Haiku Poems About Irony | Irony Haiku Poems

Haiku poems about Irony and Irony haiku poems. Read and enjoy these haikus!

written by Victor Buhagiar
Categories: irony,

Haiku 4 - Diamonds

Mythical gods believed diamonds come from their tears. gems are forever they are the tears of old gods -- cry me a river

written by Robert Candler
Categories: adventure, angst, confusion, future, games, hope, irony, life, philosophy, simple, today, truth,

Roll'Em

One wake-up away
From the best day of your life.
Life’s just a crap shoot.


written by Pandita Sietesantos
Categories: drink, earth, irony, moon,

Drunken Moon

Drunken Moon
the drunken moon spots its own reflection and thinks… earth’s tipsy again
07-03-2015 Contest: Drunken Moon Contest Sponsor: SKAT A Placement: 6th

written by Richard Lamoureux
Categories: angst, beauty, black african american, humanity, irony, prejudice,

White

absence of colour
representing purity
look beneath surface

written by Harshath Vidheya
Categories: cool, december, irony, night, seasons, winter, words,

Winter Night

Cold Winter Night,
Mind's Shivering with Thoughts, but
Ink's Frozen.


written by Hilo Poet
Categories: bird, imagery, irony, life, nature, senses, truth,

Equivocal Euphoria

Equivocal Euphoria A bird song heralds a halcyon morn, espies-- wiles of a keen hawk. 2019 May 20 *2nd Place Writing Challenge 3, May 2019, Nature Haiku ~~Constance La France

written by Solomon Ochwo-Oburu
Categories: irony, life,

Camera Woman

Camera woman
saw men dancing as dolls
and laughter killed her

written by Caren Krutsinger
Categories: humorous, irony, poems, poetess, poetry, poets, voice,

A Melody On Parchment

Feelings on paper
A melody on parchment
easy poetry

your heartfelt humor
delighting unknown strangers
while you ignore him

pouring out your soul
into a painting or poem
husband catches up

written by John Lawless
Categories: irony, poetry,

Haiku 9-13-2018

pity the Haiku
expanding into verses
Basho curses


John G. Lawless
©9/13/2018

written by James Edward Lee Sr.
Categories: adventure, analogy, character, irony, nature,

Dust Devil

dust devil whirling breaths waves contain shifts rotates a weather phenomenon ~
11/19/21 For Hiku (Disciplined Brevity) Poetry Contest Haiku poetry form only. Sponsored by: William Kekaula |

written by Uwe Stroh
Categories: irony, life, nature, night,

On Moonlit Pond

In the dark forest clearing
a family of ducks
escape the hungry fox.

written by Ram R. V.
Categories: irony,

Irony

When  I was a child,
Afraid of my strict parents.
Now? Afraid ’f children!

***

written by Rakesh Raghavan
Categories: addiction, betrayal, love, love hurts, lust, woman, writing,

You and Me

When I read
You and me,
Irony.

written by Paul Geiger
Categories: irony,

Sick and Tired

Sick? Need medicine?
Market Pharmacy in rear—
Cigarettes at front

written by Paul Geiger
Categories: irony,

Modern Life

Double cheeseburger—
Super-size fries— diet Coke. 
Is there a question?

written by Dan Keir
Categories: education, inspiration, irony, school, wisdom, work, youth,

Education-Educaution I

Exam time returns;
Text-submerged teens imitate
Rodin’s ‘The Thinker’.

written by Norman Crocker
Categories: animal, irony,

Geography

Frogs sing in Japan
too bad they croak in Tennessee
it's geography

written by Paul Geiger
Categories: irony,

Smoke, Man

Burning Man is near
They leave no trace it is clear
When gone—C O 2

written by Mario De Paz
Categories: irony, philosophy,

Appreciation, No Superstition

As for each number 
Thirteen appreciation 
No superstition

As for each colour
Violet appreciate 
No superstition

As for animals
Black cat appreciation 
No superstition

Appreciation contest


revisited to conform the correct HaiKu syllable counting

written by Ngoc Nguyen
Categories: dark, food, humor, irony, parody, satire, simile,

Packaged, Dried Instant Earthworm Ramen Noodles

Like Ramen noodles, packaged, dried worms are instant. Just add hot water, stir, and eat.

written by Norman Crocker
Categories: animal,

Irony

frog sings
heron flies
frog dies

written by Doris Culverhouse
Categories: animals

Poetic Irony

orange persimmons
rain down across the lawn
a possum lies dead

written by Ruben Alejandro Hernandez Diaz
Categories: betrayal, confusion, irony, life, psychological, stress, write,

Inversed Conviction

Blinded conviction,
Inceptions with deceptions,
Inversed repentance.

written by Scott Simmerman
Categories: business, irony, metaphor, work,

The Boss - Maybe Tomorrow

With the boss pulling and the workers pushing, with the Square Wheels on the wagon and the round wheels in it:

The boss views the path.
Roll forward faster better.
Maybe tomorrow...

written by Lin Lane
Categories: irony,

Of Widows and Hearts

love is to a heart

     as black widow is to mate

          they can be killers

written by Pheko Motaung
Categories: animal, irony,

Midnight

Midnight
The tiger invites the rabbit
To his cage

written by Mario De Paz
Categories: irony,

Fleas On Noah's Ark

Two fleas are jumpig
Onboard of Noah’s Ark
For warm nest looking.

Two fleas are dreaming
Onboard of Noah’s Ark
A warm nest enjoying.

Two fleas are arriving
Onboard of Noah’s Ark
At Ararat’s mountain.

Their trip is ending
Onboard of Noah’s Ark
And starts a novel jumping

written by Laughing Wolf
Categories: howl, irony, loneliness,

Haiku Autobiography

A laughing wolf stares
at sheep that do not gather
they are dangerous.

written by Arden Gopela
Categories: character, irony, trust, truth,

Word of Honor

With your mock-up words
                                    Neither you can be trusted;
                                                    "WALK YOUR TALK", ignored!

written by Ashraful Musaddeq
Categories: irony,

Haiku On Poke

evening spreads on
fried chicken of KFC
everlasting poke

written by Peter Golden
Categories: life, philosophy,

Irony Personified

Contented as moi 
although others see a fool, 
every day I cry.

written by Scott Simmerman
Categories: image, irony, work,

Can There Be Awakening - a Square Wheels Haiku

Slacker employees?
They work hard. Push with Square Wheels.
Spring awakening?

written by Shirley Gribble
Categories: irony, new year, perspective,

January

January  Two Perspectives

From his park bench bed
He hears bells chime in New Year.
Quiet desperation.

From her pavement tent
She peeps.  Harrods is open!
January sales!

written by Joyce Wolayo
Categories: allusion, angst, evil, humor, irony,

Feast of the Intelligent

A feast of the intelligent on simple minds
The gathering sends alarms to my ears
I wonder what the world is soon coming to

written by Millard Lowe
Categories: animal, fate, hyperbole, irony, metaphor, middle school, onomatopoeia,

An Animal Haiku Trilogy

Bumblebees buzzing...
Erie irritating sounds:
“Ouch”! bees also sting...

Confined to his bowl,
A fish, seemingly talking,
Jumps! wiggling free...

Penguins standing proud,
Poised as if to soon take flight,
Flap their wings…then…splash!