Funny Age Poems

These Funny Age poems are examples of Age poems about Funny. These are the best examples of Age Funny poems written by international poets.

To have, or not to have

Many people are from the outside, beautifully formed
with a mind that can absorb empathy and warm sympathy
but life itself makes

© Jan Hansen  

You ask me why I live in cave
Caveman not want to be a slave
I take a chance and look around
I see that people act like

© Bill Baker  

PEACE OF MIND

left hurt and wounded by my own actions,
yeah you started it but i didnt have to go there,
i shouldve just minded my business,
ignored

© Mya bauer  

The most important

Fine drizzle over the bay, falling slowly and hesitantly
as preparing for a proper deluge  
Who knows, perhaps it will not happen, and the sun
will

© Jan Hansen  

How did you care to love someone like me
Whose name is burdensome for you to bear
A boy whose reputation suffers glee
And whose tomorrow uncertainties scare

How

© Olabosoye Wemimo Olaoluwa   

How’s your finger? 
                     

© Mike Gentile  

Here comes a generation of substance.
Trouble lies, her name is Constance
Future of tomorrow caught with substance
Imagine Janet, Judith, Tiktok for instance.

Looking Hot another name for

© NGWonders Stephen Otuodi Ekemezie  

Their fists were of furious intent,
But backs were too aged and bent.
It wasn't the seizing,
But rather the wheezing,
That both to the hospital sent.

© Jerrold Prothero  

my peace of mind is quite fine,
the pieces of fine however make up for lack of time!

this time is not the one that you crave

© Vander Cide  

1.)
Gutter bed for a hope held ransom, 
Three bottles opened, 
Drunk reflections of my mirror got me feeling handsome. 
Can’t go a day. 
I can’t

© R.P. Grcic  

Spring Morning

today, waking up, it was warmer, the winter 
had been cold at times, freezing electric heating
is not for those with a slim wallet

Today, we will

© Jan Hansen  

I announce a decree,
overactive bladder, pee frequently.
I must haste to and fro,
because I just really have to go.
Gangway, vacate the loo,
or I'm going to splash

© Regina Elliott  

Sometimes he’s next to me. Close enough that the air feels different, like something charged is sitting between us. My stomach does that thing, tightens,

© Amanda Nolan  

Kitsch, give me a 
Sign 
To go 

It’s kinda funny how 
life 
goes on 

While you sit in a corner 
all 
alone 

The saturday blues

© Daisy Cho  

I'm retired and live in a small, mobile home,
about 5600 miles from the outskirts of Rome,
about 7200 miles from the waters of the Ganges,
and about

© Rio Jansen