Poems about satire

• Twilight: So Sets the Sun on Literature

  Books impact people. An author imparts knowledge through her stories. Stephenie Meyer, author of the Twilight series, does just the opposite. Throughout the Twilight series, Meyer establishes gratuitous messages that encourag

  by Little Miss Mozart 9 lines, 3 comments, on Nov 19 5:26 PM. In Humor, Satire
• HPS Disease

  I am the leader of this group
  And before Me all you others stoop.

  by Nisaba M. 30 lines, on Nov 19 5:09 PM. In Other, Spiritual, Satire, Self-Aggrandisement, Humour
• Mercy reborn

  by Peteskid 91 lines, 5 comments, on Nov 19 9:15 AM. In US Politics, satire, laugh because im too old to cry, Humor, Thoughts
• Nothing made of iron can save your soul.

  Nothing made of iron can save your soul.
  

  by elegant-animals 50 lines, on Nov 14 6:47 PM. In racism, segregation, satire, thoughts
• Two Moms (Song Lyrics)

  Got my dad in the mail today.
  Sure, he's a robot, but at least he's not gay.

  by BlueNote27 55 lines, 4 comments, on Nov 6 11:32 AM. In gay, society, lyrics, satire, children
• Sit On A Shelf

  Clean you room
  You're a lazy slob

  by Fibe Kill-DFW Punk- 16 lines, 5 comments, on Nov 4 1:51 PM. In Thoughts, Society, Personal, Satire
• Society's Standards Scorched and Slain Absurd

  by sideways hourglass 41 lines, 21 comments, on Oct 28 7:11 PM. In Insane, Satire, Stupid, Absurd, Adult
• Satire

  How does one, beautiful as you,
  With crisp gold curls, and eyes ice blue,

  by NightGazer666 31 lines, on Oct 22 8:33 PM. In Satire, humour, personal, cold, life, pain, society
• the Egg of Universality

  From the oceans' boulders
  to the churn of pearls

  by liquidmindforever 108 lines, 5 comments, on Oct 20 7:20 PM. In Spiritual, Nature, Hope, Society, Love, Life, Dark, Satire
• Doom's Day Ahead

  Once it was a goose laying golden eggs
  But now it is a country where million begs

  by Abhinab Mohanty 20 lines, on Oct 20 11:52 AM. In Satire
• a DiFfErEnT KiNd oF sUiCiDe LeTtEr

  by LittleAnn 26 lines, 5 comments, on Oct 15 10:03 AM. In Humor, Satire
• On the Ecliptical of Mnemosyne

  Where and when did disengagement
  of pre-historic recollection end?

  by liquidmindforever 89 lines, 1 comment, on Oct 14 3:20 PM. In Dark, Society, Satire, Weird, My own style
• November 4, 2008

  As I sneer and let a subtle chuckle slip, my heels click
  and sail over their impotent importance of presentation and ego.

  by iameax 38 lines, on Oct 13 3:24 AM. In society, satire, angst, alienation
• The Great Senator's Perspective on the Healthcare Debate

  My fellow Americans, how could you dare
  Vote against political healthcare?

  by Wandering Woodchuck 23 lines, 30 comments, on Oct 11 10:48 AM. In Humor, Satire, Politics, Society
• Captain Pachabel

  Where I sit,
  Marking English with my pen,

  by Litvillucci 18 lines, on Oct 7 3:28 PM. In Funny, pachabel, canon, classical, joke, satire
• Vast Right Wing Conspiracy

  I have long been hunted by my nefarious foes;
  A vast conspiracy fomented by the right wing.

  by Wandering Woodchuck 23 lines, 9 comments, on Oct 5 7:13 PM. In Humor, Satire, Conspiracy, Politics
• Monkey Business at the Call Center

  In a far, primitive part of the world
  The automated computer drives whirled.

  by Wandering Woodchuck 25 lines, 12 comments, on Oct 2 8:24 AM. In Humor, Satire, Society
• Hindsight

  Was there such a time,
  When we were not in recession?

  by rhysdenovan 23 lines, on Sep 21 11:42 PM. In Politics, Personal, Society, Thoughts, Life, Satire
• Nine Lives

  The cat holds his quill,
  Shakily drilling his name

  by Litvillucci 8 lines, 1 comment, on Sep 16 12:01 AM. In Dark, Black Comedy, Satire, Wit
• Reading Lips

  It dropped off that smile.
  It dropped it off with the worry and reason

  by Litvillucci 17 lines, on Sep 14 11:44 PM. In Black Comedy, Satire, other
• Fountain Pen

  Tongue upon the pen
  Tossing wishes in the ink

  by Litvillucci 15 lines, 3 comments, on Sep 13 5:46 PM. In Satire, Black Comedy, Humor
• Sand Meat

  Silver pocket watches made of sand
  Hover above the hermit’s hand.

  by Litvillucci 38 lines, 1 comment, on Sep 13 5:41 PM. In Black Comedy, Satire, other
• whatever, I laugh at all your rules…

  by Vf2thekill 26 lines, 5 comments, on Sep 8 2:35 AM. In Satire, Adult, Humor, Dark-Fun, Contest
• haiku

  pretension en vogue
  

  by bienaimee2 9 lines, on Aug 31 6:53 PM. In Satire, Contemporary, Humor, Life, Thoughts, Society
• Placeholder 22

  A Shocking Tale Of Horror!

  by Yemassee 0 lines, on Aug 13 4:00 PM. In Satire, Humor, Other
• Crime Pays!

  Be brash enough and bold enough
  And want another's gold enough

  by cricketjeff 37 lines, 30 comments, on Aug 2 6:10 AM. In Thoughts, Life, Humour, Humor, satire, cynical, Society
• Overpitched Naivete

  Dark clouds on the horizon under the glaring Sun -
  Omnipresent hope, many presume none...

  by DKKardas-Psy-D-Th-D 35 lines, on Jul 29 7:04 PM. In Christian, spiritual, soul-searching, philosophical pondering, satire
• Yemassee Cuts Through The Malarkey

  by Yemassee 18 lines, 49 comments, on Jul 27 4:07 PM. In Humor, Satire
• Lost... but not in thought

  Drinking and drugs,
  Overly extravagant emotions,

  by dkilla001 31 lines, 5 comments, on Jul 8 12:43 AM. In Dark, Society, Contemporary, Depression, Escape, Humanity, Satire
• Haq

  Aaj sahab ko jaldi tha ghar jaana,
  Apni patni ko film dikhane jo tha le jaana.

  by Trendster 56 lines, on Jul 5 5:04 AM. In Life, Society, Weird, Other, Inspirational, Satire
• Unfriendly mirror

  I don't like to see your face.
  

  by Palas Kumar Ray 25 lines, on Jun 29 11:00 AM. In Life, Friendship, mirror, satire
• Boneless

  Time's often a domesticated dog.
  

  by Palas Kumar Ray 6 lines, 1 comment, on Jun 29 10:40 AM. In satire, Contemporary
• Need not say

  I can hear what you do because I have ears.
  I can see what you whisper because I have eyes.

  by Palas Kumar Ray 22 lines, 8 comments, on Jun 29 10:37 AM. In Life, satire, Contemporary
• Weapon eyes

  Weapon eyes penetrate not body but mind
  It causes no blood. It leaves no trails behind

  by Palas Kumar Ray 8 lines, on Jun 29 10:33 AM. In satire, eyes, Hate
• Plant a plant

  I said 'Plant a plant'.
  You said ‘Plant a plant'.

  by Palas Kumar Ray 34 lines, on Jun 29 10:21 AM. In Nature, plant, who, question, satire, Contemporary
• The animal I fear most

  Which animal do I fear most if you ask me to name
  I’ll surely say it’s the race human (though I’ll feel a little shame)

  by Palas Kumar Ray 26 lines, 1 comment, on Jun 29 10:17 AM. In Nature, Humanity, Life, Sad, Pain, Dark, satire, Death, fear, shame
• Sulla

  if Sulla could, why can't he?

  by crivanea 20 lines, 3 comments, on Jun 28 3:24 PM. In Politic, Satire
• Speak Up, Speak Up!

  So talk to me ye sage of Rome
  whisper now from wisdoms tome

  by Haiku-bless-you 23 lines, 3 comments, on Jun 28 8:51 AM. In Contemporary, Humor, Satire
• We’ll Never Learn

  by Amera 15 lines, 40 comments, on Jun 28 7:57 AM. In Satire, Society
• How to feel unhappy?

  How to feel unhappy? How to nicely sob?
  See I do it often. It’s not a hard job.

  by Palas Kumar Ray 17 lines, on Jun 28 6:57 AM. In satire, how, Happiness, Humor
• Lo

  Lo, You think me a fool because I'm not like you.
  Look, what he thinks of you because you're not like him.

  by Palas Kumar Ray 27 lines, 3 comments, on Jun 28 6:54 AM. In satire, Self, Thoughts, Life
• I'm as I'm

  by Palas Kumar Ray 42 lines, 4 comments, on Jun 27 3:24 AM. In I'm, Personal, Thoughts, Life, satire, My own style, My life, Message, Happine
• Upon Watching the President Swat a Housefly and Kill It

  Common houseflies have rights, too, Mr. Obama.
  As any naturist knows, a common house fly has a purpose on earth other than

  by floridapoet 10 lines, 2 comments, on Jun 22 10:26 AM. In Satire, Obama, Housefly, Political, Humor
• Clerihews

  "A clerihew is a form of verse of four lines with a rhyming scheme of AABB. The first line usually consists of, or at least ends in, a person's name, and the rest of the verse attempts to say something about them, necessarily

  by gwendoline 40 lines, 3 comments, on Jun 15 12:49 PM. In Humour, Satire.
• Fourth Of July (Satire)

  Kill all the natives! Bring in the slaves!
  We’re the land of the free! The home of the brave!

  by Verdeboy 36 lines, 1 comment, on Jun 14 5:10 PM. In Society, Satire, Fourth Of July
• Former President to Visit Gaza, West Bank This Week

  by Amera 15 lines, 25 comments, on Jun 8 12:54 AM. In Humor, Satire, Politics
• the hierarchy his protocol

  of evidence piling higher/ than the erstwhile rubble/ of Ground Zero

  by briareus 14 lines, 3 comments, on Jun 7 7:37 PM. In Satire
• Life 101

  Fake a smile,
  make up a lie,

  by nono-footballic 8 lines, on Jun 2 6:22 AM. In Life, Other, Sad, Thoughts, Satire, Depressed, Escape
• Current Events

  by Amera 23 lines, 19 comments, on May 22 1:19 PM. In Society, Satire
• Placeholder 110

  by Yemassee 2 lines, on May 20 4:08 PM. In Other, Satire

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