Funny Law Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberPlato and the Poet

Poetry, Plato says know it;
"Go," though, he says to the poet.
It's good to be good,
But be understood, 
Best if you never do show it.


Premium MemberHumanity - Gravity - Newton's Law

Gravity makes things go down,
to the ground like a funny clown.
Missing the trash can,
now on the floor plan.
Gravity will always be around.

Premium MemberCommon Law Proposal - Split Rail Intentions

My grandpa built a split rail fence. 
He did the best he could.
He hand-dug every post hole, 
Sweat and muscle, rough-hewn wood.
Didn’t compromise his standards, 
He was sure to do it right.
He made it bull strong, horse high and hog tight.

The carnival just came to town, 
Its gaudy midway, too.
Don’t favor taking chances, 
But I’ll ring the bell for you.
Gonna swing that hefty mallet 
And I’ll win the prize tonight.
I’m feeling bull strong, horse high and hog tight.

It’s funny how the solid things 
Endure despite the years,
Through thunderstorms and blizzards, 
Broken hearts and bitter tears.
But I promise if you let me, 
I’ll be sure to do it right.
I’ll love you bull strong, horse high and hog tight.

Said Mother-In-Law

Said mother-in-law: -" When my time to come,
My ashes scatter in this court in a burial rite."
Thinking, the son-in-law answered in fright: -
"But, if  a wind  drive you in house again, dear mum?"

Premium MemberMy Brother-In-Law

MY BROTHER IN LAW

          My brother-in-law
             talks vibrant
            fluent brilliant
       right blended in flaw.

       He has specific style to draw
          rolling rumour
          with pen of humour,
     the pretty talker: my brother-in-law.

      With taunting tooth and cunning claw
                 he will ridicule
                 making you funny fool,
       the witty narrator: my brother-in -law.

      His ironical blow with amusing paw
               entertains folks.
               Creating jokes,
      he is mockery=master: my brother-in-law.

          He is jubilant with joyful jaw    
             always carrying gossip basket
             to deliver in family market,
          the wonderful orator: my brother-in-law

   06/14/16
                  Pretty Talker Poetry Contest
      Honorable mention

       Battle of honorable mentions        sixth Place
   Sponsor  Richard lamoureux

'A Strand (1068)

  Contest by Brian Strand


Premium MemberMy Monster-In-Law To Be

I have a monster-in-law to be     
She’s my boyfriend’s  mommy
She forced her son to join the military
‘Til his gait was no longer like a lady

I’ve witnessed many times her monstrosity
She screams like having tantrums in a family
She brags  my mom and aunt her dowry
She insists,  she and her one only son like me

At home, she doesn’t like cat or puppy
She wants people to do all things  perfectly
She criticizes her maid’s cleaning and laundry
As if, she’s chief of self-enforcing constabulary

She reminds me and her son to get marry
And wedding rite will be at ritzy  hotel of their city
Whenever I suggest to have a simple reception or party
With her bulging eyes, she stares hard at me

I was quite scared  and worry
When she said, we’ll  stay  with her til we’ve a baby
So, I talked to my Lieut. Lovadababee
To push through our plans in two years or three    ;)

©2015Leonora Galinta
 All Rights Reserved



Sept. 27, 2015    9.25pm      


-this was not entered in the contest... late in few minutes;) my second try of monorhymes. some are fictions;)
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.

Newton's Law

I was inattentive in Science class one day
When the teacher at random looked my way
I didn't look up, I wouldn't dare
There's no escaping that intense glare.

Asked me to explain to the class
Newton's Law of Gravity and mass
My mind was a blank, heartbeats louder
For an answer, I started to flounder.

I stood before the class trembling with fear
"Gravity," I said..., and then oh dear!!!
I fell off the stage on to the floor
How the class with laughter did roar.

The children tittered in great amusement
They didn't know my sad predicament
The teacher said, "You've demonstrated gravity"
"Although you did it with much levity".

At length, I returned to my seat
With much applause did they greet
Now I look back upon this and ponder
I decide to listen and not let my mind wander.

My Mother In Law Is Poisoning Me

MY MOTHER-IN-LAW IS POISONING ME!

I think my mother-in-law is poisoning me.
The electric range is smelling strange,
She tests the smoke detector by cooking everyday....
Now the entire kitchen is acting deranged.
Semolina at 3:30,
Mercury hits 120 degrees!
Nausea and stomach cramps are rising in me,
Red-sauced tripe is afflicting me.
Outside it's now Celsius 43 degrees.
Now Bulimia is what I see,
I have to stay for tea,
Yes, my mother-in-law is poisoning me,
There's much to said for ...
D.I.V.O.R.C.E!!!!!

The Mother-In-Law At the Door

The Mother-in-Law at the Door

By Elton Camp

The doorbell’s ring brings Sue to the door
A quick peek shows one she’s seen before

It is her mother-in-law standing out there
Come without calling, how does she dare

This isn’t the first time she’s pulled that trick
Having her visit today makes Sue feel sick

It is in her ragged bathrobe that she’s dressed
From end-to-end, the house is quite messed

While Mother Roberts is wearing a new suit
Even at her age, she looks very prim and cute

Her white gloves show what Sue does fear
To make an inspection is why she is here

She can already almost hear her sneer
“My son is in a dilemma, I greatly fear.”

“As a child, he liked things neat and clean.
My dear, I hope you understand what I mean.”

“When I think of the girls he might have wed,
It causes an ache right in the front of my head.”

Sue quietly slipped into the closet to hide 
And left Mother Roberts standing outside
© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.

Ignorance of the Law Is No Excuse

Ignorance of the Law is No Excuse 

By Elton Camp

Weird laws are on the books in every state
Some abuse they at one time tried to regulate

For violations we aren’t likely to be arrested
But in the courts, very few have been tested

Alabama won’t allow a mustache that is fake
If in church any irreverent laugh it should make

Alaska says there’s to be no whispering in an ear
If with a moose hunt it should somehow interfere

If in Arkansas you fail to pronounce the name right
t is a crime and theoretically can get you in a tight

In Florida, if you tie an elephant to a parking meter
The laws requires that just as a car you must feed ‘er

In Georgia, to eliminate the chance of police raids
To change mannequin clothes, you close the shades

Since in Hawaii, you may well need to be able to float
Residents can be accessed a fine for not owning a boat

In Kentucky, offensive body odor you need not fear
Every citizen is required to take a shower once a year

In Massachusetts, the law may not let you go very far
If you are carrying a gorilla in the backseat of your car
© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberIn Law I'M An Outlaw

   I'm just a typical working bloke
          Who went to court for taking a toke
      My brief, my attorney
         And my financial journey
I lost now I'm totally broke

The Mother-In-Law Limerick

With only one look it ruptured my spleen
The ugliest creature I've ever seen
You'd know if you ever saw
It's called my mother-in-law
And smells like the gas produced from a bean
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.

I'M Allergic To My Mother-In-Law

I admit it, I'm allergic to my mother-in-law
She gives me hives and makes me sneeze
I've even been known to cough alot
And, sometimes, I might even wheeze

I mean it, that woman drives me crazy
My face distorts and I twitch
Even the smell of her stinky perfume
Will  just always make me itch

Even if she calls me on the telephone
Her voice just drives me insane
Try to imagine a "moose on crack"
Then you'll understand my pain

That woman even thinks she's Hitler
She even has that silly mustache
And anytime I see her coming
Out the door I go, in a flash

Okay, I know you think I exaggerate
But I'm telling you, these are the facts
The woman is truly out to get me
I can tell by the way that she acts

Now you probably think this is funny
But remember the words that I've said
She'll be the only one laughing
When they find her son-in-law dead
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.

The Hobo Mother-In-Law

Well I think I finally figured it out
The answer I've wanted to know
What makes her mother act like that
And her five o'clock shadow grow

You see, I have always wondered
Why she takes her bath in the yard
The bird bath is her bathtub
While my wife is standing guard

She drinks her meals on a bench outside
From a plain brown paper bag
Her clothes are always tattered and torn
And she looks like a crazy old hag

She always wears those army boots
And her car is a shopping cart
She talks of all the places she's been
And she calls Graffiti, art

Did I mention she plays harmonica?
Like that Boxcar Willie guy
She plays, "Nobody knows the troubles" 
As a tear leaks from her eye

And when she goes on her vacations
She'll never take a plane
She says she's just more comfortable
In the boxcar of a train

So, I finally know all the answers
And I'll share them with you all
I want you to know that my wife's mom
Is the Hobo mother-in-law
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.

Sunday Dinner With Mama-In-Law

I wouldn't mind sharin'
With Wilda H. Perrin
A fried chicken section
She burnt to perfection

White beans from the navy
Gummy rice with gravy
Green beans smothered down
Until they turn brown

Fussin' and complainin'
"I love you", she's sayin'
By moanin' and bitchin'
And cleaning the kitchen...

*She usually forgot to check the chicken and sometimes smoked up the whole house...If anyone DARED to come help, she would retort, "Who's the cook here 
anyway? Open the damn door!" Also, NOBODY complained when it was time to eat!

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