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Famous Sense Of Humor Poems by Famous Poets

These are examples of famous Sense Of Humor poems written by some of the greatest and most-well-known modern and classical poets. PoetrySoup is a great educational poetry resource of famous sense of humor poems. These examples illustrate what a famous sense of humor poem looks like and its form, scheme, or style (where appropriate).

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...NO man should stand before the moon 
To make sweet song thereon, 
With dandified importance, 
His sense of humor gone.

Nay, let us don the motley cap, 
The jester's chastened mien, 
If we would woo that looking-glass 
And see what should be seen.

O mirror on fair Heaven's wall, 
We find there what we bring. 
So, let us smile in honest part 
And deck our souls and sing.

Yea, by the chastened jest alone 
Will ghosts and terrors pass, 
And fays, or suchl...Read more of this...
by Lindsay, Vachel



...look as if to say, "When my mother was young she

sang like Deanna Durbin. "

 The man pulled the trigger.

 He had no sense of humor.

 There's always a single feature, a double feature and an

eternal feature playing at the Great Theater in Mooresville,

Indiana: the John Dillinger capital of America.






GRIDER CREEK





I had heard there was some good fishing in there and it was

running clear while all the other large creeks were running

muddy from the snow melting ...Read more of this...
by Brautigan, Richard
...little ladder 
Of white words that I build up, up, to her 
May fetch me out. Meanwhile it isn't bad. . . . 

But what a sense of humor God must have!...Read more of this...
by Benet, Stephen Vincent
..., griffons a dark
 "Like does not like like that is abnoxious"; and writes error with four
 r's. Among animals, one has sense of humor.
 Humor saves a few steps, it saves years. Unignorant,
 modest and unemotional, and all emotion,
 he has everlasting vigor,
 power to grow,
 though there are few creatures who can make one
 breathe faster and make one erecter.
 Not afraid of anything is he,
 and then goes cowering forth, tread paced to meet an obstacle
at every step. Consisten...Read more of this...
by Moore, Marianne

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