"hmo" poems - Hello Poetry

Soycorn, rice-a-roni-what is all this baloney? Genetics don't scare me none GMOs sound like they could be fun. Only thing that ever worried me Was first cousins marrying on the family tree. Now that's somethin to get your knickers in a twist about No doubt we haven't seen the end of this come about. GMO, HMO, what do you know Where will it go?

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Oct 3, 2016

Oct 3, 2016 at 6:27 PM UTC

sandra-lee

GMO What Do You Know?

Soycorn, rice-a-roni-what is all this baloney? Genetics don't scare me none GMOs sound like they could be fun. Only thing that ever worried me Was first cousins marrying on the family tree. Now that's somethin to get your knickers in a twist about No doubt we haven't seen the end of this come about. GMO, HMO, what do you know Where will it go?

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Heart ****** to death “Do you need the paramedics?” Life and Death is three quick breaths And 15 pumps Or was it 11, or 22? Where are they? One deep rale Where are they? "Anung nung yari qui daddy?" Eyes rolled up to GodDid you see a light? Fatal heart won’t live through night, Weekend, two weeks, re-evaluate “Dey dun’t know daddy. He’s a fighter.” Alone in CCU committed act of faith with laid hands on experience. Comatose body wholly heaving with Holy contact Then silence, stillness Transfers, therapy, rehabilitation Sent home by HMO Came home first night to check on you: Blotted brow and utterance “Just try to go to sleep” Came home one day to check on us Then entered Jacob’s sleep Headstone scarred by lawnmowers Grass envelopes me Gives me hug…you never did Yet tears are all I see Heart knows utterance by heart “Fin, take care of mama.” Heart de-virged through pain and loss Salamat po Pops

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Mar 1, 2010

Mar 1, 2010 at 2:19 PM UTC

del-maximo

Pop's Poem

Heart ****** to death “Do you need the paramedics?” Life and Death is three quick breaths And 15 pumps Or was it 11, or 22? Where are they? One deep rale Where are they? "Anung nung yari qui daddy?" Eyes rolled up to GodDid you see a light? Fatal heart won’t live through night, Weekend, two weeks, re-evaluate “Dey dun’t know daddy. He’s a fighter.” Alone in CCU committed act of faith with laid hands on experience. Comatose body wholly heaving with Holy contact Then silence, stillness Transfers, therapy, rehabilitation Sent home by HMO Came home first night to check on you: Blotted brow and utterance “Just try to go to sleep” Came home one day to check on us Then entered Jacob’s sleep Headstone scarred by lawnmowers Grass envelopes me Gives me hug…you never did Yet tears are all I see Heart knows utterance by heart “Fin, take care of mama.” Heart de-virged through pain and loss Salamat po Pops

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yo need yo-self some coverage what if you get in a ax-e-dent I got a little something for you...... I’m pimpin pauly a financial planner insurance guru no ones badder he’s ****** with your lame rates offerin you better bank states better call for quote dog don’t forget to say thanks I’m pimpin pauly – I’m pauly pimpin sendin him diff-rent clients on the real tip lookin to save for a dope trip maybe you got your throat ripped he works with HMO’s, ***** savin dollas makin ya holla give him a calla no mo shoppin middle of the malla wont fall-a be a balla I’m pimpin Pauly –

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Mar 26, 2015

Mar 26, 2015 at 1:39 PM UTC

s-lyman-temple

Pimpin' Pauly

yo need yo-self some coverage what if you get in a ax-e-dent I got a little something for you...... I’m pimpin pauly a financial planner insurance guru no ones badder he’s ****** with your lame rates offerin you better bank states better call for quote dog don’t forget to say thanks I’m pimpin pauly – I’m pauly pimpin sendin him diff-rent clients on the real tip lookin to save for a dope trip maybe you got your throat ripped he works with HMO’s, ***** savin dollas makin ya holla give him a calla no mo shoppin middle of the malla wont fall-a be a balla I’m pimpin Pauly –

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"I've got good news and bad news," said the pharmacist. "The good news is laughter is the best medicine." "The bad news?" "Your HMO doesn't cover it."

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Dec 6, 2019

Dec 6, 2019 at 7:05 AM UTC

Carlo-C-Gomez

A Trip to the Pharmacy

"I've got good news and bad news," said the pharmacist. "The good news is laughter is the best medicine." "The bad news?" "Your HMO doesn't cover it."

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