5 poems to your health
Here are
five poems I wrote in honor of modern medicine:
A day
that fever lays you ill;
a
plague of pests too small to see;
a
mold compressed into a pill;
'tis
death for them but not for thee.
From
searing slash of surgery
from
dental pang of drilling teeth
from
woman's birthing agony
the
Numbing Needle grants relief.
May
plague and sickness pass you by;
be
free of fever and infection;
be
long to live and late to die;
for
the Bovine Needle provides protection.
The
Bovine Needle prevents disease;
expires
a fire more dire than war;
your
body's on guard, your mind's at ease;
yet
the Porcelain Throne saves even more.
The
Porcelain Throne! O hole-some seat!
O
honest chair approached in haste!
For
public health, relief, retreat;
all
other thrones, compared, are waste!
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