This poem dates back to about 1980, and it's a real classic.
Ode To Gomer
What do you see, Nurses
What do you see?
What are you thinking
When I take a pee?
Did you notice my bladder
Distended and firm?
And that thing in my stool
It looked just like a worm.
Did you observe that my sputum
Was crawling and green,
Can't you see I need treatments
On my breathing machine?
I'm nauseous and nasty
Whoops, up comes my brunch,
Please save it for me
I'll have it for lunch.
That IV solution
Is really poison, you know
And you're trying to kill me
But I won't let go.
I'm calling my lawyer
To represent me,
I'll have you all jailed
And I'll be set free.
Oh my God, my heart's pounding
Like it's hitting my rib,
And I hear a loud voice announce
"Look, it's V-fib"!
Someone's thumping my chest
As ribs crack, one by one,
Why is everyone smiling
Like this is all fun.
Now I'm just an old body
Lying limp on this bed,
The crowd sighs with relief
'Cause this old gomer is dead.
Fibril_late;
1980?
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
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