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Irony
The irony of a best friend you cannot talk to
The strange redemption you seek in others
Why friends are so cold and thoughtless
I like to rely on irony as it never seems to fail
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Jono Alford
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irony
Irony may bring us stimulation,
but enters like a worm in us
betraying us with transubstantiation
if worm becomes a terminus.
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gershon hepner
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I Stop And Wait/For A Poem
I Stop And Wait/ For A Poem
I stop and wait
For a poem.
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Shalom Freedman
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A Natural Reaction
A reprobate? Who, me?
What's up with that?
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Michael Pruchnicki
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Wedded Bliss at Christmas Time
Irony of Ironies there is wedded bliss
The time of giving and receiving
The time to see the down-troddened, the disenfranchised
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Kimberly (Strothman) Anderson
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Justify
To add justice,
I did not scream nor cry,
I instead called,
“Irony.”
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Kaitey Cat
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Irony of Things
It is an irony to believe that Ayothya
Is the birth place of Rama, as by the time
When Rama lived around 1450 B.C.,
Aryans never crossed Punjab or beyond.
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Rm.Shanmugam Chettiar.
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The Irony of Love
Irony is a literary or rhetorical device.
The essayist Henry Watson Fowler wrote:
“any definition of irony
—though hundreds might be given,
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Hal Caufield
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Irony
The twentieth century has often fooled us.
We've been squeezed in by falsehood as by taxes.
The breath of life has denuded our ideas
as quickly as it strips a dandelion.
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Yevgeny Yevtushenko
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Old People With Big Ears
Isn’t it a sick irony, the suffering of old people?
They shrink and become littler, whilst
their ears grow large and intrusive to
the atmosphere.
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Dan Brown
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