Poems About: 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 read more »

Irony may bring us stimulation,
but enters like a worm in us
betraying us with transubstantiation
if worm becomes a terminus. read more »

I Stop And Wait/ For A Poem

I stop and wait
For a poem. read more »

The language of poetry is metaphor
And irony and ambiguity
And beauty- read more »

A reprobate? Who, me?

What's up with that? read more »

Irony of Ironies there is wedded bliss
The time of giving and receiving
The time to see the down-troddened, the disenfranchised read more »

To add justice,
I did not scream nor cry,
I instead called,
“Irony.” read more »

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. read more »

Irony is a literary or rhetorical device.
The essayist Henry Watson Fowler wrote:
“any definition of irony
—though hundreds might be given, read more »

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. read more »

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. read more »

Stare at me I am the one,
Who stole your hearts,
And made a run,
For something I believed in, read more »