Short Ventilators Poems
Short Ventilators Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Ventilators by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Ventilators by length and keyword.
The Big Crabapple has a new lease
Since the squeaking wheel gets all the grease
Ventilators galore
And still they want more
For Trump's tax obligations to cease
Categories:
ventilators, political,
Form:
Limerick
Sing this to a cheerful melody:
How many people died today
How many people died
How can you even sleep tonight
Knowing you didn't cry
How many are on ventilators
Fighting for every breath
Keeping your TV gig secure
Their fights all end in death
How many tested positive
How many cases today
Maybe instead of reading the news
Just bow your head and pray
Categories:
ventilators, death, health, prayer, satire,
Form:
Rhyme
Frisking in glee,
the cobweb swayed,
the wind that was crossing ventilators,
kissed the spider,
it did somersaults,
pole vaults and high/long jumps,
it was just aware of air,
and its soothing effect,
and ran amuck one cobweb corner to another,
it scarcely did realize,
that enemy had intruded the abandoned room,
and was thinking of inhabiting it clean,
first thing it would do was to use a broom,
and sound poor gleefull spider's doom.
Categories:
ventilators,
Form:
Free verse
Nothing secret in this world
hatch any plan and share
your co-planner is the public
close all doors, window, ventilators
think and plan alone, mime it
God already knows your plans
and the great adversary watches
from the window in silence
tomorrow it is a pop music
in the streets of life
Nothing in this world, none at all
is confidential, secret
lie not to yourself at no moment
nothing is secret and totally hidden
nothing has immunity of disclosure
Categories:
ventilators, irony, life,
Form:
Free verse
Wow, it turns out Trump was right.
I saw it on “the Onion” - posted overnight.
Scientists woke up today and the virus
was simply gone - the miracle - has happened.
And they said that Trump was wrong!
The once dying - started laughing
first responders broke into song
patients shrugged off ventilators
they can go back home where they belong.
That God has been so merciful
is a story ripped from scripture
and since Trump - the antichrist - is here
we can move on to the rapture!
Categories:
ventilators, health, humor, humorous, irony, patriotic, political, teen,
Form:
Rhyme