Pensioners Poems - Poems about Pensioners

...My English Brother and the Rich I find it impossible to be envious of the wealthy, buying superyachts one bigger than the other, when they get seasick at the thought of sailing out to sea Marrying ......

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...Labour of hate Turn on the heating It’s getting cold Why do we shiver? Just because we’re old It’s Kier’s labour, who wants us all to die Said he liked pensioners just another lie Another l......

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...Deep state people, deep state minds False importance, jobs contrived Guardian people, warden minds You’re not the people of my kind Your crimes are well investigated To lay the charge on those......

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...Bustling town along the seaside, sapphires glitter upon the ocean Buildings made of ivory stones, ruby shingles full of devotion Clock tower of rosette bricks, stand proudly in the centre Chimneys......

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...In the relentless rhythm of time, You have transformed into a mysterious beacon, Shining in the night, Invading my heart with embassies of thoughts, Consulates of feelings and representations of ......

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...VULNERABLE Being of a certain age and classed as vulnerable, The Government decreed that I should stay indoors. Perversely, just a month before, my doctor recommended That I sh......

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...As for Mornings The skin on my feet crinkles and looks like an old newspaper left out in the sun, I have five pairs of shorts and can use none I have bought a cream for dry skin, but first, I nee......

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...Games not straight Toffs on horses still killing foxes. Boris parties while we put nans in boxes. Chancellor won’t pay his rate. I tell you now, the games not straight . Palace pay......

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...We are now officially well-aged, we have grab bars in the shower in case we wobble. Yet somedays we spring out of bed eager to take a slow run around the block but mostly not. We chat with ......

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...It was a day of chaos The day the pensioners struck, Massed Mobility Scooters moving Forward like a Rugby Union ruck, Blocking all the streets In the centre of town, To all intents and purpose......

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...Six Days of Christmas On the first day of Christmas my MP had for free: A partridge with all the trimmings. It didn’t come from Aldi On the second day of Christmas my MP had on me: Two vint......

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...A wobble waiting in the shed A joke cracked by Victorian comedians A test of youthful instability A trial by tarmac An unyielding seat with changing views A wetter way of travelling through ra......

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...Grain, oil and gas from Russia; we must find other ways To ensure that the unhinged war criminal, Vladimar Putin pays They want sanctions lifted and they'll free up grain from Ukraine Seems ......

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...Electric cars, they say it’s cheaper than petrol cars we agree on it is also good for the environment we agree to this too we like to befriend nature. The prices of electricity rise sharply, so mu......

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...What can it be if not ignited tension Among retirees waiting for their pension That weakly caters for their weekly ration Their numerous legs, hundreds of suspension: A carbon copy of the crimina......

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