Francis Duggan
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Doctors Differ And Patients Die
Doctors differ and patients die
In some cases not a lie
And every surgical mistake
Can lead to death and grieving and heartbreak
Though surgeons have saved many a life
Some die under the surgical knife
A fact of life one well might say
And such things happen every day,
Doctors differ and patients survive
And even regain their sexual drive
Yet on our lives the Reaper has the final say
For all a last night and last day,
Doctors differ and patients die
That's a fact and facts don't lie.
Francis Duggan
Submitted: Friday, January 15, 2010
Poems by Francis Duggan : 1354 / 8712
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