Short Deductible Poems
Short Deductible Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Deductible by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Deductible by length and keyword.
A cat runs across the road,
then a rabbit, then a deer.
I look left, a barn is airborne,
it flies away in slow motion,
boards silently flapping.
We have a deductible of $400, you say.
A gull rolls over the hood, sea-legs
scrambling over smooth metal.
The car is rocking.
"Did you turn off the coffee-maker"?
We are just talking;
our minds already rowing ashore.
A cat runs across the road,
then a rabbit, then a deer.
I look left, a barn is airborne,
it flies away in slow motion,
boards silently flapping.
We have a deductible of $500, you say.
A gull rolls over the hood, sea-legs
scrambling over smooth metal.
The car is rocking.
“Did you turn off the coffee-maker?”
We are just talking;
our minds already rowing ashore
somewhere.
It’s no longer here.
Gone is my set of wheels.
Pieces of glass lie here.
My car’s gone.
We called the police.
A report was filled out.
Gave them all the details.
What was next?
An insurance claim
was made on the next day.
“Gone”, what else could I say.
Is there hope?
The deductible
I had to get myself,
took all of my money.
Not funny.
People of the world
How cruel can they all be?
Are they too blind to see?
Rot in hell!