Dirty Limerick Poems | Examples

These Dirty Limerick poems are examples of Limerick poems about Dirty. These are the best examples of Limerick Dirty poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberGet a room

Got a dirty room to broom 
To make it spic, span, zoom
Tumbled on the greasy floor
Pale flew here, broom yore
Glad, a pretty nurse came to groom


Premium MemberPlain and Pure

It’s plain, pure and simple, in July 
We should all get hot, heavy and high. 
Down dirty and tanned, 
Get laid in the sand - 
As summer and cloud nine sashay by.

Premium MemberProm Night

Prom Night!...and I'm Sitting by my Phone

One Ringy Dingy and I'm...Prom Prone!

Too much Zing! in my Swing...

She Ran!...Hoof on a Wing

So, now I'm Dirty Dancing...Alone!

Premium MemberLimerick for a Leprechaun

Leprechaun, you have it wrong
You need to sing the barmaid’s song
Bawdy and fun
Raunchy on the run
Words just shy of a dirty bong

Leprechaun, come sit with me
Right here, on my broken knee
I will give you a pinch
Feeling each little inch
You will like it, you will see.

Premium MemberPOLY-TICKS

I writ a poem bout poly-ticks 
Exposing all its dirty tricks
It caused a stir
Ruffled some fur
Cuz there ain’t nothin’ they can’t fix


Premium MemberA Pain In My Sacroiliac


Moving some boxes, holy crap Got a dirty big pain in my sacroiliac Not young anymore Like was once before Must take care or my back will crack

Premium MemberHoliday Fun

The snowman’s in deep and dirty.
He’s melting on gal that’s flirty.
     Seems Frosty is bit
     by Frostina’s knit.
He’s fallen for snow that’s perdy.

Too many of HO ho ho hums,
bored Santa does meet up with chums.
     His time, with a plum,
     all sugary yum.
His beard is all dirty with crumbs.

Seems Rudolph has stolen the sleigh.
Gives ride to a doe from L. A.
     The Eve, he forgot,
     but Santa will not.
Now, shoveling coal without pay.

Premium MemberDirty Dozens

Your mama so big she a trip
That’s why your daddy did dip
They were loving cousins
Playing dirty dozens
Ann got hit in the lip

Premium MemberLove In The Trenches


Now this is my definition of love It's much like wrestling in the mud You get down and dirty And say things quite flirty Then it all comes together with a thud You scream bloody murder together Promise your undying love forever Roll over and whisper The name of her sister Then you realize that wasn't too clever She pummels your head without mercy You attempt to defend against her fury You start to see rainbows And a bunch of pretty halos A ferocious little dynamo this girlie Well eventually you recover your senses And are able to put up some defences You plant a big smacker On this sweet li'l attacker Then it's back to love in the trenches

Premium MemberDirty Deed of a Scallywag

At noon, I heard what sounded like a pop
It continued all eve, and wouldn't stop
Now, it sounds like a peep
Aha! More like a beep
I am not a kook!  In my eye there's a drop.

Mom thought it was someone playing a gag
I turned redder than a Japanese flag
"On the level," I cry!
I refer and imply
Who did the dirty deed... the scallywag?

Premium Memberlarry turkey

once a fat turkey named larry

with feathers dirty and hairy

gobbled on with glee

i'm leaving you see

into a portal less scary.

Premium MemberBob

I once had a buddy named Bob
He was an unbearable slob
I pressed him a suit
And dressed him up cute
He dirtied it quickly, the knob.

Premium MemberA Mean Old Grouch

Jack doesn't smile 24/7, sometimes he's a mean old grouch So Cathie says, “till you're happy again, go sit on the couch!” He mumbles and sneers A spoiled brat he appears Till a dirty big grin reappears on his snout
fun

Premium MemberLimerick 4

Patsy was tattered and torn
Her clothes were all dirty and worn
She was a mess
In her threadless dress
People looked at her in scorn

Premium MemberShould I Go Missing

If I go missing, my picture should be posted
on a beer bottle in Jenna's saloon, toasted
by all my loyal friends
A tale that never ends
About the dirty scoundrels who should be roasted
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

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