Short Bumpkin Poems

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


Premium Member Always fascinated me

Country bumpkin heading to school.
Passing through a town's neatly gardened symmetry.
Glimpse how other half lives.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Other


Premium Member Lonnie Lumpkin

There was a thief, name of Lonnie Lumpkin
Accused of stealing a thousand pumpkins
   He put them in trees
   They stank in the breeze
Wud-ja expect from a Count-Tree Bumpkin
Form: Limerick

The Gossipmonger Guy

Sharp tongues flying in the depth of night 
Deep eyes looking for dirt under one's skin
Shallow minds that float and can't be bright 
And the gossipmonger guy was a bumpkin 

June 7, 2023
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Meager Fixins

I'm a humble country bumpkin,
comfy in a patch of pumpkins.
Feeling hungry and romancy,
I took her to a restaurant, fancy. 
I asked for a microscope so posh,
to see the dish beneath the cloche.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Country Bumpkin

There once was a psychopath named Fred who sculpted heads for Halloween's dead a poor country bumpkin he wouldn't waste a pumpkin carving up trick-o-treaters instead.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Silliness

Silliness is what silliness does, an old proverb I'm a professional, so don't challenge what I offer That's really “prunkin” You country bumpkin Just don't cut it, my mind's quite awkward
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Country Bumpkin

There was a dusty man, and he drove a dusty mile, He found s rusty engine by a rickety old stile; He bought a mangy hound, who chased a mangy deer, And they all lived together on a porch and drank a beer.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Real Country 'Bum-Kin' - For Lin Lane

This scarecrow is no country bumpkin His bottom and head are ripe pumpkin Touch him if you dare He’ll give you a scare By pricking your hand with a bodkin Inspired by the picture Lin sent to me 25-09-17
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Limerick: Once Hillbilly Bumpkin Came To Town

Limerick : Once Hillbilly Bumpkin came to town

Once Hillbilly Bumpkin came to town
Citizens mocked this no-make-up clown
She hitched ride on red bus
To Piqued-Silly-Circus
And there let drop (her) feathered eiderdown.

© T. Wignesan – Paris,  2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member call me crazy country hick

Call me hayseed, bumpkin, hillbilly, or crazy hick
Fresh inspiring country air surrounds me thick
I could run outside naked if I wanted
I live where deer and wild turkey are hunted

Wild boars wander up to my yard to root
My garden has veggies, my trees bear fruit
The sun I see is better than most ever find
Taking me away from the country would be unkind
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Only 19

A country boy
from the Yorkshire Dales
overnight an one hit wonder
when appearing on television in the uk's
top pop show.
'Thank your lucky stars'
This country bumpkin
in the big city
five star hotel, limousine, the works
along with an accent to boot
and a new one to learn
from the usa,
'Freddy Cannon' from the deep south
the top act, along with england's finest.
And i was only 19.

© Harry J Horsman  2012

Autumn Day On the Lumpkin Country Farm

Frothy exhaust curdles the Lumpkin 
pumpkin
Hard Cider breath exudes from 
every male bumpkin
Screamin kids Crab apples into 
melted taffy dunkin
Uncle Leroy's flabby ass into 
shredded bale sunken
Aunt Polly on the sagging porch 
swing drunken
Cousin Marie on sawdust kitchen 
floor corn husks shuckin
Baby Liza in corn pone crib goat's 
milk from RC botttle suckin
One-eyed Grandpa Moses up at 
Bear Cove spelunkin

Premium Member What's In a Name

my name is Karen
not to be confused with Aaron

i was raised in the hills,
but that don't hide the fact i still have bills

I've traveled the world
I've seen all sorts of places in this world

I've made a lot of memories
to the notebook with my peneries(made up word)

I'll write a tale or two
cause in my life there have been a few

i want people to know about me 
at the end of my life they'll see

i wasn't just a country bumpkin
i was a smart and sassy pumpkin

Premium Member My Hubby Cheated On Me

You lied
I cried

Lie low
Hello

My dear
Her rear

Was flake
You snake

Slitter
Hitter

Batter
Scatter

Foul balls
Who falls

I did
You squid

I plea
Leave me

Your eyes
Like pies

And sweets
And tweets

That sing
And bling

That sate
Your plate

Without
A doubt

Peter
Cheater

Pumpin
Bumpkin

Bowwow 
Chow Chow

It's clear
Leave here


connie pachecho

1/12/25

Note-A prelude to this poem, "If I Were Your Love," dated 5/1/23.
Form: Footle

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