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Ad [Verse] Sarcasm

The weatherman predicts some snow;
He calls for about three inches.
Must be great playing god, to know
How much will fall, but that’s show biz.
I know one thing: if I were wrong
As often as the weathermen
I wouldn’t have my job that long.
They screw-up time and time again
And still manage to keep working.
Imagine a neurosurgeon
Working on your head one morning
As inept as the weathermen.
Perish the thought! Some comfort though
If they call for it, it won’t snow.
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Poetry.com 4 out of 5 based on 6 votes.
Doina Mican 12 months ago
Clever
Albeej A 12 months ago
yes, a little clever
Demaديمة Ya'rubيعرب More than 1 year ago
Nice one.
M P More than 1 year ago
That pretty much says it. Neurotic obsession with being at the top of the A.M. list by cheating on reviews. :(
Daniel Chagas More than 1 year ago
The weathermen usually preduicts the totally opposute of what happens, lol. And now even cellphones and notebooks apps are way more accurate than them, and that comparison with the neurosurgeon, brilliant, man.
Gray Matter More than 1 year ago
thank you
John Coates More than 1 year ago
The sarcasm is rolled out so smoothly, it is hardly even noticed. The frank admission in line one procedes to understatement in lines 13-14. The ineptness of precision contrasts with reality. What is not being said is that the patient would die. Instead the statement is that "it won't snow," which understates the gravity of the incorrect medical prediction. Forecasting (itself a strange practice) used to be plain media narrative. Now it is accompanied by enhanced computer graphics, as though technology can make augury more believable, if not true.
Gray Matter More than 1 year ago
thanks
Faronta Tate More than 1 year ago
I feel that way quite often, whats the point of a weather man these days anyway, I feel you were able to get your point across in very easy to understand wording. Sometimes that can make a complex theme come across as funny or seem not important. Your writing here didnt do that. I felt you made me feel your frustration with weather and you did it easily, quicly, and most important very well.
Gray Matter More than 1 year ago
Welcome to the club Faronta. Thanks.
Juan Harmon More than 1 year ago
nice
Gray Matter More than 1 year ago
Just nice? Don't strain yourself...lol
Samuel Maccorrio More than 1 year ago
Agree. 3 stars.
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