Short Transplants Poems
Short Transplants Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Transplants by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Transplants by length and keyword.
Eviscerated,
my offal,
donated transplants.
MagiCicada 13 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Maureen McGreavy
06/15/18
Once knew this guy from Paris, France
Had a bunch of holes in his dirty old pants
They showed his treasure
Many inches it measured
Heard that he had multiple transplants
Like an Asian name scattered into the wind,
We merely gaze upon the flower.
Yet you sever the blossom,
Transplanting it into your own soil.
And we remain searching for the lost bloom,
Wandering still.
Once knew this guy from Paris, France
Had a bunch of holes in his dirty old pants
They showed his treasure
Many inches it measured
Heard that he had multiple transplants
© Jack Ellison 2015
There’s a fairy going round who does hair transplants in the night
She does them while your sleeping so you wake with quite a fright
I have no gripe with transplants so don’t think that I’m a moaner
But could I be recipient… and not the bloody doner!
I gently washed my breakthrough.
Blood drained out. Colour faded.
Every single cell dissolved away, becoming
the architectural skeleton of a heart.
Every single cell dissolved away—
put up no fight, no rejection,
no more life of drugs needed.
Perfect.
Every single cell
waiting, waiting, waiting to become
“the most important medical breakthrough of our lifetime”:
the architectural skeleton of a heart.
Beating with no fight.
the butterfly said
to the fly why you fly smell
eat dung/manure
the fly told him this
butterfly because the foods
aroma essence
yum-same as nectar
provides me like your flower
pleasures substance sweet
sweet nectar from the
flower butterfly sucks up
transplants spits transfers
cleansing fly lands on
the fly lite on manure
stinky dung yum-yum
7/19/23
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2023©