Short Funny Farm Poems

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Premium Member Funny Farm

cluck,oink,meow,quack,maa
cock-a-doodle-do,moo,baa
tis my wild kingdom
written 2009
Form: Senryu


Kids' Funny Farm

I live on a farm in the sky;
we milk all the pigs as they fly;
at harvest we reap
the eggs from the sheep, 
and shear woolly cows in a sty.
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Colorful Dreams

My trip to the funny farm
Treated cold places 
Where should be warm

I stared into onyx abyss
Where angst chases
Desire off denim cliff

Yet I dare to dream in color
Form: Other

Premium Member The Funny Farm

I'm really an adult though my lims don't show it Why should I grow up, it's more fun to emit Say ga ga and goo goo Or poopy and doo doo Run when the funny farm wants you to commit
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Funny Farm

I'm really an adult though my lims don't show it Why should I grow up, it's more fun to emit Words like ga ga and goo goo Or poopy and doo doo Run when the funny farm wants me to commit
Form: Limerick


Premium Member The Funny Farm

I'm really an adult though my lims don't show it Why should I grow up, there's more fun to emit Words like ga ga and goo goo Or poopy and doo doo Run when the funny farm wants me to commit
Form: Limerick

Yuck!

(This is a fictional poem)

You're making a peanut butter sandwich with sardines.
That's one of the grossest things I've ever seen.
Now you're putting marshmallows and gravy on it too.
I'm going to call the funny farm on you.
Form:

Premium Member Funny Farm

 Trump has depicted himself as Jesus
 he puts his hand on someone as if to heal them
 It seems he has lost his mind
 Thinking he is now divine
 Some are calling for the 25th Amendment
 He needs to be on the funny farm
 So he can cause no more harm
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member funny farm or loony bin

Funny farm or loony bin?
Depends what kind of mood I’m in
Mad house increases my lunacy
I take my pills and watch tv

Fall asleep, don’t care if it is night or day
The attendants are glad, I am out of their way
This asylum increases my natural lunacy
Weird attendants seem worse off than me
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Funny Farm

Chickens clucking, pecking paths in the dust Cow bawling for the calf who loves her bust Turkeys gobbling, heads nodding Cats purring, dogs applauding Farmers heeding, flapping hands in disgust A funny Limerick - Any Theme Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin Used How many syllables June 9, 2022
Form: Limerick

Premium Member AN AVERAGE DAY DOWN AT THE FUNNY FARM


Sir Billy Pig’s missing his oats Miss Piggy Wig’s had hers, she gloats But she’s looking so rough Her bum’s full of crap stuff Its output is brown and it floats! I’m advised by a pal of mine To “Never cast pearls before swine” Or put lipstick on a pig When it’s mouthing off big Miss Piggy Wig’s an old bovine!
Form: Limerick

Charlie's Cartoon Characters Curiously Careen and Crusade

We work on the Funny Farm
Charlie And I
Different Cartoon Characters everyday
Heckle and Jeckle, Droopy, Captain Caveman
Careening through the day like Homer Simpson
Curiously, where is he?
Oh, he’s around somewhere
Crusading for a better day
Because when all is said and done
We all deserve a Duff Beer at the end of the day
© Byron Kaya  Create an image from this poem.

Funny Farm

I fly through the smoky air 
then I poke a big brown bear 
I balance on a tight rope 
and I slide down a steep slope 

I eat a ball of fire 
and I do things to admire 
I clown around and juggle 
but with sharp knives I struggle 

the things around me do break 
but only when I’m awake! 
my audience stops to stare 
at the straight jacket I wear 

bars in my window number 
I count till pills bring slumber
© Just James  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Woman a and Woman B

Woman A and Woman B
Woman A speaks about Woman B
Don’t know what she sees in her husband for the life of me
I run in to the bathroom and meet Woman B
Woman A needs a day off, without delay she says if you ask me.
She is losing it; the funny farm will soon be part of her day.
I bolt as soon as I do my business, no reason to stay.
Best friends after work, A and B leave hand in hand.
I keep my mouth shut, not relishing this kind of quick sand.

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