Short Chuckled Poems

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


Charlie Chaplin - Clerihew

Charlie Chaplin’s his name
“Slap stick” brought him fame
Chuckled when I watch his flick
But never saw him “slap a stick”
Form: Clerihew


Halfbaked

A wild posy
Shriveled and perished.

The evening-warriors chuckled ---
But the day-warriors fussed.

A wild posy
Shriveled and perished.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Sebastian


It's awfully untrendy
to be slender, long and bendy
but it helps to have reach
when seeking the peach,
chuckled Sebastian to Wendy
Form: Limerick

Premium Member That Was Then, This is Now

I questioned my shadow
“you followed me all morning
Now you want to lead the way”.
It chuckled as it replied:
“That was then.”
 “This is now.”

A Girl Lost Her Panty One Day

A girl lost her panty one day,
In a mix-up, it just slipped away.
She chuckled, not shy,
As it caught someone's eye,
Said, "Lost things often go astray!"
fun
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Inuit Intuit

opened his wallet eskimo call girl chuckled ~ lacked innuendo
for the Simply Senryu Poetry Contest sponsored by John Lawless Written 10/8/22
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Gone

No more within the eyes
no comfort given by encircled hand
no gentle call of love
no chuckled shared
ripped and gone
can't stay strong
she is dead
and everything is wrong

Premium Member Roll in the Hay

A randy, young couple out by the bay
decided to have a roll in the hay.
She pondered, in the moonlight,
"Aren't the stars pretty tonight?",
and he chuckled "I'm in no place to say!"
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Thin As a Pencil

The word “pencil” comes from a latin word Meaning “small ”, chuckled till my eyes blurred Hilarious, riotous, rollicking Reminds me of bedtime frolicking Giggled so hard, a gigantic fart did occur
fun
Form: Limerick

Seven, Eight

Seven, Eight
 
There was a young boy
from North Devon, 
Looked proud,
for he could count up to seven.
With a hearty well done,
I told him, that’s great, 
But chuckled to myself, 
cos, I can count up to eight.
© Kevin Shaw  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Small *****

The word PENCIL comes from a latin word Meaning SMALL *****, chuckled till my eyes blurred Hilarious, riotous, rollicking Reminds me of bedtime frolicking Giggled so hard, a gigantic fart occurred
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Scuttlebutt

Scuttlebutt ran in and bit me.
Harder than a mosquito bites.
I yelled ouch!

Scuttlebutt did a summersault
into my reptilian brain.
She is easy to antagonize.

Scuttlebutt chuckled
So I pulled out my big gun.
Ignore.

Moon Dance

The moon  bold and endearing
cast a soft beam of light;
As gently it's nearing,
It's so entrancing
This night 
I had to start dancing 
What a mad woman is she?! 
I heard them pronounce,
I chuckled and laughed 
Not caring an ounce
~Guinevere~
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Green, But No Envy

Had my hair color treated To surprise the wedding guests Shock came at the rehearsal Groom wanted to leave His once-blonde bride had green curls She’d been hoping for brunette Oh, how the bridesmaids chuckled Wig worn at wedding
Sadly, a true story.
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Divine Justice

   
	He tapped his cane and shook his cup
        A rich man tossed a Ben Franklin in 
                
          Lifting his shades, the beggar took a peek…                 
          fairly sprinted to the nearest bar 
            
             ~ as the Good Lord chuckled from afar
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mishearing Things

I said to my Grandad one day
While packing the shopping away
"I'm gonna leave this 
Pizza, four cheeses,
Out decreasing cooking time" - hooray!

"Did I just hear you right'
He chuckled away with delight,
'A pizza for Jesus?"
[ I don't believe this ]
"Four CHeeses..." I answered polite.
Form: Limerick

A Decision Without a Plan B

A conversation ensued between us.
He ranted he wanted to resign.I chuckled and smiled.
Asked if he had a plan B.
He explained, a good idea though, I thought to myself.
But can you draft the idea, develop it, till morrow then present your resignation when you have alternatives? I asked.

He was enraged, and he left
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Humpty Dumpty Is Up There Again

There he was, again on the wall.
Unaware he might suddenly fall.
If a big wind came up, bellowing tall.
Humpty would be down, in pieces and all.

Why don’t you listen to our warning, friend?
Humpty chuckled, a warm smile he did send.
He was a fine man, personality a beautiful blend.
But of course, he fell, and this was the end.
Form: Rhyme

THE FROG

The frog hoped around
Looking for a wife
He had nothing to offer
So, he offered his life
To a beautiful queen sitting
On a lime green Lilypad
Once she saw him her eyes lit up
Before he arrived, she was very sad
The frog shouted marry me my love
Suddenly a star shined brightly from above
She chuckled then smiled
Saying we both feel love
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

April Fools

A local business sent out mail
Which said, "We're all for Trump!"
I questioned if a nod from them
Would give a welcome bump.

But underneath the banner cry
The note said, "April Fools!
However, there's free shipping
When you order by the rules."

I chuckled at this little prank
But wondered if that poke
Would be perceived by Donald fans
As just a little joke.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Real Three Little Pigs

We are the three little pigs, we are.
We come from another planet, past the Venus star.
We are fat and sassy, and enthusiastic too.
Unless you turn us into hot pork stew.

The pigs laughed and chuckled at the joke that day.
They had landed on earth in the month of May.
Having no idea that the possibility could come true.
These savage carnivores really ate pork stew.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Zebra

Two Zebra had a nasty chat
One said “You think you’re all of that
Because your stripes are white on black
And that is your defining fact”.

The other, shaded black on white,
Chuckled with a strange delight
“I believe your vision is in error
Stop looking in the river’s mirror.

©5/12/2023

Writing Challenge – ‘Z’ Words Poetry Contest
Constance La France - sponsor
Form: Rhyme

Hand In the Cookie Jar

Stopped at the light 
Looked over and there she was 
Smiling, laughing then waving
Cause she was caught

I chuckled, her at me
She didn't turn, neither would I
Light turned green, it was time to go
Her number I needed to know
Trapped by glass
This couldn't start nor could it last

Waved in small goodbyes
Pressed the pedal and broke the ties

But man was she pretty
Form:

Premium Member The Professor Turned To Me

The professor turned to me
       What is infinity?

     ‘Neither the stars in the sky
       nor the sand next the sea’
         thought me

     The answer, thus he:
       ‘Every thousand years
     a bird picks up a single 
       grain of sand, oh-so-wee’

     ‘And even that 
       'is not infinity'
         thus me

     ‘Jolly good!’ 
       chuckled he
Form: Rhyme

This Is How It Is

Today I woke up in the morning,
Yawning,
Groaning,
Grinning,
Then I saw your beautiful image,
That was clamped on the door of my heart,
Guess what?
I stopped,
My heart limped,
My face smiled,
My bones chuckled,
And I saw a hope,
A hope of living again,
A hope of moving on,
Without tire,
Nor retire,
Yes, I gained hope,
A hope to battle again,
With no retreat,
No surrender.

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