Short Ira Poems
Short Ira Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Ira by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Ira by length and keyword.
Hillary To Save the Day
Hillary has come to save the day
For all his lies, Trump must pay
With IRA had many a hassle
When he bought another castle
In the end had to give them away.
Jim Horn
Ira Earl Hudson
January 6th 1961 - December 20th 2023
VIEWING
Terry's Funeral Home
2337 N Williams Ave, Portland, OR 97227
Jan 18th, 2024 @ 4:00pm
GRAVESIDE SERVICES
Willamette National Cemetery
11800 SE MT Scott Blvd, Happy Valley, OR 97086
Jan 19th 2024 @ 1:30pm
Femur sighs, given a break and transformed by love.
— by poet (inspired by Ira Byock)
What’s worse than an illness, an accident?
Imagine with me
helpless in the abyss…
Open to the curse of curs.
No warm or cold compress
No caress
No handkerchief
No matter how hard you have it,
if surrounded by compassion,
you’re not as broken.
Back foot Irishman
who remembers his tripe
Major Barbara n Androcles and the lion
are we all asleep !
Just a man of his time
like a five minute pop star
friend of nancy boy Bosie Douglas
bringing poor Oscar down
Better self love than grovelling in the dirt
how can any real man or woman dislike Shakespeare
friend of Michael IRA Collins
Back foot Irishman
Hi, Ira, hi!
How are you?
August wanders
outside a window here.
The rainy trace behind him
stretched from the far country.
This August is similar to Alexander Block
Yes, Ira, he is a Poet!
You believe?
This summer he has written for us
The hot sonnets
and the songs of asters and phloxes.
Changeable August!
I am sorry, but
Probably, he will stop loving us soon.
Hi, Ira, hi! How are you?
To My Friend Ira
You must forget
that we had bad luck!
We chafed our own wounds.
Inhale Spring!
Be happy
in spite of troubles,
because Winter
has finished for us.
Quickly buy a bouquet of snowdrops,
and at your home, prepare
a few different flavors of ice cream,
sprinkle them with raisins!
Ah! What a dessert!
It is medicine
for depression and trouble!
Enjoy!
Teaching was full of fun,
Before these emails had begun,
Class was toiling away,
Doorknock, answer right away,
Despite my scholars' pleading,
Switched them all to silent reading,
Vital, sign your name, X or Y,
Choose one, class did sigh,
Who won that football game?
Who came second, who's to blame?
Sign your name, you see,
X means you teach literacy,
Star, you can teach the IRA,
You passed this test today,
Chalkies look back on this,
Laughs are fun for teaching Miss!