Sattire Poems | Examples


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Queen's gambit

Starting with the book move,
Hii, it's pawn to e-four.
Don't act like strangers,
You've seen this move before.

Now my knights came into play,
It's surely an awkward move.
You won't understand my intentions,
And it might hurt you out of blue.

Now I'm cluttered in this position,
And there's no trick under my hat.
But I'm a true and loyal player,
You better believe in that.

It's hard for me to open up,
And castling feels secure.
I've placed my gambit.
Now the next move is yours.

Your bishop slashed me at diagonal,
And i have no good counter,
You say she's not aiming my rook,
But its obvious for me to doubt her.

Between this hustle,
My queen is under threat.
I should have been more careful,
And tried to avoid this bet.

But now I finally realize,
No matter what trick you choose,
You're just a noob to your opps
It's the game you always lose.

Whurr You Their

Date my wife
While I 
Renegocate my
Lovetract
Don't treat my
Wife like it's a
Contract

Hi welcome to the
All Pro Wrestling
Specail Edition
We have exciting
Action scheduled
The exciting and
Well talented
"Beyond Normal" Plank Samson
                      Verses
"He Heard What You Said" Brankus Belkins

The Bronx City Reject " Simbol Calm
                          Verses
Kaubous Impression and his manager Delgrin Vilceus

The Heels with Big Beefy will challenge The Grassroots 
( Heel One and Heel Two).                          ( Alfalfa and Buckwheat)

"Make Visible" Denmark Sattire and Snowboard Monster
                                         Verses
"Everybody Except Me" Nuance and Mine 
Will meet "BigBarrell"Bark Rassy and "Mi Gorgeous" Gelps Understudy

In the main event

Challenger " All This" Gembo Saffron 
                                Verses
                  " The BigSky " The World Champion

No Title

I am an outcast from the heavens and the stars 
A molded biological being caught between a war 

A sattire of flesh and bone held together by centrifical force 
A wonder from the book of nature but strayed way of course 
I am nothing more than a spec of dust carried by the wind 
A humbled embodied spirit screaming deep within 
Lost in a world of madness where insanity has no cage 
Frost cold and sadness caught in a riptide of rage 
Scorched memories "my life" just a faded illusion 
Artificial consciousness one of lifes great infusions


A Poem On My Friend - Rohit

Rohit Panse, as the name suggests,

Personifies him as a boy.



Since childhood he was a day-dreamer,

And is a symbol of perfect human figure.



Though he has a mouth to speak,

I have hardly seen him ever tweet.



He is silent and shy by nature,

Which couldn't describe his nomenclature.



He is fun-loving and has a comic sattire,

With smile as one of his most beautiful attire.



It is lucky to have a friend like him,

B'coz no one in Pallotti is like him.

Happy New Year

Touch wood Baby! wish you a happy new year,
Blowing cheerful cacophony in your ear.
Fling aside the sadistic sorrow my dear,
Let us clear from your mind, the infertile fear.
Life is not a cuban cigar,
As time passes you wont wear,
So, stop the clarion cry that you are on sear.


A black suite with diamonds studded as they appear,
To heal it, bald sun works restlessly and he might retire, 
Raise yourself there, as a glowing sapphire.
Set your standards farther, bigger and higher,
Insurrection against all odds, maketh you not to cower.
At logger heads dont stagnate as a fence sitter,
Decide once, move ahead, iron hearts never jitter.


Resusciate the bloodied life and place it safer,
Reinvigorate the mummified hope and make it merrier.
Prove your antagonists rants as a classic sattire.
Sunny days ahead, dont roam around without a nice attire,
As you will be noticed as a superstar of this year.
Raise the toast, once again, happy new year,
Nothing on earth could belittle our cheer.

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