Short Gormless Poems

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


Premium Member Gormless

A lack of forward planning raised a question just for me What kind of numpty vacuums… THEN sets up the Christmas tree?
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Ghouls

Gloaming gone, gloom begins;
gabbling ghouls gyrate on
gargoyles, gawping with their
grim glaucous eyes, scaring
gravid girls, gormless boys;
goatish hooves gigue upon
gibbets, grave corpses jig.
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Multi-Bilingual Virus, English and English

Corona Virus..... oh shut up or shut down? 
We are all in the same crisis run-a-round. 

With or without Trump and Brexit it's the same ole' coffin.
There's no cure for the gormless boffin.

by
Martin Braun
3/14/2020
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Without Gorm Part 4 - Can You Guess

Sid and Frank are having a conversation in Sid's shed. This is usually the extent of parlance between the two men. Please remember, both are the most gormless men on the planet.

Can you guess what they are talking about?

Well?

Yes...

What?

No!

Didn't?

Did.

Ok?

No.

Sorry!

Yes......

Tea?

Premium Member Laurel and Hardy

Stan Laurel thinks he can sing in reality he warbles His best buddy Hardy slaps him quiet Before he can start another riot. Oliver Hardy Is usually farty so he abstains from drink Gormless Laurel slurps Manhattans all night Warbling and singing without stage fright. Clerihew 2 Poetry Contest Enter Contest Sponsored by Joseph May 30/09/2021
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Squatter Hlm

Hailstones on the mat
A feral Tom cat lingers
Doors that never shut

As hailstones strafe junk mail and mat
Where feral is the alley cat
On one hinge hangs
The door that bangs
And he ain’t going out in that

The feral cat whilst oftentimes homeless, is, it seems, at no time gormless




26 January 2022
Contest: Charlie Hai-Lim-Ku poetry contest
Sponsor: Charles Messina
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Without Gorm, Part 3

Sid pointed to his mouth and told Frank:

"Dentist pulled my tooth out"

"Hurt?"
 
"I"

"Why?"

"Doesn't work"

"False?"

"No, it hurt!"

"False tooth?"

"No, it was mine"

"False teeeeeeth?"
Frank said now pointing to his mouth!

Silence

Gormless 

"Tea?"

"Jammy dodger or custard cream?"

"Bourbons!"

"Not got none"

"Still got some left"

"Where"

"In my mouth!"

"Bourbons?"

"Teeth"

Without gorm, both men.

Less

My mum used to say “don't be gormless!”
but I've never met someone with gorm,
so I really don't know if I'm different to them
or if I am, this is the norm?
My friend says his wife can be ruthless,
but no-one I know of has ruth,
although back when I was around twenty-two
I dated one, that is the truth.
I think sometimes I can be reckless,
I've looked for my reck but it's gone,
maybe I can't find it because I'm inept
so I'll just be outept from now on.
© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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