Prankster Poems - Poems about Prankster

I knew a prankster, a mean-hearted bloke Who liked to play wicked practical jokes He'd empty your locker And wouldn't restock her Then try to sell you an expensive cloak...

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There was a man, in the twilight of his life. A misfit in modern society, of fast paced takers. He was given the gift of giving, of the apostles of old. Not just words he spoke, but part of his gold. After giving, and not receiving equal in kind, he had trouble reconciling his nature,...

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Poem Prankster and Punster Idiot blasphemous educated, ignorant and fool Garbage, trash bloody virus and stool What they are teaching and what are we learning? Are we humans and how can we sell our manners for earning? Evil is laughing at us and playing his flute Where is the Law and why the Law is mute?...

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Prankster impulsive and brazenly, put his foot out tripping too hastily, Arnie in pursuit, fool messing his suit, last words heard; "hasta la vista baby!"...

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My boyfriend, Frank, likes to prank me. I drank flat beer. Now it's my turn. I did learn fast to burn his steak. Frank is to blame for the lame pranks. The game goes on. _____________________ February 16, 2016 Than-Bauk Contest Marugu Mo-Sponsor...

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Jailed at home by a white, frozen world Adorned by one unmindful Jack Frost. Ceramic ice was recklessly hurled, Kicking bitter, beast-winter across Fields, woods, yards and modern built cities. Rejoicing nature rules us as boss, Offering risky snow trussed pretty. Some people claim this day is a loss, Taken by a prankster, Mister Frost. ...

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Mother Nature’s laughing ‘Cause she’s spoiled many plans; Her range of ruination Landing everywhere she scans. She’s gleefully wreaked havoc On the roads, the rails, the air, Provoking inconvenience Like she’s taking on a dare. Neither hurricane nor twister, Just enough of sleet and snow To stop everyone from getting To the places they must go. Now there’ll be a little respite, Then another storm-filled prank. When the...

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