Short Insurance Poems
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We are
A nation
Of drug
Addicts
Legal or not
Why wont my
Health insurance
Cover medical
Marijuana
2019
Still oppressed
golf balls, tennis balls
pling! pow! the deck is pommeled
by pieces of ice
damage everywhere, and then
insurance says “Act of God”
You
can never
really discuss
life insurance with
your partner without
them thinking you
have secret
plans
So I wrote a poem
About the miracle of life
And posted it quite proudly
However naming it
Life Insurance
I fear the soup finds dowdy
Saved life, destroyed life.
Can't even save my own life.
Can't keep it all safe.
But can take needed measures
To protect what matters most.
so ten of your teeth were pulled
and now your mouth crown jeweled
you must think us daffy
you ate all that taffy
insurance claim overruled.
Of a million stars
I indulge to see
Light so traveled
How few still be
Of a million fates
I am guaranteed one
So I bask in the life
Of my one little Sun
M Makes some people crazy
O Ordinary people kill for it
N Not often, but sometimes…..
E Everyone might agree
Y You need some of it to get by, but not a lot.
Health Card
Insurance Card
Went to Dentist office
Sad, forgot the Insurance
Medical Card
Written 6252018
Poetry Form: Cinquain
Copyright © Jacqueline R. Mendoza
I used to live my life
by planning every step
factoring in every contingency
like a sales pitch for a Life Insurance policy.
I flipped the coin and it landed on its edge.
There once was a young girl named Brenda
Whose brand-new car was in a rear-enda---
She took to the cup
Her insurance went up---
And now it's her mind's round-the-benda.
Mandatory health insurance is the law,
better have it or you'll feel the lions paw,
penalty a fine,
nickle and dimed,
premiums each year increasing what for?
12-25-16
Mercedes Benz
A sinkhole swallowed my friend.
Thankfully, my house was still around the bend.
At least to remember, I need not travel far.
I hope my insurance covers this brand new car.
9/14/18
there was a young man named Price
who always took risks without advice
till one day he was peeved
when a letter he received
from his insurance saying your policy is doubling in price
Here lies Miss Miriam Alicia Lee Snyder
A well-known neighborhood insider
She fell into a large vat of apple cider
Not covered by her life insurance rider.
Written June 3, 2022
the stoic resilience
must stay lit...
But I need to keep my guard closed
and extreme caution...
With a little luck to help
to buy the ticket for
a future insurance to come!
It's not time to relax yet!
Ives was an influential composer
He wrote about the question everyone faces
What we all want the answer to
Made a bundle in the insurance business
Dissonant American sounds
Dissonant American sounds!
A heavy heart
Makes for a new start
Life is finite
Time to be contrite
Apologies for recommending life
Insurance brings less strife
Farewell my friends, good
Others will save and invest for your brood
WHEELS!!!!
Car insurance policies,
Snafu in technology,
Male methodology,
Some men are fun and comical,
Some are not so logical,
So-called men and their vehicles,
If they've got tyres and testicles!!!!!!
Produce for your good
That you may have food
Spend twenty per cent on rent
Save at least twenty per cent
We call it Life Insurance
It demands endurance
Saving today for tomorrow
So that your children don't borrow
Unemployment line
Single file to soup kitchen...
Fear of homelessness
Unemployment line
Cries in emergency room...
Fear, no insurance
Unemployment line
Like a faith-healer's crusade...
Hope to help, heal, house
Skiing combines fun in the great outdoor space
With the amazing thrill knocking down trees with your face
Quite painful but fun
Keeps the blues on the run
Medical insurance pays for the teeth you replace
Skiing combines fun in the great outdoor space
With the amazing thrill knocking down trees with your face
Quite painful but fun
Keeps the blues on the run
Medical insurance pays for the teeth you replace
We built a flammable house.
Put smoke detectors in.
Then called the fire department
to save what we had in.
Then cashed in our insurance
to buy another house.
And filled it up again
with things we'll have to dowse.
Twenty-two is a shitty
Thing. No age left to look forward
To, the slow decline steepens
As your brakes quickly go out.
Oh. How could I
Forget?
My Insurance
Goes up at
Twenty-five.
I
Cannot
Wait.