Funny Poems

These are funny poems written by international poets. Funny poems are added daily and hundreds of new funny poems are added weekly for your reading pleasure.

Poem Details | by Peranteau, James |
Categories: humor,

'tiz mine patch

.

           hoist it up mate
                    fer
              she wakes

               gotta see
                   her  
                  purty
                 shadow
              fer       see
                  her'z
                  mine 
               mangled 
               breeches






*did ya know; pirates wore patches
  to see their way in the dark. So they
  say; "covering one eye made the other
  see better at night"

Poem Details | by Wolf, Gershon |
Categories: giggle, leadership,

POTUS' Campaign Pitch

     to ‘stumble’ ... 

   improved repertoire ~

      adds ‘mumble’




Poem Details | by Dietrich, Andrea |
Categories: humorous,

Surprise Birthday Party

Running with terror onto the lawn,
they gathered outside my house,
along with me and the birthday “boy,” my spouse.
No more celebrating in the dining room would be going on.
All my guests said bye and left, for simply having seen a mouse!

Poem Details | by Goldsmith, Paula |
Categories: fun, giggle, mom, son, sun, today, uplifting,

Disaster

I went for my early morning run,
just me and my young son.
It was to be a lot of fun,
then home for a hot cross bun.
We waved to Mary's grandson,
then it had all begun.
My shoe came untied.
I almost died.
Come on one spiritual guide,
I cried.
One must hold on to their pride,
disaster is about to show real wide.
Down I went,
did the concrete now have a dent?
It all peeked off to the bright morning sun.

Poem Details | by Clarke, W J |
Categories: dog, humor,

Barks of wisdom - Picture prompt

The alpha canine stood under the tree
Such doggy wisdom does not come for free
“If you bury your bone
please remember the zone
Now form an orderly queue while I pee”


Poem Details | by Sarvida Jr., Hugo |
Categories: engagement, hilarious, humor, meaningful,

Too Lucky

If you like rich men
You can wait for me to win
The lottery first.

Poem Details | by Mckeithan, Oliver |
Categories: fish, fishing, funny,

Limerick


there was an old flounder named May who lived in the Chesapeake Bay each day was a test and he considered himself blessed if he survived being made catch of the day

Poem Details | by Mckeithan, Oliver |
Categories: funny,

Funny

Funny

Your laughter when
None is called for, is
Not funny
Unless I can 
Find it funny too

*Reverse Acrostic*

Poem Details | by Gayagay, Ryan |
Categories: funny, science,

Limericks

A scientist said to his mate
“We came from the line of primate!”
Said one of the men,
While waving his pen,
“Refer to yourself, not us, mate.”

An ape heard the scientist say
That men share the same gene as they.
The ape proudly said,
“You’d wish you were dead--
Insult us no more or you’ll pay.”

Poem Details | by Crandall, David |
Categories: beach, humor,

Vacationing in Saint-Tropez

He vacationed with his girlfriend in France,
Where, on the beach, he averted his glance.
Ignoring all the heat,
He kept cool and discreet,
While he carefully adjusted his pants.

'Twas praiseworthy how he tried not to look.
He cautiously put his nose in a book.
Big and itty-bitty,
What he missed, a pity,
'Til his girlfriend said, "please help me unhook."

Poem Details | by Coon, Charles |
Categories: humorous, i am, words,

Are we there yet

Direct immediacy..

Seems to be

A pretty good map

To find This..

Time is shattered

Space explodes to

A vast unknown..

Hold on..

Are we there yet..?

Poem Details | by Lawless, John |
Categories: humor, word play,

heretically heretical

Heretically speaking
                          …I am at odds with myself

Poem Details | by Etgen-Baker, Sara |
Categories: humor, journey,

Journey of the Escargot-Funny Limerick Poetry Contest

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Henry carried his house on his back, He could get up and leave, no need to pack. Although travel was slow For this escargot He traveled alone, made his own track. Although it took him many years Henry finally made it to Algiers. The city was so grand After trekking through sand, Leaving a trail of slime, sweat, and tears.

Poem Details | by Kitchin, Tania |
Categories: funny, humor,

When the Urge Strikes - For Jan

Jill was out on a leisurely stroll
When she suddenly needed to go
Her thighs she tightly squeezed
And headed for the trees
But tripped and fell, pants now wet, oh no!

Roy went for his early morning run
Soon his too full bladder pain begun
There were no nearby trees
Only surf with a breeze
Then dove into the waves until done

Max liked to eat spicy Mexican food
But his raw stomach was not in the mood
Now doubled over with gas
He let a loud fart to pass
Now stuck in the booth with pants soiled and glued

Poem Details | by Rodrigues, Kim |
Categories: humor,

Mountebank

“That’s all I can stands, ‘cause I can’t stands no more.”
—Popeye, Popeye the Sailor animated series

One episode, “The Fistic Mystic,”
takes place in Badgag, a parody of Bagdad. 

Mountebank Olive Oil, a snake charmer. Bluto wraps around her. He is a shyster - a bully with tricks. One pop eye on him - the sailor misdirects. Mischief in Badgag - a mountebank devil, picked the wrong g-oil.

Poem Details | by Ward, Daisy |
Categories: humor,

SLIPPED

On a banana peeling he slipped
That caused him to have a large dipped
On the side of his leg
So, he had to beg
But it seemed like a movie scripted


Poem Details | by Ward, Daisy |
Categories: humorous,

LAST GLANCE

For last glance
The family lined up to say
Their good-byes and that's
When a blind man
Comes to close 
He falls and knocks
Over the casket 
The dead man rolls out
Onto the floor, then opens
Up his eyes and
Then tells the blind man
To watch where the hell
He’s WALKING!

Poem Details | by Ward, Daisy |
Categories: fun, humor,

FAKES

His expensive watches were fakes
That he passed off on his dates
Got busted by one
Who realized what he’d done
He tried to sucker the wrong mate


Poem Details | by Ward, Daisy |
Categories: dog, humor,

A SPECIAL OAK TREE

The dogs were line up to pee
On what was a special oak tree
Frigid, but waited in line
All thoughts had crossed their mind
Peeing on the tree made them feel glee


Poem Details | by Crandall, David |
Categories: humor,

Losing Friends Through Poetry

Perry's Disinclination for Mushrooms

A mushroom is not something new
Inside some pasta or a stew. 
But, when it comes to feeding Perry,
A mushroom is extraordinary!

John's Surgery

An eyeball must be a perfect sphere.
If an imperfection should appear,
A handy doctor, not ham-handed,
Will use his head and have it sanded.

Poem Details | by Aller, Jake |
Categories: environment, god, religion,

April 17 Prove something God’s Demented Sense of Humor

April 17—Prove something

God’s Demented Sense of Humor
I sometimes think
That God if he/she/it exists
And created the Universe
Must have a demented
Sense of humor.
 
For how else you can explain
Why he created a parasite
That hides in your system
Totally inert but if you take
Steroids for any reason.
 
Blows up like a basketball
Bursting out and killing you,
In thirty minutes.
 
Leaving the doctors
Wondering WTF
Just happened.
 
Recording your death
As a medical mystery.
 
As very few doctors
Have ever encountered
Or heard about
 This weird parasite.

Poem Details | by Crandall, David |
Categories: animal, humor,

The Marvelous Platypus

The platypus excels at evolution And displays a super cool solution For making his way amidst the muck,  He don't run aground.  He don't get stuck. Of this, the platypus would never dream As a self-respecting monotreme. Indeed, a platypus of station Will employ electrolocation.

Poem Details | by Crandall, David |
Categories: bird, humor,

Birds on Birdwatchers

Birdwatchers try to name us, 
Wishing they could be us;
But you cannot blame us,
If, despite who sees us,
Whatever fate befalls us, 
We don’t care what they calls us.

Poem Details | by Poet, Hilo |
Categories: analogy, appreciation, character, giggle, imagery, lost, perspective,

get to my place get lost

trip yourself my way no siesta at borders cross right for a swim until you're breathless and lost to my words~first to my place

Poem Details | by Pookie, Huzaif |
Categories: art, butterfly, care, feelings, funny love, innocence,

Bombastic Friendship

Dancing in my heart,some friendship it seems
a solace butterfly , fluttering it seems
a moon with many faces,all bright it seems 
for love is freedom,all pure it seems

To the melody of my heart, 
all lubb dubb it seems. 
In the melody of one's flute, 
there's you too,it seems.


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