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Husband Satire Poems

These Husband Satire poems are examples of Satire poems about Husband. These are the best examples of Satire Husband poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Don't Quit Before You Begin OPJ

Please don't make your lines too long ,
As my eyes don't travel well . ( Note to self make opticians appointment )
And remember long poems,
They...

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Categories: fun, humor, nonsense, satire,



Fruit Leather
You bite that apple!
Give it a go, put on a show
There is no shame
You said shame is a sham
And clams are happy
Do they hop or...

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Categories: fruit, humor, satire,

Wedded Bluff
Wedded Bluff
You've made an invalid selection
The gal you picked was once nice
And she was once good in bed
Now it's all **** up worst damn way
You're...

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Categories: satire, conflict, husband, marriage, wife,

Village Goddesses
Husband constantly beating and batting,
His kiths, like allies, consciously hitting;
Father-in-law, in his way commanding,
Mother-in-law, dire duties demanding;
Neighbors mocking at physical darkness,
Her skinny dullness and financial...

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Categories: life, moving on, satire,

Premium Member They Are Frantic
They are frantic
These women who have to decorate for holidays
I am too busy painting to notice

They are getting crabby
For they have back aches and neck...

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Categories: satire, winter,



Premium Member My Last Conversation With Larry
"Shine my boots, wench!" Larry said
"Fetch my wine and cheese and bread!
Tidy up my murphy bed! 
Feed the hog and Mr. Ed!
Corn mash for Rhode...

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Categories: satire, divorce, humor, husband, marriage,

Premium Member What Qualities Make a 'successful Man'
What qualities make a ‘successful man’,
Is it the tambor of his voice,
Some lofty goals, a lifelong plan,
A steering hand, his knowing choice.

Can compassion play a...

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Categories: satire, appreciation, bullying, husband, men,

Premium Member If It Takes Forever
drove wife to doctor
counting wheelchair ramp spindles
~waiting for Godot






7/10/2020

My wife smiled at this one.  Or was it a smirk?

Waiting for Godot is a play...

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© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: humor, husband, irony, satire,

Another Nigerian Scam
another Nigerian spam found poem

the Nigerians keep sending me
and millions of others
delightedly creative spam messages
this is one of the nicer ones
I have received 

Enjoy
but don’t...

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© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: satire, anger, angst, anxiety, funny,

Premium Member She Did Not Recognize Herself
The pretty bird was getting a scolding of a lifetime
My neighbor called me to look out.
It was funny.
At first.

The limb did not move.
He acted unruffled.
Was...

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Categories: satire, funny, hilarious, humor, humorous,

Once Upon a Forgotten Kingdom
Once upon a time in Erin land,
the sun smiled on the people 
the rains communed peacefully with thunderstorms
Erin flowed with palm wine and palm oil,...

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Categories: satire, africa, brother, bullying, forgiveness,

Jealous Husband
Jealous  Husband  of pretty wife,
            does not walk
    ...

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Categories: satire, allegory, allusion, appreciation, humor,

Excremental
I cooked a pie with 
For my husband, the old git,
Cos he really had been upsetting me
I used a very special pastry
That was so light...

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Categories: fun, giggle, satire,

Premium Member I Love Beer - In Justice Kavanaugh's Own Words
Yes, I love beer
And beer loves me,
We’re as thick as thieves
As honey is to bees.

I can’t help but wonder
What life would be
Without this golden amber,
Not...

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Categories: satire, grief, humorous, parody, perspective,

Prevalence of Purposelessness
Early in life worthlessness prevailed employ
ying gnawing, infecting thought processes
did more than annoy
rooted, short circuited, and tasered
flickr happiness lived

spontaneous bobbing sponging buoy
clinging to mother's
apron string...

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Categories: satire, america, betrayal, fear, husband,


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