Breast Cancer Poems

Published on May 08 2010, in the categories: Breast cancer poems

It has been demonstrated that fighting against cancer cannot be done only with a treatment, the most important thing remaining the positive thinking. This is the advice that persons who suffer from this ailment hear over and over again. Some of these women remain positive throughout the process of healing, and research has proved this as a vital factor in escaping cancer. In other words, we can come to the conclusion that no matter how many treatments a breast cancer women undergoes, if she doesn’t stay optimistic and doesn’t trust that one day that cancer will disappear, she will not be cured.

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Of course, there are many ways to keep a positive thinking. Some people are happy when they play a computer game, or read a book, others when they ride a bicycle, or walk in the park. In this article we will give some examples of poems written by breast cancer fighters, which we hope you will find inspiring.

Our Hero
So tender and so gentle, as only she could be For all that she believed in, as far as we could see Was living life and having fun and don’t forget her love For “angel” does describe her best along with her white dove.
She said to laugh and cry with joy, and don’t forget to sing All the songs she’d taught us, like the wind beneath my wings. That was her favorite song you know, so sing it out my dear But don’t regret that she is gone, she hears you loud and clear!
Today we learned what hero means, she’d be so very proud To see her name so brightly lit from atop her great white cloud. She watches closely over us and guides us through each day So please remember Gloria, each and every time you pray!
Not one of us would disagree, she left us way to soon The only time we see her now is through the big bright moon. Her legacy lives on today and those who knew her boast That life and love and laughter too, are what she loved the most.
Cancer may come unexpectedly into your life, Bringing fear, hard times, and great strife.
Families suffer and the end clearly unknown. Families are stronger than ever and not alone.
Our personalities must stay optimistic, Feeling better and free will be realistic.
The experience could be a long, hard ride, Twists and turns in which you have cried.
When you fight and beat it and go on to live, Don't forget the people who are here to give.
Love and care will forever and always stay. Cancer will be knocked out of the way.
Your soul is and will be stronger than this; It can conquer cancer, destroy and dismiss.
Courage and memories are very much needed, As tiring treatments have faithfully succeeded.
Friendship, family, and faith cannot be suppressed; They are the loving souls that make you blessed.
When my love-filled Mom became a cancer survivor, I soon realized that I was an underwater diver.
You dive in but you never know what is there for you, It could be your worst experience or the very best view.
By: Michaela Fournier