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Forgiveness Irony Poems

These Forgiveness Irony poems are examples of Irony poems about Forgiveness. These are the best examples of Irony Forgiveness poems written by international poets.


Premium Member The balm that is sought
Guilt

Rides with separation

Peering into the past

Finding a story

Wrapped in shame..

Forgiveness seems 

Distant with a doing

Of necessity

Blocking the way..

Separation's hold

Seems what is

Happening..which

May be the balm

Which is...

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Categories: betrayal, conflict, irony, truth,



Premium Member Black Friday
Black Friday

Draws attention to

The shelves..

Inviting the seeker

In all of us

To join in  this

Seasonal story

Of frenzy..

A choice 

To join or withdraw

Only enhances the

Seeker's persistence

And desperation..

Freedom...

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Categories: irony, beauty, forgiveness, good friday,

I Hope It Pain Fades Away
Memories keep coming back,
Like a relentless attack,
Why do people change their tune,
Leaving us feeling marooned?

They make us out to be the villain,
When our hearts are...

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© Maya Evans  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: irony, cry, emotions, forgiveness, friendship,

Premium Member I Harbor No Anger For My Illness
Laying down in this comfortable hospital bed with blue
and candid linen sheets that cover my strong legs, 
I harbor no anger for my illness;
I can't...

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Categories: irony, change, community, emotions, faith,

Waiting Womb
Patiently 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,



Premium Member Death and Freedom
All is nothing

Nothing and everything

Are not-two..

Somehow this brief

Story resonates with

Many who claim to

Have experienced a 

Shift of perception..

The story includes

What seems obvious

That the individual 

Also...

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Categories: addiction, forgiveness, irony,

I Killed a Spider
I am guilty
I know
I killed a spider.

A miniscule tiny aspect of life
moving about its business
in my space.

It fled right
it fled left
it jumped up
it came down.
My...

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Categories: irony, anti bullying, anxiety, fear,

Premium Member Laughing Eyes
Round and round we go,
the day won't last.,
it keeps a secret you can't hide..
no, can't hide it.
 
Eagle sent to eat my liver-
renewed each night..
Will...

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Categories: friendship love, irony, rose,

The Heat
People like the Lord are watching you 
The men who follow Jesus cared
You're constantly on an audition 
And everyone you ever knew
Will eventually be there...

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Categories: irony, anxiety, forgiveness, humorous, inspirational,

Premium Member Wake
We placed a pine box casket on a sawhorse table.
There weren’t but little notice, did as best we able.
I watched the flowers wilting in the...

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Categories: allegory, irony,

Why Can'T I
Why can't I say I Love You,
Why can't I say how I feel,
Reality was lost,
My heart you didn't steal.

Why did I let you go,
Why did...

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Categories: irony, abuse, age, boy, forgiveness,

Premium Member No, Nobody Forgives Twice
Everybody disregards
human compassion,
there's no room for kindness,
they stare and move on;
no, nobody forgives twice:
their feelings aren't rivers
flowing freely, they are ice!

No, nobody forgives twice
and admit...

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Categories: irony, betrayal, desire, forgiveness, friendship,

Better Tomorrow Part One
Gain he stole but pain is fading, 
I'll give forgiveness in another morrow
The pathos now still boldly bidding
But the bellow to forgive, I feel below

Morrow...

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Categories: irony, abuse, death, dedication, dream,

There For Me
Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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Categories: irony, 12th grade, character, hope,

Premium Member Potatoes
Potatoes

At dinner the other night, 
mom fixed our favorite. 
She baked them, 
broiled them, 
cut them up,
 and fried them nice. 

She told us,
this was...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: beauty, death, friendship, irony,


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