Short Booger Poems

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


Premium Member It

This guy's got “IT” whatever “IT” may be If I knew what “IT” was, I'd be so happy, I'd pee Maybe “IT” is a wart Quite ugly of sorts Or maybe “IT” is a booger hanging from my goatee
Form: Limerick


Pickin -N- Grinnin

Your pickin ur nose cause u let that booger grow,pull that
               sucker out,roll it all about,get it nice and dry,then flip it far
                and high,drive on down the road singing booger goodby!
Form: Lyric

Premium Member A Booger

Silliness doesn't run in my family, it gallops If you wanna be slim like Bugs Bunny, eat raw carrots Other stuff you can do Sneezing? A calorie or two So pick out that booger before you blow a gasket
fun
Form: Limerick

Bet

There once was a young booger called Bet,
Who was learning ‘bout surfing the ‘net.
As her tutor called Dougal
Introduced her to Google,
She said, ‘Surfing? I’m not even wet.’

*Booger – surfing term for body boarder
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Grouch and the Girl Scout

Charming child, your apple cheeks
give an appearance which bespeaks
of girlish innocence.
I have ten dollars and ten cents -
Now that you have gained my trust,
do with me what you must.
Sell me cookies, 'lil booger,
and kill me with loads of sugar.
Form: Rhyme


What You Got

She kept a close eye on her child
He had his fist close to his chest
An adorable smiling toddler
Hard to track but she did her best

Whenever he came close to her
She said, "What you got there sugar?"
He opened up his hand and smiled
And then said,"It's a booger!"
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Low On Sugar

Poor Johnny. Halloween night he was high on sugar ~ 
  The next morning, he woke up 'low on sugar.' O, booger...



             Poet's Cryptic Comment:

                Some ask Why
                Others ask Why not

                I'm (too) busy ~
                cleaning up the snot

Nancy, My Friend

You're kind of silly, and quiet too
You smell like chili and bird poo
This poem seems mean but its really nice
I hear your room is full of mice
Your hair is curly like my favorite fries
You've got booger brains in your eyes
Okay Ill stop now you're really my friend 
& this poem has come to an end!

Just a Booger

I am a booger
I live inside your nose
sometimes I'm runny
other times bacteria grows

I am a booger
you need to set me free
Stick me under the desk
just don't let anyone see

If you think I'm being funny
I'm not; I'm transparent
you should always pick your boogers
just not Infront of a parent.
© Robyn Cobb  Create an image from this poem.

Fingers on our booger

With one hand on my thigh
I realize it's time
To pick
My booger
At night all alone
I pick.
My boogers.
And when one hangs low.
I stop
And think
About my life...
2 people see two things wrong with too. 
Being involved.
We stop
And scratch our heads.
And when we are deep
In thought
We realize
That
Our fingers
Are on
Our boogers.

Premium Member Hilarious Town Names

Believe it or not these are actual town names in the U.S.A. and Canada BOOGER HOLE West Virginia CROTCH LAKE Ontario KNOCK EM STIFF Ohio INTERCOURSE Pennsylvania PEE PEE CREEK Ohio SCRATCH ANKLE Alabama CRAPAUD Prince Edward Island TWO EGGS Florida WHY NOT North Carolina STINKY POO Alabama SNAFU Alaska ANUS Indiana DDILDO Newfoundland

Refined

She was so sweet, like refined sugar
He was so crude, like oil from a well
And sometimes even a real booger
But deep down she could always tell
That someday he would really be swell

And that true love they would surely find
Because he would end up doing really well
And that marriage license would be signed
With the ringing of that old wedding bell
Down the road of life they would both propel
Form: Rhyme

The Last Death I Needed

Waking up kidneys hurt,
Trying to compress them with muscle,
Fluctuate blood but I'm not sure,
The blood rushes to my head,
I didn't drink last night,
Am I dead?
A rainbow of colors fill my eyes I hear wavelengths,
Am I about to die,
I remember I had too much sugar,
Woke up gasping for air,
Water out my nose,
Booger.
It was death that had me scared,
But I died so many times I can't really care.
© Matt Gee  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Grammar School Theatrics

speak up my dear
the class can't hear you 
when you mumble
e-n-u-n-c-i-a-t-e
stand up straight
pull that hair back 
from your face
no wonder no one wants 
to play with you
at recess all you ever do
is sit outside the classroom door
nose in a book
"look, look! it's bug-eyes"
she hears somebody say
"she's such a booger-nosed,
knobby-kneed, goober-dweeb"
she waits . . .
until their voices fade
to wipe her tears 
away
Form: Elegy

Idiot

You’re an idiot – 
Can’t you see
That what you write isn’t poetry? 
Why aren’t you embarrassed?
How can you be pleased?
Your poetry’s the snot  
Blown out of a sneeze
An ooey gooey booger
You want me to read

Well NEWS FLASH
YOU SUCK
Your poems are so bad
I can’t read past the first line
Without going MAD

Get them out of here
Your poems aren’t a gift -
In fact I will tell you
The truth and it’s this:
Your poems are just steaming
Piles of S H I T …
Form: Rhyme

Uh-Huh. the Devil Made Me Do It.

He makes me do such silly things,
Terror and trouble he surely brings.
Gum in hair, and sticks in wheels,
No care for how everyone feels.

Mud pies thrown through the sky,
Embarassed my sister in front of that guy.
Things i did i will not soon forget,
Uh-huh. the devil made me do it.

Sugar in salt, and salt in sugar,
Made my brother eat that booger.
Sorry is a word unsaid,
Hand in cup equals pee in bed.

I cannot say that i hold any regret,
The devil surely made me do it.
Form: Sonnet

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