Geezer Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Geezer Daydream

You may say I'm a homely old geezer,
ready for the glue factory or freezer.
Yet, in truth, while I make passes, uncouth,
my hopes of finding the Fountain of Youth
up the odds I'm chancin', when I'm advancin'
on the delightful Scarlett Johansson.

Premium Member An Old Geezer

How come all my good buddies
Look so much older than I?
Guess they didn't take care of themselves
That's surely the reason why

Look at me, I'm still dapper and fit
But my friends look frail and tired
Can't believe we went to school together
Seems life has put out their fire

Skin's all wrinkled, their hair is white
Their teeth are not all their own
Some even need the help of a cane
As they search for their way back home

Whoops! Just saw myself in a mirror
Is this somebody's idea of a joke
I'm so much younger than the image I see
That's surely some other bloke

Am I really one of those poor sad folks
With brand new hips and knees
Sure thought my friends were not aging well
Seems one of those old guys is me

Premium Member Harmless Old Geezer

A harmless old geezer who loves everybody
It's the creed I live by, the cream of the croppy 
It's my lot in life
A secret device
Used since forever, I learned from my Poppy


Premium Member Tom Cat Geezer

a dead mouse daily
sly sneaky tom cat geezer
grooming for dinner

Premium Member Ye Ole Geezer

Deputy of Mayberry - Barney Fife 
Lived a very hyper-kinetic life 
I always thought...he was gay 
But he just acted...that way 
Then I found out, Thelma-Lou was his wife
 
He thought he was an expert with a gun 
But in truth, he never shot anyone 
He always trembled and shook 
When he would shoot at a crook 
But somehow, the old geezer...always won 



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Premium Member Bully, Blow Hard and Old Geezer

Bully, the bull dog thought he was tough
He barked until his owner had enough
Bully went to the pound
A disgruntled old hound
He had a name change...now he's called "Scruff"

Blow Hard was a very ugly bullfrog
Sat in a pig sty on a rotten log
Boasted about his size
He was not very wise
Cuz the moron was eaten by a hog

There's an old geezer who has an ego
Told tales of his greatness for all to know
The haughty one cries
His tales were all lies
He's an old phony who has to eat crow

Bully, Blow Hard, and even that old Geezer dude
All three looked at life with eyes that were skewed
Moral of story...
There is no glory
In barking, boasting, or a haughty attitude


Geezer



I’m just an old fart,
clinging to the winds of time ... 
hanging on
Everyone who said 
I was leaving away first
are dead and gone
I’m an old geezer,
stale air breather still hanging on ...
but it gets lonely being right,
especially at night
I’m the old curmudgeon they say,
whose creaking up the stairs of time
My words, others never no mind pay:
decrepancy they say oughta be a crime
Sonny boy, Suzzy girl — 
I’m just an old geezer,
whose fighting everyday to hang on
I’m a reflection of what you will look like
when your mirror fades, 
and wrinkled desires wane inside tired bones

Rant From An Old Geezer

One day I was flipping through the TV channels 
When I happened
To chance upon
Oprah 
Who was interviewing this suspicious-looking fellow,
Who turned out to be some kind of “new-age” guru, 
So I stopped 
And I watched 
As this guy rambled on.
And he had a book out (of course), which would sell by the millions
Now that Oprah had smiled on him.

Well, after a bit I started to move on to some more intellectual stuff
But I stopped,
Because Oprah asked this guy this question: 
     “What happens when we die?” 
She asked,
As if she actually thought that he knew!

Well, I picked my jaw up off the floor while this guy spouted some nonsense,
Which I didn’t hear over the shouting in my head of the things that I wanted 
      to scream at Oprah,
Which was, to wit:

          WHAT ARE YOU ASKING HIM FOR?!?!!  HE  DOESN’T KNOW!!!!
          HE HASN’T DIED AND COME BACK!!!!  NOBODY KNOWS!!!!

But I didn’t since, you know, she was on TV and wouldn’t have heard me.

An Old Geezer Tried To Steal My Freezer

Last month I caught a man when he tried to steal my freezer.
I was shocked because he's eighty-seven, he's an old geezer.
When I caught him, he made a gesture with his finger that was inappropriate.
Old man or not, that made me mad and I was going to kick his wrinkled butt.
I was about to give that old man a smack.
He fell to the floor and faked a heart attack.
I had the old man arrested after I called the Police.
Now people think that I attacked the old geezer and they're calling me a beast.
My friends on Facebook were leaving nasty comments so I had them blocked.
This will not happen again, from now on I'm going to keep my doors locked. 

(This is a fictional poem.)

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