Humor and Funny Poems ^(1-25)

• by Nancy Ness
  Drive Thru
  Our society has become very lazy and completely dependent upon the conveniences we have available to us today. And that ain't such a bad thing.
• by Daniel James Burt
  Sweet Thang
  Humor takes the edge off life, as this little piece based on forgiveness - Southern style - amply demonstrates.
• by Nancy Ness
  Cellar Dwellers
  Some jobs just never seem to be done. But have you ever really wondered why?
• by Dee Martin
  Children In Charge
  Maybe the most frustrating part of growing old is that everyone else seems so darn young!
• by Jaimie D. Travis
  Heredity And Good-Ole-Dad
  When you look in the mirror, who do you see?
• by Jilly
  A Soap Opera Poem
  When one addiction turns to another, surely the two must merge.
• by Firefly
  Hymn To The Machine God
  They say that, over time, we become more an more like those closest to us. For some, that can be a scary thought.
• by Todd-Michael St. Pierre
  Computer Mice
  Technology always seems to laugh at us - maybe it's time we laughed back!
• by Nancy Ness
  Insanely Reigning Cats And Dogs
  Every parent has heard stories of the Empty Nest they inevitably must face. But there's another part of the story you might not have heard…
• by Todd-Michael St. Pierre
  Sister For Sale
  Family is important. Uh, unless you're only seven years old. Then it becomes a bit more dispensable.
• by Carey Lenehan
  Catwalk Bitches Must Die!
  This is an hilarious tongue-in-cheek look from the perspective of an imperfect woman in a seemingly perfect (and TALL) world.
• by Laura Kelly
  The Day
  Do you remember your Wedding Day? Was it a bit like this?
• MORE Humor and Funny Poems Below

  Our list of available Humor and Funny Poems continues beneath the Subcategories Menu

Humor and Funny Poems ^continued

• by Nancy Ness
  Just Color Me A Busy Bee
  Just when we think it's time to take some time for ourselves, it seems there's never enough time.
• by Nancy Ness
  Ode To The Dandelions (or Why I Shouldn't Cut The Grass)
  Priorities are often just a matter of proper rationalizations.
• by Tim Chambers
  The Lion
  Adventure can mean many different things to different people. But that makes them no less an adventure…
• by Rosebud
  I Don't Want To
  This poet has a very refreshing way of expressing those very common words, "I don't want to..."
• by Tim Chambers
  The Bane Of Pain
  Mix a toothache and wit with alliteration and rhyme, and you have an ideal recipe for laughter.
• by Alastair Adamson
  The Dreaded Girdle
  Any poet who can write a wonderfully entertaining poem about a "girdle" is truly talented...
• by Alex
  My First Time
  Maybe O Henry should have written poetry…
• by Faye Jones
  Bad Timing
  To everything there is a season. Trouble is, we never get all those "everything's" when we really need them.
• by Debbie Ledet
  Wishful Thinking
  Revenge is best served cold, and this poem is very cold. And, too, very very funny.
• by Veronica Ann Cech
  Manic Muse
  Creative writing isn't easy. Especially when we have a Muse with a sense of humor.
• by Alastair Adamson
  Job Fare
  What to BE? What NOT to BE? Is THAT the question? This wonderfully humorous poet explores every option...
• by Pauline Hamblin
  The Nature Of Nature
  We all have expectations, but the four seasons don't always cooperate.
• by Pauline Hamblin
  Scoobie Doo, My Hero
  Humor doesn't necessarily preclude depth of meaning…