Friendship Humorous Poems | Examples

These Friendship Humorous poems are examples of Humorous poems about Friendship. These are the best examples of Humorous Friendship poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberThe Dragon's Flagon

A dragon lived high on a hill
Drinking his greatest skill
Not dreaming of raiding
Or eating young maidens
He would rather lay back and chill.

There once was a burly young knight
Sent out for a dragon to fight
Thought killing was cruel
He would rather duel
He hoped the dragons had left in the night

On coming upon the drinking dragon
He happily accepted a flagon
He lay down his sword
A drink was poured
They were last seen in an old wagon


Premium MemberMy Metal Friend

my robot friend and me
got caught in the rain you see
pouring rain
hope no pain
now we call him Rusty

Premium MemberA Guy With A Golden

A guy with a Golden, a Teddy, a Pearl
                        A Tucker, a Marley, a Bailey, an Earl
A Samson, a Buddy, a buddy for life
         Sometimes there’s a Golden instead of a wife!

A Todd or a Taylor, a Radar, a Max
                            A Molly, an Archie, a Bella, a Jax
A Kayla, a Sophie, a Luna, a Rod
               A Golden believer would not find that odd

A guy with a Golden, no matter the name
             Retrievers are always and simply the same
A bundle of loving, all fluffed up in fur
                   No matter the pronoun, a him or a her

A Monte, a Hudson, a Cooper, a Bear
              A Chance or a Boomer, a Patch or a Claire
A Chrissy, a Lucky, so lucky to know
                 A Golden Retriever, the best in my show

Premium MemberThree-timing girl

Stars were twinkling each time that I kissed you
at sundry bars, where I was unable to resist you.
And you kept saying in the world's sweetest voice,
"Hope you know, you're definitely one of three boys
whom tonight I would love to say 'Yes' for a tryst to."
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberWhy Not Be Friends

Thirsty Donkey went to the flowing stream,
Shocked to find a tiger, about to scream.
"We are friends, both need a drink",
Tiger said "calm down and think,
Not being enemies, let's be a team".


Premium MemberMystique of a Tale

Disney take on the Fox and the Hound
Where two pups form a bond so profound.
Naive to concede
The strife of their breed,
Delicate friendship is doomed to fail.

With hunting dogs don’t let your guard down,
Don’t buy into the fox and the hound.
Poignant puppy eyes
Are traps in disguise,
With snarled teeth onto red bushy tail.

With foxy folks don’t let your guard down,
Don’t buy into the fox and the hound.
Conniving and sly,
Contriving a lie,
Fox fights fierce for its life, tooth and nail.

Disney bond of the Fox and the Hound
In a real world yet to be found.
Big Mama’s advice -
Owl symbol of wise -
Leave it to the mystique of tall tale.

Premium Member-My Poor Overnight Guests

I am a little bit of a trickster 
It has to be said
A wee bit mischievous
Somewhat bonkers in the head

Friends came to stay the night
So l played a cheeky joke
Showed them to their room
Explained all for when they woke

I mentioned if they needed the loo
In the middle of the night
No need to stumble in the dark
 We do this and its works a delight

I bent down and pulled out from under their bed
An vintage enamel handled pee-pot….full of wee
Initial awkward horror followed by hysterical laughter 
As it was a pee pot full of apple juice you see!
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberJames Fuchsia Bachelor Pad

James did not invite a lot of guests
they had to know him better than the rest
his mother had decorated his apartment nest
in hot pinks and fuchsia, a friendship test

he had protested when he had first seen his lair
I am the expert, his mother said, to be quite fair
she also wanted to give overeager girlfriends a scare
staying over meant that they probably did really care

Premium MemberI Like To Think

I like to think that love
is Universal – even little
green men, on boggy worlds
having such fond capacity

like to think that stars
share brilliance affectionately,
giving an extra beam, here and there,
to a fellow where a twinkle lagging

like to think, that vagabond comets,
trade heartfelt sonnets in the passing

like to think that you would love me
forever...even if I wasn't so
poetically cute and clever:)

Premium MemberA Poet Has a Heart



There were some poets, they lived in gnarled trees.

Creating short comments lists, rapidly as can be.

In that way, they could comment, lickety-split! 

Mundane acronyms, displaying only an empty wit?

You will find these poets next to each poetic creation.

No time for sentences, as if pure damnation?

Or how about one word adjectives from first grade?

So I ceased writing and chose to sit in the shade!

I honestly felt to be as car in the Daytona 500.

Just write to win every contest under the moon.

Hoping poets at my feet, one day might swoon!

A poem is a chance, to deeply connect with another .

Artists who deeply respect the poetry in another!

3/29/2023


Premium MemberPreferring Stars

Dating, in many ways, 
is sort of like driving – 
one comes to an intersection...
there is a red and green, 
caution yellow for Slow
Down!~ Do you have a 
license?-- Frankly, at my
my age, I better like those
often ticketed and well
traveled...myself, no-longer
feeling time nor patience to
teach~ not willing to trust
my heart to modern GPS,
still preferring the twinkles
of stars....

Premium MemberPurim Serum

Purim Serum
Reverse the decree, costume quorum,
Dour outlooks, ingrates can wait,
To “V’Al HaNissim” respond “Amen!”
‘Til Shichur or REM inebriate,
Confusing “Baruch Mordechai & Arur Haman”,
Choose an opponent as a receiver of being considerate,
Send Mishloach Manos, listen quietly to Ahem!
Uplift with LeChaim! Drink Schnaps to hydrate,
To a Purim Seudah gather friends,
Imbibe wine! Purim Torah relate,
Hamantaschen savor as Oneg’s the end,
Be generous to a fault, an Oni sate,
Is Purim Serum bourbon?
Or Simcha shared? Requires Iyon, Ruminate!
This poem may be wordy surplus, excess, abundant,
Which means “A lot!” Not at all “Definate”

Premium MemberSmokey and the Bandit

Smokey the Clown ran around,
With Bob the Burger Bandit.
Bob, the slob, needed a job;
But didn't know how to land it.

Smokey tried to get him inside,
A restaurant on the hill.
They hired Bob for the job,
Flipping burgers on the grill.

It wasn't long when all went wrong, 
And he was fired on the spot.
His belly filled with burgers grilled,
Was more than the patrons got.

Smokey knew that jobs were few,
But he tried one more time.
Found a job for Bob, the slob,
In the circus as a mime.

Two shows a day, one would say,
That he really had it made.
Instead of work, he'd rather shirk;
And eat burgers in the shade.

With an attitude that was crude,
At last made Smokey sore.
Bob, the slob, quit the job;
So now they're friends no more.

Premium MemberA Matter of Taste

(Glenda): :-) I remembered the cookies, but forgot the towels! Oh my!! :-O

(Michelle): :-D That's quite alright, cookies taste better than towels! Said I.



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This happened today, but I just made it rhyme. :)

Premium MemberHappy Anniversary

I think failure has been
my greatest success; being
out of step, stepping on my
partner's toe she gave me stern
impetus to find another, like myself
with two left feet...and for 35 years
we have sat all 
the rest out, our bench
an enchanted garden.

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