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Ironic Poems - Poems about Ironic

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Premium Member Ironic
Why oh why not commit suicide Rather than unalive other people There is a blackness in a heart To do such a thing for any reason Of course one must be disturbed But that seems like a...Read the rest...
Categories: ironic, america, art, grief, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member It is ironic that those who guard the gates of poetry rarely
It is ironic that those who guard the gates of poetry rarely, if ever, manage to enter into it themselves. I came in through a secret back door, a door hidden from the eyes of...Read the rest...
Categories: ironic, fantasy,
Form: Free verse



World of Name Irony
In this world of endless fame, Where every creature has a name, From the tiniest ant to the largest crane, Each name represents its unique domain! Some quite confusing to attest. For some names you see, are not like the...Read the rest...
Categories: ironic, character, crazy, devotion, earth,
Form: Rhyme


Donald Trump 's Ironic Speeches
President Donald Trump's ironic speeches, When President Donald Trump was portraying some hidden agendas of some African countries publicly. Some old Africans leaders thought of provocations and insults but the young Africans leaders welcomed all...Read the rest...
Categories: ironic, encouraging, political,
Form: Free verse
Exit and Exist
In life there are exit And exist. Whenever exit Angrily Disappears. Exist excites  As it exactly Appears. May 20/2023 By Alfonso Warally Ngengethe Mussabwa Chris...Read the rest...
Categories: ironic, irony, metaphor,
Form: Rhyme



Ironic Blockage
Today I didn’t know What I was going to write I wracked brain for ages But inspiration not in sight, I feel my creativity rising recently Yet today my inner poet, Has been a little hard to see. I can see the...Read the rest...
Categories: ironic, poems, writing,
Form: Rhyme
Blind Who Thinks To See
Blind who thinks to see What do you want? When I show you love in my  right hand And showing the truth in my left hand You lose trust in me, Thinking of many wrong things...Read the rest...
Categories: ironic, 12th grade, child abuse,
Form: Free verse
Ironic
The city is dotted in little wooded sanctuaries. One on the corner of Forsyth and Luckie, a pair of twins on Hill St. If you’re lucky sometimes you can glimpse a group of four...Read the rest...
Categories: ironic, city, nature,
Form: Prose Poetry
Ironic Surprise
Don't be surprised... over there... it's a place where you can't reach......Read the rest...
Categories: ironic, allegory, allusion, appreciation, humorous,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Totally Cracked
Thank you, Lord, for not having the brains of fawn. Like the Texas man, who broke into a home, to mow the lawn? ...Read the rest...
Categories: ironic, humor,
Form: Couplet
Ironic
old men start wars young men fight...Read the rest...
Categories: ironic, age, conflict, war,
Form: Senryu
Premium Member Ironic Homophonic Tonic
Inspired by Jan Allison's brilliant "Eye Rowed My Hoarse", top winner of the July 2021 Word Play contest. I'm knew to this language; it baffles me sew! With so many mysteries I wish too...Read the rest...
Categories: ironic, humorous, language,
Form: Light Verse
Speller
Back story: I wrote this is reference to a lady expressing your struggles when she was homeless on a community app and someone commented and stated that they could not take her seriously because she...Read the rest...
Categories: ironic, africa, america, bullying, england,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Cooked
Cooked If Mr Ramsey tasted my food His head would crease, and say something rude But I do my best with what I’ve got And I bung it all-in a great big pot No one listens to my excuses And my...Read the rest...
Categories: ironic, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Life Is Pretty Ironic Huh
Nowadays self-sabotage is glorified Mothers wide-eyed and terrified Of their little babies becoming demonised Getting help is horrified But bottling it up is normalised As a society we lead by false priorities that demoralise the youth Self-help, wealth...Read the rest...
Categories: ironic, 11th grade, anxiety, death,
Form: Rhyme

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