Irony Poem by Doris Cornago

Irony

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Can you imagine the irony of me
Running after you and the struggle
To get upper hand in the scuffle
You give in most just for the record -

Funny you and me encountering
In this barren emotionless cyberspace
Laughing with derision at my inconsistency
Loving one moment and hating the next -

As I in your dreadful emotionless world
Not a Greek, but a geek, when I am hoping
For one turbulent, I encounter a geek
Placid with no mind for turbulence -

You're a philosopher, while I am the dreamer
I like traipsing, singing, going my merry way
But you said halt, look, there's a sign in the road
Which says don't, beware, but free, go anywhere -

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October 24,2013 - Bali Oasis

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
One can observe by the close succession of the poems the nature of 'sporadic' creation of poems. Poetry is a conversation the poet engages in to defrag her system - or purge it of unwanted, destructive viruses. One can also observe the lopsided quality of the relationship, for which the poet has no other recourse but express her complaint in poems.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Gajanan Mishra 05 December 2013

very good write, I like it, thanks.

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