Short Barman Poems

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


Fever


There was once a driver
Infected with yellow fever
Who passed it on to his woman
And she to the barman
And they all came down with a fever
Form: Limerick


Refusal

A cuddly Harp Seal, when just a bub,
Swam further south and slipped into a pub,
The barman gave a wink,
Have this whisky to drink?...
“No way known, it’s Canadian Club!”
Form: Limerick

Confessions of a Drunk

Buys  another drink;
Always drinks his whisky neat.
Loosens up his tongue, 
Tells the barman, ‘Hey buddy,
‘I’m the ‘girl’ you kissed last night.’


For Natalie's Confessions to a Bartender contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Jack the Barman

It was Jack the barman who said to Christopher, “When God created the rainbow, he made them twins, one to grace the sky, and one to grace the Earth as an Irish woman,” and so it was, Christopher bought the pub another round again.

Three Bottles of Dowry

I bought you 
Three bottles of dowry
The Barman is my witness
Then you staggered away
Leaving me on bended knee
You called out Mama and fled
Clutching on the chronicles
On a Sunday midnight 
when we roam
What brought you to the bar
I bought you three!


Bar Snacks

Bar Snacks

A man walks into a pub
And asks if they sell bar snacks.
The barman says that they do,
"We've got roast goblin,
Grilled leprechaun
And deep fried fairy"
The man thought for a moment
"They all sound very tasty
But don't you serve anything elfy?"
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Premium Member Keep It Handy: Pg 13

There was a beautiful girl called Mandy 
Barman Andy loved mixing her Shandy 
He did strange cocktails 
Topped with frothy ales 
She blew off his foam, to sip the Brandy


A Funny Limerick - Make me Laugh Poetry Contest
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11/06/22
Form: Limerick

Suspicious Minds

On weekday nights when it grew 
too quiet
 
Alex the angry barman 
would strut towards the machine, somehow 
disable its need for money, and
select a batch of Elvis songs
 
And when the first one came on, he'd be scanning
the few customers for signs of disrespect

'There, that's proper music, none of 
your punk rock nonsense'

Premium Member i hope one day i get the opportunity to flee on horseback

i ordered at the bar in archbishop's rig

two pork sausages
baked beans
strawberry bear fruit snack
orange juice
meat free burger
r white's raspberry lemonade
bangers and mash
pepsi 
corn wheels 
hotdog 
peppercorn sauce
one wobbly sausage sandwich

on returning to my table
i overheard the barman 
'a fool he was, a fool he'll always be'.

First Date

Take the whiskey neat,
Look past the barman, there’s the mirror
Practiced, laughing eyes
An easy mouth, now sip, then turn
Sip and nod
Slip your hand from under his
to shift your drink
He leans, breath on your cheek
Gin, hot across sparkling, bared teeth
Now his hand on your hip
You probably heard the rumors
He pulls, you stumble, step back
You probably thought, exaggeration
He’s a success
“Easy, girl,” he says,
his eyes no longer the blue you once thought.

8/11/2017
© Amy Vale  Create an image from this poem.

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