Funny Farewell Poems | Examples

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Premium MemberOur Union Is On Quaky Ground

Our relationship is on shaky ground We don't kiss each other like before We don't say hello and goodbye anymore We give each other the runaround For the grace of God We need to sit down to talk things over We need the help of the Lord Countless serious promises were made That we must keep, cherish and honor We must always sleep in the same bed Until the end of time, until eternity We must behave and act maturely We must discuss everything thoroughly We must smile and be nice to each other We must live in peace and in harmony And our love and passion must last forever. Copyright © January,2019 Hebert Logerie All Rights Reserved Hebert Logerie is the author of several books of poetry.


Premium MemberEverything Bores and Bothers You

Roses, flowers and bouquets
Love, Honor, Peace and Respect
Verses, poems and literature
Spring, wind and nature
You are psychologically ill
You are as violent as an eel.

Everything bores you in the Everglades
Or nothing seems easy in this deleterious
And lysergic exosphere. Everything bores
You : kisses, hugs, balls and nightly serenades
Hymns, chants and songs and choruses
How sad, this season, you’re worse.

Copyright © June 2022, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved
Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poems.

Premium MemberDear Betty White

Dearest Betty, we  miss you so much,
so many characters we got to know,
Your wonderful, unique, funny touch
A special one ~ "Rose's" Golden glow!

"SueAnn"made us laugh ~ MTM fare,
baked pies, made meatloaf, and sexy eyes,
shut oven door with her derriere,
innovator of delicious surprise!

You were guest on all major talk shows,
your credits are long, including songs,
your emmys~so many~the list overflows
you were everywhere and always belonged.

Yet I'll miss most your sweet, dimpled smile
and your wit~always a touch risque'.
You warmed our hearts for a nice, long while,
Still...I so wish you could have stayed.
© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberBiden Won

There was a man named Donald Trump
Votes counted - he went into a slump
Election swore he’d lost
No matter what it cost
Afterall, Biden wasn’t such a chump







Out On A Lim Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Joseph May
November 19, 2020

Premium MemberThe End

He was skinny as a rail
Dared not put him on a scale
He grew much fatter
Didn’t seem to matter
I knew that he could not fail
~
She livened every party
Always knew she was hearty
She wailed when over
Like she was rover
Howls making her a smarty
~
I left him there in the past
Despite all that he had asked
Begging me to stay
Had to make him pay
Leaving had to be done fast


Premium MemberLimerick

There was a lady named Cass
Who on her deathbed passed gas
Respecting the dead
All stayed close to the bed
Hoping it would be her last

Premium MemberBridges We Make In Life

*Image of The Golden Gate Bridge by KGO.
Bridges We Make In Life
I joined a bridge club,
To get some action, I leap~~
Off next week Tuesday. (RE: Golden Gate Bridge; some years ago, the San Francisco Assembly had entered a bill to either, build a costly huge ugly net that would be beneath the bridge's full breadth, or save taxpayer's monies, by building a simple diving board for those bent on suicide) 2019 May 08

Premium MemberNo One Nyukked

There was a poet whose limericks sucked
He tried to be funny, but no one nyukked
   At first he was sad
   But then he got mad
This is his last limerick --- just your luck!

Premium MemberBetter

my new better computer 
came with a shiny new button  
that yelled out  –delete trash

I kept on pressing the button 
but the world around me 
didn’t get any better

I guess I need to either learn 
how to use my computer better 
or get one with better technology 

I got a new better computer
made a list of things and people 
I would like to see gone 

pressed the delete trash button 
and an error message came on the screen 
saying not enough storage

Premium Memberdrop in traveler

i once knew a girl named sloot

who liked to travel by chute

dropping into a town

she would leave with a frown

due to the awful commute.

Premium MemberThe Honesty of Childhood Friends

Linda, you think that too?
I did not want to tell you, but since Jacque did.
Wait a second! You think I have road rage?

I have known them both for almost 60 years, but
they still betray me,
creeping at me with judgements, pretending to "help me"


Two childhood friends, doing a road rage  intervention.
I am incredulous,
argumentative,
irritated,
ready to pack their stuff for them, and push them out the door.

I hope they will like their little 4 mile hike back to my house.

Premium MemberMy Parting Gifts

My parting words, which I'll keep quite brief
Never mock another's religious belief
Whether Christian or Muslim, Buddhist or Jew
Only people, not God, would wish harm upon you.

My second point that's of no less worth:
Cherish every living creature ever put on this earth.
Bring no harm to plants, to wildlife or to man,
Live as peacefully coexistent as you possibly can.

And finally, God witness, I share my true Creed,
Which took me a lifetime to consistently heed.
Whenever you seem to do naught but to lose,
Tis time for a binge with both liquor and shoes!!!


First place in contest: "My Parting Gifts"
Judged 9/1/2016

Premium MemberShe

She

 She was the first to love me, please me and leave me
 The first to take me, fake me and try to break me

 Memories of sweetness greater than honey, money
 or days blissfully joyful and ever so sunny
 Such contrasts are insanely weird, happy , sad 
 and even quite mysteriously funny

 Yet on reflection any first real lusting love 
 surely can be any and all of the above..........--Tyr-- 04-22-2014...,.

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