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Short Medicare Poems

Short Medicare Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Medicare by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Medicare by length and keyword.


Not My Day
No Medicare card, was out!
And so I did badly pout....

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Categories: medicare, body, health, political, power, rights, sad, science,
Form: Couplet



What Not To Do
Don't forget your Medicare card,
Or things might get hard....

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Categories: medicare, body, class, health, identity, memory, political, scary,
Form: Couplet
Oops
Don't forget your Medicare card,
Otherwise you will be lard....

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Categories: medicare, body, health, identity, memory, money, political,
Form: Couplet
What Not To Do With Your Medicare Card
It's not in my wallet, 
Oh I think I pawned it! 
I think I need to call it,
On my bonnet....

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Categories: medicare, body, discrimination, health, money, political, rights, science,
Form: Monorhyme
Medicare
it comes with ages
as life fades
and it pays
it last days
when you sit and stare
on
MEDICARE...

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Categories: medicare, health
Form: I do not know?



No Space For Manoeuvre
I gave him a fake Medicare card,
And he could have honoured my efforts,
But he just scowled and said "You 're out!"
And so I swore to myself to give him bad reports....

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Categories: medicare, body, health, jobs, leadership, people, political, rude,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Two Joe's
A Limerick About Two Joe’s Written: By Miracle Man 1/22/2021 Two Joe’s named Namath and Theismann, now each is a Medicare criesman. I've been thinking of late, as a pro both seemed great, but in college, got no Heisman.
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© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: medicare, football, sports,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member A Debate For the Ages
Democratic front-runners take the stage
   All fired up with Progressive rage
Medicare for All, a higher minimum wage
   ~ The audience wonders about their age



  Ages as of Election Day 2020:
  Bernie Sanders     - 79
  Joe Biden             - 77
  Elizabeth Warren  - 71...

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Categories: medicare, age, america, leadership,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Enough Already
Enough Already Miracle Man 2/4/2022 I make no attempt in hiding how I feel, *I have just watched my umpteenth Medicare speel. Thanks to old actors, jocks, and assorted jerks, our mute button's broken and no longer works. * Since the start of the year. LOL
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© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: medicare, angst, how i feel, humor,
Form: Rhyme
With Or Without You
With or Without You?

Truth or not?
Are you hot?
‘Cos it is bought
Your Medicare card, dot.

When you're caught,
If you fit the slot,
Then you have wrought, 
What is not.

I don't have naught,
I have what I've got,
It's what's sought,
And not rot.

Cos it's about my bot....

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Categories: medicare, body, health, hello, leadership, memory, political, relationship,
Form: Monorhyme
Victimized Animals
Lying in the street
Bleeding to death
Pleading for life
Not any Medicare
Or Inquiry 
Offender at large,
No burial or cremation
An innumerable number of tires
Run over the dead body
Justice is beyond the reach
Of the loved ones 
The life of every animal matters,
be the motto of the motorists....

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Categories: medicare, animal,
Form: Free verse
I Can Live
11.	I CAN LIVE

I’ve outlived
the winter’s
allergies
and depressing rains
in a human zoo

I can live
my retirement too
without pension and
medicare:

the wheelchair
doesn’t frighten
I can live

uncared and unknown
survive broken home
the numbness of the
arms
the  pain in the
neck

and inflation too...

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Categories: medicare, depression,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Cookie and a Dove Bar Please
For supper I only want sugar.
A cookie and a Dove Bar please.
Nothing healthy.

I open the freezer and am stunned.
I have eaten all the Dove Bars
And there is no ice cream or cookie.

The whole freezer is full of 
healthy meals for seniors
sent by Medicare, nothing sweet.

I am glad I cancelled the next load.
I like choosing what goes into my freezer...

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Categories: medicare, food,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member A Bit of Sarcasm
A Bit Of Sarcasm Tom October 6, 2020 After returning from the Emergency Clinic yesterday, I spent time watching famous people advertise Car Insurance, Reverse Mortgage Insurance, or Medicare Commercials, but thankfully I was occasionally interrupted by something somewhat worthwhile. Tom Boy, do I feel better now that’s off my chest.
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© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: medicare, satire, writing,
Form: I do not know?
Wheelchair Armistice
Self-crippled arrayed in abundance
Too poisonous to move, to dance
Striking a medicare deal
Reeling in unemployment checks
Our disabled bodies left to hang

From crippling blows
The pressure of expectation
Lynching sanity
Propping self-delusion on stilts

Searching for rights
The reason to exist
In a muddled play by play

Blessed are those in spirit
Accepting power over their destiny
Accepting free will
And the test of time...

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Categories: medicare, on work and working, recovery from...,
Form: Free verse
Medical Procedures
Two hip replacements and a bypass
(Triple) of the heart,
A brand-new valve and, very soon,
A pacemaker will start.

An operation on the spine
To help unpinch a nerve;
A cataract procedure
Coming soon, but on reserve.

A trip to the E.R. – 
A diverticulosis scare
And several months ago
There was a hernia repair.

So many that I know have reached
That Medicare-form stage.
That what’s to be expected,
If we’re living, as we age....

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Categories: medicare, age, health,
Form: Rhyme
Entitlements
Oh yes indeed,
 how entitled I am
 to receive Social Security and Medicare;
of course for fifty odd years
 governement saw no problem deducting
 the coverage it now wants to cut;
and the senate and congress still have
 their own entitlement trusts,
 but let's build a wall at any cost
and provide rich and corporation tax cuts
 claiming the economy is robust
 while the poor and middle class are lost.

Republican majorities,
Let me know how it works out....

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© Dm Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: medicare, angst,
Form: Blank verse
Wearing Out
For most of the people I know,
Our ages are starting to show
And since eyes, hips and knees
Don’t come with warranties,
To replace them’s the best way to go.

Thus, for cataracts or the main joints,
Pain or blurriness usually points
To a doctor who will
Send a Medicare bill
When a new lens or bone he anoints.

Just like houses and care, things wear out
And it isn’t enough just to pout.
Let the surgeon repair
What needs fixing, so there
Will be years left to gambol about....

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Categories: medicare, age, body,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Why Medicare Is Goin' Bust
A feller went to the doctor's office 'cause he wasn't feelin' well.
The doctor said, "You ain't lookin' all that swell, this I can tell!"

He had a banana stuck in his right ear and a celery stalk in his left!
From his nose dangled a pair of carrots thus leavin' him quite bereft!

The doc without further examination relieved him from his plight,
Sayin', "You gotta change yer eatin' habits!  You're not eatin' right!"

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
© All Rights Reserved...

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Categories: medicare, health, humorous,
Form: Couplet

Book: Shattered Sighs