Best Slapstick Poems
Slapstick Informatic On My ComputerWith its bite or baud or bit
It takes thick my stomach strict
When the mouse is there clicked
Then my brain is hard constrict
And my thoughts are in conflict
With my hair rough or slicked
I feel as a lousy kicked
By a mangy cat then licked
And my will completely...
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Categories:
slapstick, assonance, drug,
Form:
Rhyme
Satirical, Slapstick, and Self-DepracatingWell, it's back to the sillies I go
This serious stuff is hurting my brain
If you notice I'm being serious again
Admonish me, must be totally insane
Must maintain my “silly” status
Or I'll totally fade away from the scene
“D'ya hear bout a guy who walked into a bar”
Sorry!...
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Categories:
slapstick, humor,
Form:
Quatrain
SlapstickWhen the music stopped for Dad
And Shorty McCormick’s Jazz Band
Played their last gig, his drum set
Was retired to our dank basement
His traps resided in an extra large
Black cardboard suitcase and soon
My brothers and I commenced
Drumming the life out of its quiet remains
Before long the...
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Categories:
slapstick, father,
Form:
Free verse
Comedy Club Slapsticktripwire with spiked barbs
two trite puns joined at the hip
slapstick jabs that bruise...
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Categories:
slapstick, funny, satire
Form:
Haiku
Picking My Own Kind of SlapstickEvery treaty they make
makes to cheat me
to
dislocate me
from my
territory
and on the plains
it is so plain to see
that a treaty's not
worth
diddly squat....
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Categories:
slapstick, anti bullying, columbus day,
Form:
Rhyme
SlapstickAccidentally gave my wife a glue stick instead of chapstick
As a result, she isn't talking to me, no matter what subject I pick
That'll shut her up
Her lips got stuck
She'll heal in a month or two, this humor is called slapstick...
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Categories:
slapstick, funny,
Form:
Limerick
Performer Behind the GlassEcho world behind the glass,
I make the same faces I did at twelve.
The grinning Cheshire Cat
with teeth like piano keys,
mendacious and coy
because viewing my portrait with sobriety
forces me to march with familiar frailties.
I’m certain my gravitas is a forgery.
I am sure my laments and...
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Categories:
slapstick, character, funny, humor, image,
Form:
Free verse