Tumour Poems - Poems about Tumour

...TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT I may be thought aloof and cold Maybe even more so, as I’m old Not dull lead, nor yet shiny gold Perhaps a weird sense of humour Yet all along, it may be a tumour If unsur......

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...After my young wife died tragically, I decided to move away Memories we made in our house were painful; I couldn’t stay I’d often remember that phone call from her doctor who’d said "John, you......

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... So they have decided, It's come right from the top, Governments reaction, My benefits should stop, They think that 2 years of grief is enough, But no matter how hard a couples enough, Y......

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...the growth that all a person has sinister growth like fungus or tumour sprouting protruding scrouting grotruding a growth growing with light black black black flat flat flat mirroring our dan......

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...Today was the day my partner would go, Through the tunnel of light and her pain was no more, My pain begins the end I don't know, Today is no different the pain seems to grow, I had the miser......

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...A tumour abated alters and waits. Pathway incised, a new one it makes. Spreading and forming, roots growing down. The moment’s now here, a mighty rebound. Battle exhausted, the bones ache and c......

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...Better to be an honest and shrewd man than to be an innocent dolt, Better to be an enlightened pagan than to be a short-sighted piece of flesh and bone, Better to be a frugal voluptuary than to be ......

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...drove for thirty minutes to the subway station, took a train for forty minutes, got into another for only ten minutes, and reached Queen's Park. Mornings are so hectic, people are rushing to their wo......

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...The Protraction of the Epiphany Complacency in a stilted light of regret Vagrancy in a jilted sight of neglect Emergency in a wilted light of insects The urgency of a curative substance to inj......

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...I have a mixed diagnosis after trying to kill myself, aged sixteen. Just after six months in hospital, “I’m worse now “, “Than when I went in”, “I had clean arms back then.” “I ran away from my p......

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...Reflected light is shimmering here, finding me floundering in my fluff, gazing at this shattered glass as I dance, dance away, away. I cut my bare toes - sixty steps to the minute, those six......

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...Its been two years and i’m 15 now, The tumour just sits there, Waiting, staying, lingering, Doing absolutely no harm to anything, It’s not hurting anything physically, Although I wish I could sa......

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...To me, it was a revealing experience… That I could be that strong in face of adversity!               It came as a sudden shock..         There was......

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...One mans carcinogenic idea Invade Ukraine amputate Crimea But the tumour keeps growing Now his sick cancer’s showing A malignancy called North Korea! By David Kavanagh......

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...ON HATRED Acrimony is like a malignant tumour Alienation confronts disaffection Alienation takes the hand ill humour Acrimony leads to separation. Disloyalty commands anxiety Love and animo......

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