Short Benny Poems

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


Benny O Bean

Benny O Bean stole a kingpin
Kept it secret in the cabin
  Wife Sarah was a dork
  And loved the grunter pork
And re-stole the pin for cookin'
Form: Limerick


Benny "the Jet" Rodriguez

Benny beat the Beast, 
Busted the Baseball, 
Became Smalls Bud, 
Brings his Best, 
Breathes in Baseball
Benny was a hero
But Benny Became a legend
Become a Benny
© Jen H.  Create an image from this poem.
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There Once Was An Old Man Named Benny

There once was an 
old man named 
Benny.
Who never in life 
saw a penny.
When once saw him 
dollar,
he fainted in a hollar.
O poorest! the old 
man named Benny.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Canadian Benny Hill

Was told my humor reminds them of Benny Hill But a Canadian version, what an enormous thrill He was known for smut That's how I'm cut Creating sexual exploits for the guffaws they instill
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Benny Hill

It's Benny Hill here entertaining you all With antics so silly, hilarious with falls Irreverent without doubt Scantily clad ladies throughout Proud to be associated with this hilarious guffaw
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Benny Hill Revisited

It's Benny Hill here entertaining you all With antics so silly, hilarious with falls Irreverent without doubt Scantily clad ladies throughout Proud to be associated with this hilarious guffaw
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Meet Jack Benny

Remember Jack Benny, but hold your applause
for the master of the pregnant pause
   'Your money or your life, Mr. Benny?!'
    Folds his arms, rolls his eyes ~ Chuckles, then Guffaws!
                    ...Applause!
Form: Clerihew

Little Benny Ben

Little Benny Ben told Roald Amundsen
                     Let's go to South Pole with my pretty hen
                               The hen was very stocky
                           Came to Ben with gait low-key
                          Asked for a diary and a gel pen
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Jack Benny

Mister Jack Benny was a funny fellow indeed

   He played a mean violin, though a bit off-keyed

      'Tis said that he was so tight with his bountiful purse

         That to part with his moolah he was very averse

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
© All Rights Reserved
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Benny Mussolini

Benito Mussolini was known to folks in Italo as Il Duce.

   But they became disenchanted and hanged him with a noosey!

He was strung upside down with Clara Petacci his moll!

   'Twas an ignominious finale for his closing curtain call!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
© All Rights Reserved
Form: Clerihew

Benny

Born and bred ko kasi that built the boundaries that made me bold and brave with...
Everlasting memories that created the fuel for my natural elegance of self entered and electric self esteem...
Not just and ordinary nothing but a...
Narcotic that arouses not normal expressions but...
Yet leaving one yearning and yellow forward going without yielding!
Form: ABC

Mummy Benny Righteous River

The path of the righteous man

Is beset on either side

Of the torrential river rapids

But i have all the horses on my side

And there are no more fish left to eat

Since the water turned into blood

To be fed upon by a swarm of locusts

In the delta that God forsake

Until the only thing apart from sand left

Was an apparition or a mirage

Of an oasis in a desert

Benny Grunch and the Bunch

A man once known as Benny Grunch
One day led all his yatty bunch
From rehearsal to a lunch
That ended up in a crunch
When they rattled a bowl of punch

The other guests did laugh and stare
And acted like they didn't care
If Benny and his bunch
Had their grungy lunch
And put on their yatty air

But in the end the chef did send
Them all crawling around the bend
Thus they never went back
To that old seafood shack
And would never again recommend
Form: Limerick

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