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Sister Irony Poems

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


Premium Member Sisters
Sisters

My best friend
And worst enemy
Just leave me alone
Always there for me
I steal her clothes 
We share everything
She buys me things
That she needs

Envious again
Competing beauty
They say...

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Categories: best friend, family, irony,



Premium Member Et Come Home
There on to you!!!
Your idiot brother
Hovered over a Starbucks,
Your sister was seen
Cruising Rodeo Drive.
And Uncle Henry
Got hold of a bottle
George W. Dickle
Tennessee Sippin’ Whiskey
…and you...

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Categories: america, funny, irony,

Premium Member Charlotte
Charlotte was never really enamoured with her mother. 

 So, when the news that she had been bludgeoned 17 times with a baseball bat didn't...

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© Paul Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: humor, humorous, irony, murder,

Alexander the Great
Inheriting awful army from his father,
Alexander became his life-script’s author;
Schooled by best of philosophers in history,
Gaining in all arts sky-high mastery;
At the slaughter of his...

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Categories: irony, life, power, strength,

Similar Indifference
World watches Humanity Fall;
Indifferences felt by All.
Few moments in History can compare;
Shockwaves rippled everywhere.
   Each land of a different name;
Every Indifference is the...

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Categories: humanity, irony, peace, violence,



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 Crystal's Birthday Has Come
It's a recurring event
in our lovely household,
every time it's someone's birthday
Crystal gets a bit angry
and with a hilarious comment says,
" I am the queen, let...

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Categories: irony, anxiety, birthday, celebration, conflict,

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,

Premium Member Cockleburs
Cockleburs

Small green weeds, 
with little seed pots, 
that stick to your socks. 

They travel with you, 
to the next place, 
that God wants them to...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cute, december, grave, irony,

Premium Member Fear of Acceptance
Fear of Acceptance

The queen called her jester, 
and requested a joke! 
He had nothing to say, 
He just sat there, 
as he had already choked....

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: irony, america, evil, fantasy, house,

Sonnet 59 'I Loved Her, and O, How I Meant Not To'
I loved her, and O!  How I meant not to!
To be my dead wife's husband, and a friend
Respectful of her sister, humble, too,
And now,...

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Categories: friendship, irony, relationship,

Moonlights Riddle
"Moonlights Riddle"

"Three little birds
Pitch by my doorstep
Singin bittersweet songs
Of melodies pure & true
Sayn
This is my message to you" (Bob Marley)

Beautiful soul
Tarnished in pain
Stained by woes...

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© Nusku Asar  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: irony, addiction, brother, extended metaphor,

Premium Member Joke Is On Him
“Our sister church has slid off the cliff, and plunged into the sea.”
The entire congregation gasped.
Average age: 67.
The minister laughed.
“A joke,” he told them.
He did...

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Categories: irony, satire,

Premium Member What If This Is Hell
What if this is hell?
What if we cannot live until this flesh dies?
What if our soul is angry that it has been captured and confined
into...

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Categories: irony, 11th grade, 12th grade,

Conflicting Societal Mixed Messages 1
This sole jeering, albeit grace
full soulful foo fighting - base
sic primate approaching - at a pace
faster than prefer 
     hubble even...

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Categories: irony, 11th grade, 9th grade,


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