School Limerick Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberLast Day Of School

He gathered his trash to put in the bin
His crimson math book the last to turn in
Peace will no longer rule
It's the last day of school
Now his summer adventure can begin


Premium MemberTwo Half-Limericks Don't Necessarily Make One Hole

                ~ She Reached Down My Pants ~

                Went to the recent school dance
                Was grabbed by a big, fat chance
                Who reached down my pants

                   But what she wanted was missing 
                   She settled for an hour of French kissing



                    ~ She Was Homely, I Wanted Comely ~

                 My first date was, to put it mildly, slightly homely
                 I told her honestly I was seeking someone more comely

                     What’d she do? She spat in my eye
                     Told me I was a typical dull guy

                 'Cos if I wanted the latest gossip ~ with her I’d never be lonely

Premium MemberA 'Taco' We Call 'Nico'

  
	      A little ‘taco’ we love to call ‘Nico’   
              Entered our school straight from Puerto Rico
                  Made out of old horse meat 
                  Toppings of gopher feet
              Our lunchtime sure did become a freak show

Premium MemberMy Funny Valentine

The Valentine in my high school was he,
So gorgeous friends were envious of me...
Hopeless guy on the dance floor,
Embarrassed me to the core,
What a terrible joke it was to see !

Premium MemberThe Stumble And Rise



When I stumbled down and fall,
From the stairs of our school hall;
I cried, “Let’s all swim!
Best stroke is to squirm!”
I showed the style and stood tall.
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.


Premium MemberIs poem wrirting real work?

There once was a girl full of perk,
Whose dad thought her poem some quirk,
But she said with a grin,
“An essay on bin,
With school snacks – that’s real work, not just work!”
© Jay Narain  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberRemoved from Omar's Bucket List

       First grade class trip, a slow cruise down the Nile
       So rudely derailed by three crocodiles

          They flashed kids their grins
          They wanted to sin!

       Newly evolved ~ erectile reptiles!

Premium MemberBACK TO SCHOOL

BACK TO SCHOOL ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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.

Premium Memberhorse trumps the bard

My kingdom for a horse he said
Yet Richard the Third we've not read
Though the play's assigned
Shakespeare’s such a grind
We'd sooner chill with Mister Ed

Premium MemberPortrait of an All-American Fe-Male

       When Joe was young he had tonsilitis 
        In grade school he developed bronchitis
            Later, elbow bursitis
            And Colitis, Neuritis
        Now that Joe’s old ~ he aches with arthritis

        Little wonder Joe’s gender-conflicted
        It could easily have been predicted
             Sick of sports injuries 
             Joe made some inquiries
        Plays dolls injury-free ~ he enlisted

Premium MemberKatmandu

Young Bobby Tucker chats the whole day through His teacher said, “That's all you ever do. Today is geography, what you can do for me Is form a sentence using ‘Katmandu’ “I’m pretty certain you won’t have a clue But I would like an answer out of you.” “Well, Batman don’t chase mice,” Bobby said in a trice “But you can bet your life that Katmandu.”

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

Premium Membertoxic masculinity - Igor needs a bigger lab VII

Hillbilly VP JD Vance
Surely hails from bad circumstance
Though spruced up by Yale
He acts much too male
To hide the wee lance in his pants


Note: Many other misogynists share this issue (DT, EM, 19 year-old college drop out Rye Country Day School wimp "Big Balls", etc).

Premium MemberTrick or treat

Just picture the gruesome scene
On the night of Halloween
When ghosts and ghouls do rule
With spirits  free from school
And every face is green

Premium MemberFrozen With Fright

Three mischievous boys played hooky from school Big eyed Red, Ted, and Fred thought they were cool Until frozen with fright Their scared faces turned white Before they were gobbled up by a ghoul
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

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