School Humorous Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberSNAIL MAIL

SNAIL MAIL
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Young Stu, with his shell brown and bold,
From the forest post office, he slowly strolled.
     With letters packed on his back galore,
     With slime as his tires, he slowly went to each door,
"Your snail mail's arrived!" he extolled.

“You fool! Haven’t you heard of email?” badger exclaimed
“Of all your slowness, you should be ashamed. 
     “With the click of a mouse 
     You no longer deliver from house to house.”
“But, but…I’ll lose my job,” Stu proclaimed.

“Oh, Stu, you’re so uninformed, so old school.
Your skill set you must totally retool!
     Have you not heard of UPS or perhaps FedEx?
     You can deliver packages and other objects!
“But snails don’t drive. You’re such a fool!”

“Besides, I’m looking forward to my postal pension
Not to mention days without strife and tension.
     And all those Forever Stamps I’ve amassed
     I’ll sell online or on my webcast.
Then with Musk I’ll travel to space, otherworldly dimensions.”
Categories: 12th grade, humorous, technology,


Premium MemberBACK TO SCHOOL

BACK TO SCHOOL
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In August, young Sam felt quite cool,
with a backpack, he headed to school.
     He packed up some peanuts,
     and a few silly musical cuts,
in his lunchbox then thought, “Aren’t I a jewel?!”

His classmates all chuckled and cheered,
as he whispered, “I’m ready, don’t fear!”
     With a pencil in paw,
     he scribbled with awe,
“Math’s nuts! Let’s eat lunch, I declare!”

The teacher, the scholarly Miss Owl, hooted, 
“Pay attention, Sam, or to office you’ll be booted.”
     But he daydreamed of the oak trees,
     and the buzzing of sweet honeybees,
while plotting his next acorn loot.
Categories: 12th grade, humorous, school,

Icarus

'Once you have tasted flight,
you will forever walk the earth
with your eyes turned skyward,
for there you have been
and there you will always long to return,'
wrote Mr. da Vinci (1452 – 1519).
In school I did learn
the plane truth,
and for your information,
it's a collection of spare parts
flying in close formation.
And was it not Icarus in his day
who, in so many words,
was first heard to say,
"Flying is for the birds!"
Categories: bird, flying, fun, humorous,

Premium MemberEmma and Deacon

Emma, Empress of Unicorn Empire,
esprit de corps of elementary school,
expeditious at exaggerating expression,
eagerly extending empathy of enormous embrace,
endless enthusiasm, exuberant existence.

Deacon, Duke of derring-do,
diligently, doggedly daily to delightful displays
of dauntless daredevil, destruction,
determined gamer, droll demeanor,
dearly dedicated to devouring desserts,
Dad's double, diplomat of Dreamland.
Categories: humorous, 7th grade, 8th grade,

Premium MemberThey Called Her Triple Scoop At School For She Was Made Of Ice cream



They called her triple scoop at school cuz she was kind of plump 
she was made of ice cream, so all day long she ran and ran and ran   
Sliding in and out of freezers  just to gather herself up in a clump 
They called her "Dairy Queen Of Junior High" she never got a tan

Flavored in three Neapolitan colors she came, now that is insane ! 
She dolloped to walloped turning away from the sun, run Queenie run
Oh how sweet but how melty she dripped each time it began to rain
The only thought through her head was, " I might as well be a nun !" 

Then one day she met Mr. Freezer, who lived in an Igloo by the Artic 
come live with me & we will make snowballs all day and play ...
It was best to live in the cold, for that was her honest prognostic ! 
together they thrived and felt good in that place called, " Snowsway"
Categories: humorous,


The Hippopotamus

A hippo never went to school
which seems quite the catawampus
tho' he's no fool it's not cool
as there's no hippo campus
and wild is the hippo
while the horse may be tamed
yet both are herbivores
with large teeth to graze or crop
and altho' the hippo has an equine nickname
that's where the similarity stops
as the hippo is the horse of the river
(a horse of a different colour?)
causing him to be conflicted and confused
thus these words of wisdom I deliver
they'll walk trot or run on the sand
but the horse is not the hippo of dry land
so when he did wonder why
to clarify then classify
after several lobotomi
he was heard to query
"What kind of hippopotami?"
Categories: animal, humorous, psychological,

Premium MemberMean Girls and Trolls

I never knew some girls could be so mean
and carry on like a trans high school teen.
   It sure ain’t raging hormones
   cos this coven are old crones
who crave attention and wish to be seen!

So I shall grant them that wish they so crave
and make ‘em my witch ‘n make ‘em my slave.
   I will immortalise ‘em
   with my satirical pen
until they want more and make me their fave!

           (I think I already am)


            Written March 2025


PS: Note to Mean Girls. Please stop writing 
      and posting inane tirades disguised as 
      red pill humour and let’s just move on
      shall we. You make it way too easy!

      Play out your girl aggression somewhere 
      else. Don’t be “damp squibs”. Bygones?
Categories: anti bullying, conflict, humorous,

Premium MemberSyllable Counting

Syllable Counting

Counting syllables is a pain in my rear
Obnoxious divisions to which I must adhere
Understanding them is not clear
Never one to learn much in school
To post good poetry, I must follow the rule.

OR NOT!!!!!
Categories: humorous,

Absence Doesn't Make the Heart Grow Fonder

I didn't go to school yesterday
Didn't feel like it
Absence makes the heart grow fonder, they say
Nobody was very fond
When I was absent from school with no good reason
Whoever "they" is...
You lied to me
© Elsa G.  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: humor, humorous, school, silly,

Premium MemberWhen Shakespeare was in school learning his grammar

When Shakespeare was in school learning his grammar, 
under his breath, you could sometimes hear him stammer,
"Who are these fools
who teach you to write by these rules?
They might as well teach you how to screw in a screw with a hammer!"
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: humorous, 10th grade, 11th grade,

Premium MemberThe day my students finally got Carpe Diem

With my students I discussed the other day,
the famous line "Gather ye rosebuds while ye may."
Then after the prayer, with which our school day closes,
I heard the headmaster ask, "Anyone know what happened to my roses?"
And giggling to myself, I thought, "No effing way!"
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: humorous, allusion, flower, high school,

Premium MemberJill Gets Around

Little Jill loves boating
while big Will water-skies
She holds her water till they dock,
while in the lake Will pees.

Jill goes out sometimes with Phil.
She has a little snack,
but all the crap on Phil’s big plate
could cause a heart attack.

Jill met a guy whose name is Gill.
He thinks that he’s so cool.
But by the way he acts, we know
he never got through grade school.

Jill has her eye on a new guy.
They call him Silly Billy.
Although he’s buff, Jill has been told
he’s got a tiny willy.

Jill has kissed a girl named Milly.
She'll still date a guy,
but she liked that kiss so much,
maybe Jill’s gone Bi.
Categories: humorous,

Premium MemberThe Girl on the Monkey Bars

The girl on the monkey bars likes to bring joy
particularly to every young boy.
who shows up on the school playground.
As she hangs from the bars, the boys gather round
and stand underneath her. I bet you know why.
To look up her dress, the young boys try.
That girl on the monkey bars – I do declare -
some days, so naughty, wears no underwear.
Categories: humorous,

Premium MemberConneticut Daughter in King Arthur's Court

When I Was One-and-Twenty
A. E. Housman

When I was one-and-twenty 
       I heard a wise man say, 
“Give crowns and pounds and guineas 
       But not your heart away; 
Give pearls away and rubies 
       But keep your fancy free.” 
But I was one-and-twenty, 
       No use to talk to me. 

When I was one-and-twenty 
       I heard him say again, 
“The heart out of the bosom 
       Was never given in vain; 
’Tis paid with sighs a plenty 
       And sold for endless rue.” 
And I am two-and-twenty, 
       And oh, ’tis true, ’tis true. 


"A Parody: daughter's inspiration to be like her mom--who love to laugh," ... by The Poet.


When I was two-and-twenty
     I heard the foolish say,
Now we know a girl--chose he,
     wants to still look pretty,
"Slap, then punch that Golden Rue,
     till it goes back to school;
But I was too-dang-pretty,
     and guys just wanted me.

So back I'm two-and-twenty
     I heard him say again,
"Your tummy tuck, bosom's out
     You just marred Mommy's name;
'Was paid by guys with money
     told me, look like Mommy."
And I am FREE-and-twenty,
     And oh, 'tis true, 'tis true.
© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: analogy, humorous, mother daughter,

Flatulence


Oh gaseous anomaly, of my digestion 
Escapage from where, is the question
A topic of much fun, hilarity and jest
School boys compete, to see who's is best.
Velocity, decibels, and length of time.
All vital in assessing, if it's sublime.
But pinnacle of fustiness has to be.
Sprout, egg sarnies and over ripe brie 
In conclusion a fart is truly an art
Enjoy it, embrace it, have a good fart.
Categories: humorous, appreciation, child, fun, humor,

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