

You occupy all four
Your love is the donor
You‘re my heartbeat therefore

Your love trauma
My induced coma 
A heart transplant, no time sooner

My healthier flora
My rhythm, my drummer
Your beat in me forevermore

Rice Transplanting

Rice seedlings in hand, I transplant rice in the paddy field,
And as I lower my head I see the sky that water does yield.
For a good harvest, the roots must be kept pure and clean,
Moving forward is what stepping back does really mean.
(tran.)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Really, Understand My Face

Listen to poem:
I had a face transplant
'cos I was off my face, as was.
I trolled the book of faces
till I found one I liked.
We did a face swap, swabbed - 
me and my friend that was.
Now I am her, she is me,
selfies facing up.
We kept our friends and likes.

I'M Gonna Need a Transplant

A sip of whisky, a little nipsky-
for my liver this is risky!
Cirrhosis bound, by ultrasound,
but still I feel a little frisky

Does it matter, when to Death are shackled,
and we join earth's Kings and Queens?
Time, the force, we cannot battle-
I've seen it in my Dreams!
Form: Rhyme

Lobotomy Vita

(from The John Poems)

Transplant my heart;
I need it no more,
And remove my libido too.
Neither’s required
For this life I live,
Useless as love for you.

Lobotomize
The caring part
Of my overheated brain.
Then proceed to excise
The urge to dream.
I’ll never love again.
Form:

Premium Member Abscess

Simple squamous epithelium That lines the frothing orifice Of politicians and wine-soaked braggarts Cytoplasm That flows equally In justice and infectious regurge Genes That transplant the ghastly Pale-light abscess of custom-made drivel God, Ph.D., you too?
© Andy Chunn  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Anew

"I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit in you. I will remove from you your heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh.' Ezekiel 36:26

a heart transplant with satisfaction guaranteed . . . born anew in Christ
Jan. 30, 2022 for Beata Agustin's Newness Senryu Poetry Contest
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Renegade Grandma Tree

Renegade trees are suffocating the yard.
One became seven rather quickly.
When I discovered the mother tree,
I congratulated myself on a successful transplant years ago.
I had babied my little forest tree almost too much.
Never dreaming she was going to become the grandmother of the yard.
Going forth and multiplying.

Premium Member A Second Chance

A second chance is always there
As God is offering us a second chance
Like vaccination,organ transplant
And test-tube baby
A hope and life is always there
Let's thank the scientists and so God
For the salvation and contribution
For the greatness,devotion and love
Ever found on earth
To fight the devils and the evils

Another Life

Tommy’s heart lay motionless, 
surrounded by ice-cubes in an ice-box.  

“We will be together again!” Christine assured his heart.

The van she drove raced swiftly to the hospital, 
as fast as sun god Ra’s fiery chariot. After the heart transplant, she wondered 
whether her lover would still recognize her in his new body.
Form: Narrative

One Stroke At a Time

Another stroke from his brush was gently applied,
Eagerly painting over lie after lie,
Another piece of the canvas dressed to fit the part
Dissipates by the passion of the painter’s heart
Another coat stains the errors from the previous owners
Over time, perfection divine, a transplant from its original downer.


By; Sabina Nicole
Form: Couplet

Somewhere, Over the Brainslow

Somewhere, oh is my brain slow,
Birdbrains..... have I.....
That's why, I want to go,
For a brain transplant,oh, oh, my!

Somewhere along the pillow tops,
My brains leak out,
I am, slowly becoming,
The King of all fops.....

Somewhere, my IQ
Has serious leaks
That's why, I stare at walls all day,
And think that's "tops"
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Burlesque

Premium Member Courageous

I had to be courageous as a lion
when I felt like a small kitty inside.

I had to fly really high in the sky
when I was afraid of heights.

I had to jump in the big ocean
when I couldn't even swim.

I had to open my heart to love
when I needed a heart transplant.


*Photo 3

Inspired the " Free Verse or Rhyme" contest
Sponsor: Eve Roper

5-1-19
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member An Unruly Member

From man's tongue
flows both honey of the hive
and the sting of bees.
Many go about
telling half truths, tickling ears,
and casting stones.
The tongue,
is not the problem per se,
but a symptom of the problem.
Using self diagnosis,
many make attempts to Band-Aid
(or control) the tongue,
oblivious to the fact
that the real need
is a transplant. (change of heart)
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Heart Transplant

I am a  miserable victim
of  regular heart-transplant
the first heart troubled me
the second was oversize
the third is had ten chambers
It emerged to hearts of today
are no longer biological organs
in functional system of life
I do not trust pastors either
priests tell me own things
three rings I have put on
I’ll hire a spy at any fee 
to scribble daily report about
about covert life of my heart

The Crowd

The curfew of the liver - long gone.
The crowd - drunk, delusional, blank.
We were driving, standing still or worse -
both at the same time.
Howl time, bone time, penetration time
ticking slowly in shadows' breaths.
The war will never be over and
we finally get it.
A soul transplant,
an euthanasia of disfunctional dreams.
Do you still hear the crowd?
These mechanic voices of your mothers.
They whisper:
Shoot.

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