Child Irony Poems
These Child Irony poems are examples of Irony poems about Child. These are the best examples of Irony Child poems written by international poets.
A Writing ChallengeA Writing Challenge
A writing challenge Use these words correctly.
You’re, Your, & Yore
Their, There, & They’re
Wear, Where, & We’re
Lost in time, in days of yore,
your mother...
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Categories:
education, humanity, humor, irony,
Abandonmentwe have seen tremulous hearts
seeking, securing adoption
of a child abandoned
or underprivileged
then time passes
initial fervour is lost
what was boon is bane
the object secured discarded...
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Categories:
heart, irony,
Word Vomit V2There’s something screaming in my head
I don’t know who is who anymore!
Choosing what to see, hear
Big decisions for such a little me
Knocking on walls,...
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Categories:
irony, angst, child, death, love
The Parent of IronyI know labour pains are massiveBut carrying pregnancy for nine months is also very hard,No matter the conditions it can bring out,You feel greedy, you...
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Categories:
irony, africa, blessing, child, happy,
CheatedCheated
Why does one child walk,
another talk,
while still yet another
will say nothing
the rest of their life?
How much loss can be endured?
How many...
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Categories:
irony, america, caregiving, child abuse,
Speech of a Sugar DaddySugar daddy says,”
So gorgeousness like my last daughter
And my first granddaughter.
My wife complains daily but she is bulkiness.
Shame does not swill out,
I...
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Categories:
irony, abuse, child abuse, hurt,
Fertile GroundsA man took his neighbor to court,
though he did what he asked, in short.
For he gave him leave
to try and conceive:
a surrogate daddy, of...
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Categories:
betrayal, irony,
Bottles From Birth To TombFrom bottled feed soon after birth
To liquor in a lifetime’s mirth,
To blest bottled water
When at death breaths falter,
Oh bottles rife till...
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Categories:
death, irony, life,
PinnacleShe fades,
fades into oblivion.
Even in dayspring,
becomes a void.
She gets rid of her shades,
and gets dyed in black.
Tonight,
her eyes are tedious,
her physiognomy stark.
She no longer dreams,
and...
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Categories:
irony, birth, body, child, depression,
Waiting WombPatiently waited...
Years pass by; favour to come
Could not secure grace,
Till heart weakened on hope's treat.
Took risk: sh*t to welcome aim....
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Categories:
irony, abuse, baby, betrayal, child,
The LetterThe Letter
A young man strolled along the waterfront,
His mind and heart at ease.
Said an old man,...
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Categories:
boy, happiness, irony, loneliness,
God, Do You Understand My LanguageGod, my mother told me,
You are the embodiment of love.
Since then, I have adored you most.
But I wonder do you understand me?
I read your book...
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Categories:
irony, atheist, bible, discrimination, faith,
All Unlucky Things Come In 4Lately i have been studiously going
over and delving into John Lennon's
back catalogue of work
And what I learned and took from it
from it is this
It...
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Categories:
irony,
Rudiments of WingsAs a grey dove, nestlings are taught
The Basic Rudiments of Wings:
if one falls, it cannot be caught
...
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Categories:
irony, angst, bird, care, child,
For the Love of Cats…is a cat not the totem of love
your physical contact generates feelings
were the neurons release
the feeling for good vibes
peace, harmony
by stroking soft gentle...
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Categories:
irony, allegory, allusion, analogy, art,