Funny Poems About Wife or Wife Funny Poems

Humorous and funny Wife poems and/or funny poems about Wife. Read, share, and enjoy these hilarious Wife funny poems!

Written by Shane Cooper
Categories: funny, husband, wife,

A Cooked Goose





When you come home late at night
Open the door and turn on the light
You had better be extremely quite
Or your goodly wife you may excite

And I'm sure she will not be polite
When she orders you out of her sight
There is no use trying to be contrite
The dog will have company overnight

Your goose is well and truly cooked alright

Written by Kash Poet
Categories: funny,

Np My Snoring Wife

noise pollution
breaking night's silence...
sleepless hours

a roaring engine...
beside me
my snoring wife

a ticking clock
competing with...
the snoring sound

who will win?
let me see...
sleepless judge


Written by John Coopey
Categories: funny, love, wife

Anniversary Card

I splashed out on this greetings card,
It cost me 50p,
I thought that you were worth it,
For putting up with me.


But yours, I know, will cost far more,
(Perhaps a quid or two), 
But that’s because I’m worth far more,
For putting up with you.

Written by Dale Gregory Cozart
Categories: humor, love,

The Pickler's Wife

The young pickler's wife was quite fickle, one day warm then a cold icicle. But now she's amorous, dressed up quite glamorous. She's tickled the young pickler's pickle!

Written by Jan Allison
Categories: humorous, husband, relationship, wife, word play,

A Greek Tragedy

I knew an old woman from Greece Whose whinging words would seldom cease She’d constantly whine When drunk on red wine Her husband’s in dire need of peace! How much cash does a Grecian earn - such questions I tried hard to spurn Her husband went mad and did something bad - she’s interred in a Grecian urn! 8/20/19


Written by Reason A. Poteet
Categories: 11th grade, funny, humor, metaphor, wife,

Beyond Salvage

An old herbal gard’ner turned bard
dedicated and well-versed
now works his pen from his backyard
in plants and poems immersed.

His choice nouns engender meaning
cleverly minted with scents.
Rare verbs gingerly gleaning
from time’s savory essence.

Somewhat focused on composing
but nettled by a drizzle;
unexpected down-hosing
causes this poet to fizzle.

Lo! His inspiration now gone
like the ink upon his page.
Mrs. Bard calls from the lawn
“I just watered the sage.”

January 5, 2012

Written by Caren Krutsinger
Categories: food, funny, humor, humorous, husband, wife

The Affair

“I think I’ll go out,” the husband said.
The wife let it slide for about a half hour.
Then she asked, “Where are you going?”
There was no reply, so she walked into the living room.
Immediately knowing. 

He had sneaked out, being careful to make no noise with the latch.
She knew what that meant.
She had him on a strict diet, and a locater application.
She got on her phone and looked at it.  
Immediately knowing.

As she suspected he was at the Donut Deli down the road
No doubt eating the things he was never supposed to eat.
He had had so many affairs with sweet, fried things.  
She got on her coat, determined to stop him.
Immediately knowing.

Written by Randy Johnson
Categories: funny, wife,

My Wife Is An Alien

(This is a fictional poem)

My wife is an alien and this morning she laid an egg.
She may be green but she has a great pair of legs.
She has two large antennas that are on her head.
She's smarter than Einstein but she's lousy in bed.
The egg will hatch next month and when it does, we'll have a little tyke.
It will be half human and half alien, I'm scared of what it will look like.
My wife is ugly and people usually scream after they've seen her.
We just got in a big fight over finances and she bit off my wiener.
We were deeply in love but now she's my foe.
If an alien proposes to you, you'd better say no.

Written by Damian Keady
Categories: fun, funny, girlfriend, wife,

Do You

Do you take this strife
No not without a wife

Do you take this wife
No not if she gives me strife

Do you take this life
Only with my own wife

To give to me all the strife
To maybe live a better life

But first of all I need a wife

DAMO x

Written by Joe Dimino
Categories: humorous, inspirational, introspection, love, meaningful, wife

My Wife

I would take cute
over profound, any-day;
good feeling-full over
meaningful – God over
science, and my wife
when it comes to dinner;

I will take thick over thinner,
when it comes to gravy and
mashed potatoes; God over
politics, when it comes to
getting along...my wife's
opinion when it comes to
right and wrong;

Beauty wins hands-down,
when it comes to images
and lyrical-sounds; God
on all my paths and grounds
as opposed to stone saints
and preaching clowns – my
wife's love, over a world of
wealth; without love, nothing
of true value, nor health –

Written by John Fenn
Categories: daughter, funny, wife

Cockney

A cockney from over the water
Had a wife and a tasty young daughter
They would lead him a dance
And he stood not a chance
Cos they both never did what they oughta

Written by Darlene Gifford
Categories: humor, marriage,

Nagging Wife Pun

He turned on the coffee grinder.
His nagging wife,
no one could find her.

Written by Mike Martin
Categories: christmas, humor, mythology, wife,

Mrs Claus

Christmas without Mrs. Claus
That could never be
Who would feed dear Santa
And trim the Christmas tree

Who would tie the ribbons
And fasten all the bows
Who would help the elves
Hang their stockings all in rows

Who would do the mending
And sew the giant sacs
Who'd care for all the reindeer
And polish up their racks

Who would keep dear Santa jolly
Keep him fat and warm
So he can ride the coldest skies
And weather any storm

All hail the unsung hero
Hooray for Mrs. Claus
The saving grace of Christmas
Best gal that ever was

Written by Alex Klugman
Categories: funny,

My Lovely Wife Is Attractive and Fit

My lovely wife is attractive and fit,
She keeping the rule: "Never eat after six".
Six burgers, that all, what she usually eat, 
And after the six-seventh hard to affix!

Written by Martin Kloess
Categories: car, humor, husband, love, wife,

The Awwwsome Driving Lesson

The neighbors were running in fear
As into front room car did steer
What fate had approved
His words soon removed
Your parking’s improving my dear

Written by Vernette Hutcherson
Categories: funny, life, wife,

Relax (Cinquain)

Sunday
don't have to work
watch football, snack, take naps
Listen to wife gripe  I'm lazy
Fun day

Written by Barbara Gorelick
Categories: humorous,

A Good Wife Is Hard To Find

When worked up and yelling a sight to behold She was an expert on the art of the scold But she was good in bed And kept him well fed And he was quite deaf if the truth be told

Written by Thomas Martin
Categories: football, funny, humor, husband, men, wife

Football and Spouse

football
is all

crowd roars
kick soars

a pass
at last

man cave
men crave

cold ones
at once

demand
she panned

but serve
the beer

and chips
for dips

hubby
must pee

walks out
on lout

and shops
till drops

lonely
lady

returns
and learns

the lout
passed out

flat beer
oh dear

the game
now tame

half time
her time

clap hands
to bands

the game
what game!

Written by William Masonis
Categories: funny, history, imagination,

My Wife Came Up With This

Piggable - Jiggable
Ivan the Terrible
Strangely proposed to 
Elizabeth One.
Russian society,
Antiediluvian,
Made her refuse him
Spoil his fun.

Written by James Fraser
Categories: fun, humor, husband, loss, marriage, wife

Prepare For the Worst

That's a week the wife has been missing For years I've so longed this hoping Prepare for the worst the Police said Panic thoughts in my head The Charity shop was not my so wishing

Written by Rhoda Tripp
Categories: humor, humorous, winter, word play,

Upside Down World - Frigid Wife

There once was a snowman named Jerrit.
His wish was to embed his carrot.
So he stood on his head;
He could have stayed in bed.
If his cold wife would grin and bare it.



Written 1/1/2018
Contest:  Upside Down World (limerick)
Hosted by: Eve Roper

Written by Black Eyed Susan
Categories: funny, people,

Senator's Puppet Wife

hand on back
drilled smile
he milks me
from behind

vote Monty
mochadoodle 
moo


9/20/12
Black Eyed Susan
for nette's "septolet the puppet" contest

fabric: drill – double meaning of practice and durable twill cotton (also, cottonmouth refers to a dangerous snake as well as "an uncomfortable condition that feels as if your mouth is coated with cotton. http://www.ehow.com/how_8412538_fix-cottonmouth.html#ixzz278lYPjBG)

flavor: mochadoodle – not kidding! it's a flavor of coffee: milk chocolate, cinnamon, and hazelnut 

(Monty is a made up senator - referring to the expression "the fully monty" - meaning everything that is expected or possible)

Written by Ken Duddle
Categories: humorous,

John's Wife

John’s wife was a good housewife But she had one bad habit When all alone with John She couldn’t half rabbit. She was pleasant enough And she baked a nice bun But when all alone with John She was the biggest nagger under the sun. She was generous and kind A woman any man would adore But when all alone with John He wanted to head for the door. She had soft and tender skin She had sparkling blonde hair But when all alone with John She would not leave her chair. After twenty years of marriage When she was out he changed the locks Because if all alone once more with John He would have strangled her with his socks.

Written by Mohammad Taha Effendi
Categories: funny, husband, wedding, wife,

The Hen-Pecked Husband

"The Hen-pecked Husband" By M. Taha Effendi (Light Poetry) The door bell rang yet again, and yonder heard the distinct voice, of my dear old wife, full of pain, drowned all my dreams of rejoice. then came the thundering slap, that landed on my cheek now red, and as I panicked out of my nap, I realized I had wet my bed.

Written by T Wignesan
Categories: humor,

Limerick: Once a Wife Nurse and Husband Doctor

Limerick : Once a wife Nurse and husband Doctor

Once a wife Nurse and husband Doctor
Loved the meat served from Clinic larder
So they went in to see
Found morgue bodies for free
Since then stopped buying meat from butcher.

© T. Wignesan – Paris,  2013