Short Archie Poems

Short Archie Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Archie by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Archie by length and keyword.


Premium Member Well Plaid

A Scotsman going by Archie McFlip
did a stumble, a fall, and a trip
he started to sing
and to do the fling
even though he had broken his hip
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Mr Archie Bunker

Mr. Archie Bunker
For the good ole days did hunker
   
   Confronted with 'ethnics' or punkers
   He turned green at the gills...went bonkers
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Jean Stapleton

 Jean played Archie Bunker's wife
 She was there to share his life
 When they had a spat
 He called her dingbat
 Which would begin the strife
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Wish I'D Had a Camera

Archie, trembling, went to bed
       envisioning Veronica’s lips of red

     Imagine his surprise when instead 
       ~ Jughead there stopped him dead
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Wargames Couplet

W
Archie fell, shot, in the bullet strewn street
R
G
And when tea was ready he leapt to his feet
M
E
S


12 November 2020
For Kim’s Acrostic Play contest
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Archie the Ape

Archie the Ape
Was much maligned
This nice young fellow
Had a pink behind

The glare was amazing
So brightly it shined
Caused gawkers to stare
And totally go blind
fun

Premium Member Those Were the Days

"Archie" was his wife's favorite phrase 
He was set on not changing his ways 
He was hard to agree with 
Especially with Edith 
When she sang out loud "Those were the days"
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Wargames

Archie fell, shot, in the bullet strewn street
And when tea was ready he leapt to his feet



Adapted 6 October 2021
For Your Best Couplet Contest
Sponsor: L Milton Hankins
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Betty and Veronica

It was Betty and Veronica
who asked Archie to play the harmonica
turned out the sound was so bad
that they rushed to replace him with grandad



AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Archie Bunker

Archie Bunker, blunderer; Lived life wishing for thunder. The praise never came; Had himself to blame; Archie was no, free-thinker.
Written 2-14-19
Form: Limerick

Snow Baby

A snowflake fell
A momma wails
In birthing pains
Number eleven son
Cried today he's eighty four
He loved his own five sons
Two are buried
Howard rests


For Archie C. Culverhouse

Premium Member Archie

Off to the prom went Archie
Wore his fancy collar extra starchy
Stretched his neck an extra inch or two
Danced with Betty and Veronica till his feet were blue



AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Archie the Ape

Archie the Ape Was much maligned This nice young fellow Had a pink behind The glare was amazing So brightly it shined Caused gawkers to stare And go totally blind © Jack Ellison 2014
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Archie and Edith

Archie Bunker
A good ol' boy,
Opinionated and moody,
He tended to be broody.

Edith Bunker
Was Archie's wife.
With a cheerful outlook she fought his strife.
The one bright spot in Archie's life.


ALL IN THE FAMILY
© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

Why Archie Shepp Is God

honking and grunting from
the gutbucket of hell,
angry as a burning parrot,
crazy as ju-ju,mad as the third eye,
divine and terrible,beyond all sense
a tenor sax that spikes your heart...

you got it man, you got it....

Premium Member Sheesh would you look

With apologies to Gene Roddenberry

The Klingons were cunning and clever 
But no match for old Archie Bunker
Get out of my chair, Meathead
I’ve called in the Dingbat instead
She’ll go after them ‘gons like a Doberman Pincher
Form: Limerick

Silhouette

Silhouette
Black, shapes
Point, hold steady, focus
Intense calm, prideful satisfaction
Target




For Mr. Archie/the silhouette maker
this is a cinquain modern version
I challenge others to try this type poem starting with Sara Kendrick
Form: Cinquain

Ann-Ti Archie

Her life didn't unravel well
Fact:  it has been a slow hell
Sadness and disappointments
She sits and lives through much worry
Till time claims her frail shell being
Three fifths of a family
Husband high always doped
Eighty five years of fake!

Premium Member Archie and Edith

Archie Bunker made Edith a saint
His attitude made most people faint
His words often cruel
He acted like a fool
But She still loved him with no complaints

2/2/19

Limerick 4 Contest

Sponsor: Joseph May

9,9,6,6,9 (Howmanysyllables.com)
Form: Limerick

If Archie Bunker Were Still Alive

I don’t mean to bust Archie’s hump.
He meant well, the simple old chump,
   But damn, how buffoonish
   His views, so cartoonish,
In short, he’d have staunchly liked Trump!


(Written February 2, 2019, for Joseph May's Limerick 4 contest.)
© Ed Morris  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Bunkers Bonkers

Bunkers Bonkers
(we are our own archie enemy)

The nastiest fiction 
has come to fruition 
The cautionary tales
have tipped all the scales
The global minority 
has declared their authority 

The white man is God
and humanity is fraud




For Arthur
Form: Rhyme

Comic Book Tripper

You enjoy the bright colors 
and brillancy of 
  fantastic comic books
   Kirby, Jusko, Steranko 
    and the master Stan Lee
After entering the "Age of Super Heros"
     You are enlightened 
but remember 
    Archie is still published
(thank G-D for that)
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Archie's Frumpy Life

Archie Bunker the bigot so grumpy
In old armchair sat crusty and lumpy
Dirty dreary life
Mistreating his wife
Women's lib went quick feisty from frumpy



AP: 3rd place 2022

Submitted on February 4, 2019 for contest LIMERICK 4 sponsored by JOSEPH MAY  -  RANKED 3RD
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Archie Bunker's Chair

Nobody sat in Archie Bunker's chair

   From which he bloviated with a flair!

      He drove Meat Head up the wall,

         With unmitigated gall!

            Hapless Edith umpired to clear the air!

Entry for Joseph May's "Limerick 4" Contest
(1 February 2019)
Form: Limerick

Archie Templeton-Mead

My name is Archie Templeton-Mead
I'm vice president of corporate greed,
gold, bonds and diamonds, are (in the main)
what I need, so please write a letter, you 
couldn't do better than plant your small seed, 
(avaricious indeed!)
with financial factotum Archie Templeton-Mead
Form: Verse

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