Short Friendship Humor Poems

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Premium Member barn raiser

some people think us rowdy

we greet them with a howdy

and once in our barn

they get a tall yarn

and some apple pan dowdy.
Form: Limerick


A Lesbian Named Mary Lou

I befriended a lesbian named Mary Lou
Enamored with women and all that they do 
With her loving spree 
As a man, I agree 
And have to think, I might be a lesbian too!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Friend

Friend
Comforting familiarity
Lasting a lifetime
Yet even lifetimes end
Memories

Memories
Laughing uncontrollably
We should not
That makes it funnier 
Hilarity
Form: Other

Premium Member the pimp and his customer

Could Estonia help Vlad get paid?
He'll claim they're Russian and invade!
Better than cash bonds
Putin can use their blondes
To entice his mark Trump to get laid
Form: Limerick

Premium Member When To Open Your Mouth

When about to open one's mouth and criticize
    A dear friend of mine used to say:

Don't give advice 'tii you walk a mile in his shoes
   Then you've got his shoes, and he's a mile away
Form: Epigram


Premium Member A Tad Neurotic

     My friends tell me I'm a 'tad neurotic'
       though they really mean 'totally psychotic'

     So around them, I show off my 'full schizoid' 
       ~ picking my zits while reading Freud
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Book Club

In the shadow of a grassroots granary,  
dendrites sprout and axons climb the tree.
A cloudburst of neuroplasticity
feeds the ripening grain
as each one brings a fertile brain,
demonstrably insane.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member See Short Stories - Merritt and the Power of Charm

My latest piece is -1600 characters too long for the poetry section (sigh)

So it's under short stories. The URL is:

www.poetrysoup.com/short_stories/merritt_and_the_power_of_charm_10833
 
I hope you like it.

Trees Like Friends

Trees like friends are always around

They allow me to nestle beneath their shade

When it seems like good friends can never be found

I counted twenty-something tree friends I’ve already made!


Gwendolen Rix
5-20-14
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Weight-Watching

Poor Ralph worried about his good friend's weight
  O.B. City said, "Don't care if I'm late!"
    Though Weight-Watchers next meeting
    Was first-come, first-serve seating
  O.B. City'd long been 'watching his weight'
Form: Limerick

Female Friendship

This shelter, most sturdy
For friendship 
Is by them erected;
The female.

Men scratch heads! When that on
The inside
Shrunk back from is measured
For a gale!

Violently overwrought.
Sob on sob.
Whiny. Bewilders! Noise
Off the scale!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Limerick: Once Gout Which Got a Lady In Disease

Limerick : Once Gout which got a Lady in disease

Once Gout which got Lady in disease
Which meant she couldn’t hop ‘bout with ease
In doubt came together
With Louts feeling Super(ior)
To keep Gadabouts (from) eating Chinese.

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

Premium Member Ricky And Doris

A puppeteer and a columnist
Two greeting persons of great talent
A writer and a simple artist
Met in New York on a bench God-sent
Acquaintance that brought humor and scent
To watchers and walkers awed with skill
Moving and talking puppets that shrill

Premium Member New Short Story - World Cartoon

I latest piece is too long the poem section - so it's in "Short Stories." 

It's called "world cartoon" 

I could shorten it - but why? *shrug* Here's the link:
 
www.poetrysoup.com/short_stories/world_cartoon_10787

I hope you like it!

Premium Member Mft Dear Freinde

Mft dear freinde fraddledert
Wheend mft thnkeded ursted yewt,
Mft harte is sdanmiftte that yew arst gwond
For mft long to see mfte fraddedert tronca more,
Mft dear freinde oterrbkkt to mfttet.

written October 11, 2021
[For a full definition of Vogon,
see "Types of Poetry," please.]

Salt of the Earth

She lives just down the street from everyone.
Older couples like to talk about her over coffee.
She is the salt of the earth, golden shafts of wheat
waving in wind. She walks her dog, and it sits.

Lines from Everyone's Sister by Mike Bayles
Liberum Divisa Poetry Contest
September 5, 2021

Eight Merry Maids of Montrose

The eight merry maids of Montrose
Quite vexed that they can't touch their toes

began a regime
they worked as a team

but by Fall could just touch their nose


Discouraged they wept and just sat
Why couldn't they trim all that fat?

the plan was supreme
they all had a dream

Their plan was to eat cake and chat !
© Kim Shaw  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Mouth Spray

My new roommate Mary has a bad case of halitosis,
one day I told her and almost ended up with a fat lip,
unfortunately my roommate has breath and a temper like a bear,
truthfully her bad breath makes me want to leave the area,
having a birthday I gave her TheraBreath wishing I was the tooth fairy.










11-5-16
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Friendship Phases

Most people that I meet, 
Indoors or on the street, 
Are essentially polite, 
So, we don't get in a fight. 

After I know them a while, 
They may become hostile,  
With opinions really strong, 
And then I'm always wrong. 

Later, I find they're insane, 
And we become friends again. 
The crazy phase is more fun
When all is said and done.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Just Kiddin

Just “Kiddin” Miracle man 10/26/2024 Any story travels fast, in a three dog town. Moments from inception, it will move crosstown. Once a close group, now fragmented friends. Each waiting on the other, to make amends. It shouldn’t take much, just issue a retraction. For what began as a joke got an overreaction.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Our Sorority

*(These are some Senryu poems about bestfriends.) *

My best friends and I
can talk with each other with
facial expressions

Friends can face-slap
insult each other - we know
each other so well.

We can spend a whole
day, at the park, just sitting
on the swings chatting.

Ever looked at your 
bestfriend and thought, “We should be
standup comedians.”
Form: Senryu

Premium Member The Crew

Here are more Senryu 
poems about friendships. 
Those who are your crew =]

Parents give advice
but our friends, knowing more, have
usable answers.

We laugh at the same 
moments - at home, school, or play
- we have shared viewpoints.

We laugh at how we 
won’t turn into our moms
but we know we will.

We share so many
inside jokes - we speak
our own language.
Form: Senryu

Male Bonding

Baby bonfires, baby back ribs                                
Old whiskey, wine & cigars
Dark trees, bushes, and water
Lit by pale moon mist and the stars        

Tunes that told tales                    
Of lost minds, hearts & souls     
World's problems we all sought to mend
Raucous debate & laughed as we ate                         
While fishing poles swayed in the wind
© BJ Brewer  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Besties

Some Senryus about
Bestfriends - the kindred spirits 
we're lucky to know.

Boys are "whatever,"
but bestfriends are forever.
That's the way it is.

We tell our secret
fantasies - that we exchange
in sworn secrecy.

Bestfriends: the girls you
only stay mad at briefly - 'cause
you've news for them!

A bestfriend would push
you into your crush and yell
"get some!" then run.
Form: Senryu

Bantu Poem, Shahiri Mussabwa 7

How you saw two enemies
Laughing at each other.
_________________________________

Now you see two former enemies 
Laughing each other.


April 29/2023
By Alfonso Warally Ngengethe 
          Mussabwa Chris 
Message:
It 
Is 
Very 
Risky
To
Be 
An
Investigator
And
Instigator 
Between
Two 
Strong 
Enemies
Because 
One 
Day 
You 
Will 
Be 
Thrown 
In
The 
General
Bin.
Form: Other

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