Doctors Note Poem, by Quemis, at My poetic side

I do here advise 'gainst all strain,
For said patient forthwith.
In light of recent surgeries,
I did myself commit.

The face is rearranged a smidge,
Forgive my slip of name;
Whole point of procedure,
To leave nothing the same.

The look truly ominous now.
Uglier than before;
Got the Kubrick stare going,
Gauntness to cheeks and more!

My work is known to be the best,
All over it is said!
If you want reason nice and hot,
My scalpels paint it red.

So please no heavy lifting,
Or talking with the crew.
Only use to shoulder blame,
For gaps found inside you.

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