Funny Autumn Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberWorst Can Happen

leaf fell on the car
left an imprint of itself
today the tree fell


Premium MemberAn Invisible Rose for Your Birthday

Yesterday was your birthday Unfortunately, that was a busy day However, I went to the garden Of my heart this beautiful morning Where I picked an invisible rose that could bring: Happiness, joy, good humor and an early spring. I shaved my beard and mustache to make your day With all my heart, I wish you a happy birthday Oh! I would like to charm you until nightfall When the rainbow is no more in the fall Toward another horizon, for another season Please accept this rose, this poem, this song. P.S. This poem is dedicated to my good friend. Copyright © August 2025 Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved. Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poetry.

Premium MemberAn Autumn Tale

Autumn with all the metaphors I can muster
The beauty of the season and it's golden luster
The raking of leaves
And cleaning of eaves
And my annual trip to the back adjuster

Premium Memberonyun souped

onyun soups a bind that ties

spousey wins pulitzer prize

recipe steeped

in onyuns weeped

so tasty it closes eyes.

Premium Memberchicken noodle

in this mug chicken noodles

spousey makes whole caboodles

evry single day

chases colds away

gets me back to my doodles.


Premium Memberhip hop mug

this mugs jiggy i wont lie

see it caught your peepn eye

unhitch a lip

caffeine a sip

load up man and liquefy.

Premium Membercheap mug

this mugs cheap but full of cheer

guaranteed from year to year

unworn or tired

strangely admired

budget mojo always near.

Premium MemberThanksgiving Refuge

Two weeks before Thanksgiving, I got a jolt,
I was driving my old bucket of nuts and bolts,
along the country road on a chilly autumn day,
Saw wild turkeys walking, they'd be ambling awhile,
I slowed and rolled down the window to say,
"Hey gobblers, soon it'll be Thanksgiving Day,
Run! run as fast into the woods as you can!
As soon hunters will be here, you'll be stuffed in a pan,
with sage and butter, and, may I be bold-
you'll be on china trimmed in gold!"
Their eyes got as big as fried eggs,
never saw turkeys run so fast on such spindly legs!
Deep into the timber they sure did disappear,
that Thanksgiving everyone went vegetarian-
and the turkeys had no fear. ~

Premium MemberJumping Hurdles

Merrily, my soda hopped, skipped
…rolled merrily along,
jumping hurdles of falling leaves,
sloping t’wards steep driveway.

The bottle, fizzing, shaken up -
merrily, as I watched
it’s descent, hoping it would stop,
not hop the boundary.

My neighbor, not the sort to laugh.
Congregation of leaves
held it back, so no disaster.
Merrily I retrieved.

Premium MemberIn the Wind

(Terza Rima Sonnet) Elated illusions laugh at my reason Creations of my mind erase dark shadows I care I search for the joy in each season Beauties this awesome only God can compose His light glistens in the stars, the sun, the moon Who floods our souls with dreams we never oppose Life, at times, seems more like a funny cartoon Than moments we’ve spent bringing our love to life Time’s more crucial than a lazy afternoon Even though we acknowledge a bit of strife Our prayers are answered by stirrings of grace Inspirations some don’t find until midlife Rustling winds with dancing leaves I often face Just when I feel like this life I can’t embrace

Premium Memberautumn bicker

a farmer under a tree

remarked when stung by a bee

seems each september

rain or fair weather

we seldom seem to agree.

Premium Memberharvest time

a local farmers cabbages

exceeded county tonnages

the judge said hey joe

you got any mo

my trucks theyre all wreckages.

Premium Memberretirement

dog catcher ferguson jeeves

found a new job raking leaves

since he turned eighty one

neighbors now have more fun

he's no longer spreading fleas.

Premium MemberLittle Autumn Brown Squirrel-

at this sycamore 
tree up and down the acorn
trees scampering and 
~
running and hiding 
nuts while dodging cars on the
streets leaving tire
~
marks across his back
dropping those nut collected
 his stomach he laid
~
dead as a door nail
nuts scattered all over ground
squirrel don't need  now


10/18/21
Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

Premium MemberLeaf Blowing Sight

When you live in the midst of trees, 
Let me say, there’s a lot of leaves!
Leaf blowing can carry on and on and on,
As they keep on falling on the ground they fall upon
But, it’s pretty bad when you have a leaf blowing incident!
So embarrassing, hoping no-one saw the time spent,
Trying to pull a cloth belt from a long sweater, sucked up by the fan!
Into the leaf blower in hand, burning up like a frying pan!
Yes, this REALLY HAPPENED, as pieces flew out the end!
After it was all done, I laughed – it was a sight, my friend!

Heidi Sands

10/13/21

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