Funny Grandparents Poems

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

I am the dandelion girl with painted friendly face
Who challenges young world in a relay race
I am running like red towards the sun
With jokes so

© Karen Jones  

We recently lost my Grandpa
It took a toll on my Grandma
	she took to the bottle
	an unstable waddle
tripped on him hiding – such chutzpah!

© Linda Alice Fowler  

It was going to be the best Christmas of the most spectacular, magnificent Christmases in the world.Certainly, the best one we had ever seen, for

© Caren Krutsinger  

Our big happy 
family, since 
granny left will!

NB Wills can be divisive in a wry humorous way.

Date created and submitted : 30 November 2020

© Howard Kerr  

When Freedom Grows Cold
(not a nice poem)

One day the dogs will not bark. 
I/we will not be ready, 
as they will have failed...
to do all

© Ann Foster  

Nearly Six Foot

Of heaven on the water I wish to sing, it is a funny thing. 
A small boat and sail, the size of a

© Ann Foster  

“Boo,” said the little ghost. 
Grandma jumped and screamed. Loudly. Pleasing him greatly.
Grandpa said “I don’t hear anything.”
Grandma had to jump and scream loudly six

© Caren Krutsinger  

She was born with cat ears.
So cute! Everyone lied.
Some of us felt them.
They were striped, and furry.
Odd for a human head.
Gray, pink in the middle.
“Adorable!”

© Caren Krutsinger  

On her nightdress candlelight flickers
While underneath she wears blue knickers
Grandpa recalls Kentucky
The last time he got lucky
Grandma just rolls her eyes and snickers



May 19, 2019
9-9-7-7-9
for

© Line Gauthier  

I am not saying this just because
he is my grandson but
He is the most athletic person
in the family
and he is
four

I am not saying this just

© Caren Krutsinger  

Conversation with my four-year-old grandson Max.
“I cannot throw the ball one more time, Max. I am old.”
He glares at me. “No, you’re not.”
“I am. I

© Caren Krutsinger  

My four-year-old grandson is all about singing 
While he swings today
Singing funny songs at first, but now a serious one
About a grandma and how much

© Caren Krutsinger  

So I had to tell her to BLEEP off, Grandma.
She is fourteen, as of forty-six hours ago.
I am shocked.  
I wisely decide to give

© Caren Krutsinger  

Granny Doris Lives On

“There’s no such thing as rain in Tintagel”.
That’s what my Granny Doris says.
“It’s always lovely weather 
For grabbing a bag of pegs”.

She

© Emily Joshua  

She was our sun, our earth, our star.
We listened to her, and revered her.
She knew how to give you eyes, with a silent face.
Revealing nothing

© Caren Krutsinger