Best Comic Relief Poems
Chronicles of Life...I grew up in rows of houses ending in graveyards,
where six feet of dirt covered
the mound of my existence
and failure arched every single doorway.
Depression draped the windows
with patterns ......
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Categories:
comic relief, introspection
Form:
Free verse
Jan's Are the Best...Funny limericks are a welcomed treat
They're comic relief that can't be beat
Jan's limericks are the best
Never dull, I will attest
Reading them makes my sad, sour days more sweet......
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Categories:
comic relief, appreciation, fun, humor,
Form:
Limerick
The Sonnet Is a Tricky Thing To Write...The sonnet is a tricky thing to write.
Quatrains, exactly three, must come before
A pair, a couplet, rhyming nice and tight:
A rave of fourteen lines, no less, no more.
True, limericks and haik......
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Categories:
comic relief, poetry,
Form:
Sonnet
Poot-Toot University...Can't believe I'm penning this mess,
but I must address the gifted poetess,
Jan Allison has a degree from the
distinguished Poot-Toot University,
she has a PhD in Fartology.
An expert she is,
a......
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Categories:
comic relief, 6th grade, 7th grade,
Form:
Light Verse
A Rabbit Named Bunny...Dogs dogmatically guard the home
Sounding the alarm with a growling bark
As owners are alerted to the threat
Miscreants flee into the dark
Cats are categorically useful too
Their mouse-trackin......
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Categories:
comic relief, animal, family, pets, tribute,
Form:
Rhyme
Clowns In the Garden...Last night I bore a troubled heart
And prayed the Lord His peace impart...
And dreamt I then of fancy things
Of angel's wings, and Queens, and Kings
Of pirate ships and maidens fair
......
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Categories:
comic relief, animals, inspirational, nature, religion,
Form:
Couplet
Comic Relief...The Keystone Cops were funny,
Chaplain, Keaton, Lloyd, and Fields too.
Laurel and Hardy, and Will Rodgers,
Were just some of the names we knew.
Who can forget the Stooges,
Or all the pies w......
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Categories:
comic relief, dedication, funny, people, thank
Form:
Rhyme
This Is Who I Am...Brother,
Lover,
Poet,
Freelance writer,
Son,
Grandson,
Nephew,
Godfather too.
Christian in transition
Whose life changed in so many positions
Through so many persons and faces
C......
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Categories:
comic relief, character, me,
Form:
Blank verse
Reckoning...I sabotaged my eight-millimeter childhood.
I never knew Sartre
But I contorted my latex face,
Burying my nothingness in family films.
My child was scripted to be ugly, skipped over
In comic reli......
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Categories:
comic relief, atheist, child abuse, childhood,
Form:
Free verse
The Stench of Power...Only bold , italics ,
The stench of power
There’s a common smell of bull*****been spreading through this land
Blair and Brown once had the power to spend spend spend out of hand......
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Categories:
comic relief, political, people, green, people,
Form:
Lyric
Dialect Tickle Matt Arial Hiz Im...Courtesy of Marx (albeit Zeppo, Harpo, Groucho, and Chico)
whose acts brought generations of laughter to Vaudeville and
then the Silver Screen adlibbed, linkedin, and ransacked skits
zoid mater......
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Categories:
comic relief, adventure, celebrity, class, day,
Form:
Free verse
'everybody Knows' the Illustrious Lc...'Dress Rehearsal Rag'
of humble beginnings,
'Who by Fire'
melodic intrigue,
'Nevermind'
a gravelly
reckoned voice,
'Everybody Knows'
his razor sharp witted
comic relief in
self-deprecat......
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Categories:
comic relief, appreciation, death, dedication, destiny,
Form:
Elegy
I Can See Clearly Now...When I see the flowing fields of wheat and the clouds just above
It is the Lord's Name I will repeat in the seeing of His great love
Every bird in the sky, all the unique creatures living in His se......
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Categories:
comic relief, bible, blessing, god, grief,
Form:
Rhyme
The Comic...Comedians often make us laugh,
Oh! Some of the things they say.
Merry are their amusements,
In every sort of way.
Comediennes have that special appeal;
Of similar ilk to the comedian.
Much is o......
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Categories:
comic relief, fun,
Form:
Rhyme
A View From a Hospital Window...They are content with drinking
They light the street with their unique dance steps
Passersby forgetting to pass.
Like a prophetess in trance.
With each bottle, they lose sight of life
The en......
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Categories:
comic relief, dance, time,
Form:
Imagism