Arabic literature, since its inception, has sought to be creative with its means of expression, and has resorted to every means to achieve its purposes, so it has focused on brevity and has been unique in the quick statement of meaning. Irony is one of the doors of expressing what is hidden and disclosing what is stored through a brilliant stylistic trick that breaks the chain of reading and frees the text deposited in it from the stagnation of the idea to The space of sound and image so that the poems become visual paintings and open windows corresponding to the poets self, in addition to the fact that irony formed a prominent aspect in the poets poetry until it became a feature and characteristic by which he was known; He summarized his poetic experience in (satirical literature), and it came to a mature and conscious degree, and full of cultural contents derived from reality, through which he conveyed the irony that dealt with many aspects related to man and society, politics, and literature, so he tended to form a simple, spontaneous, spontaneous rhythm presented to a wide audience in dialogue. With his life language that he understands, and with his problems that he suffers from, and with this modern, easy language, he loaded his poetic expressions with semantic energies that extended to amazing intellectual readings in which he created a language that the near and far understand, and he also conjured many technologies through which he aimed to depict reality and its events with the mechanisms of modernity and various forms of paradox. Sometimes he puts it in the title of the poem, and sometimes in the titles of his collections, and distributes it between imagery and a sense of drama mixed with sarcasm and sarcasm. Rarely is a text devoid of sarcasm and sarcasm. Sarcasm is present in most poetic texts. Because sarcasm was an opportunity to survive and escape from reality, and a serious attempt to be able to live