Short Hooter Poems

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


Premium Member A Healthy Old Hooter

Still got hair, don't need a toupee Even though my old body decays Eat lots of tubers A healthy old hooter As I near the finale of my life long ballet
age
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Scream For Ice Cream

“LET'S ALL SCREAM FOR ICE CREAM”! Hey calm down now, people are still sleeping Control your hooter Calm down your tooter But one thing it does, it cures oversleeping
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Healthy Old Hooter

Still got hair, don't need a toupee Even though my ancient body decays Eat lots of tubers A healthy old hooter As I near the finale of my life long ballet © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

More Foolish Footles

Slave-driving beaver:
"Dam it
Damn it!"

Unhappy restaurant client:
Diner
Whiner

Neutered Tomcat:
Benign
Feline

Why did she slap me? All I did was:
Toot her
Hooter

Careless Urologist:
Pecker
Wrecker
Form: Footle

Premium Member Nuts On Ice Cream

Ginger had an ice cream covered in nuts But the nuts took revenge on Ginger's guts Alike a pea-shooter They shot from his hooter Now he has a burning pain betwixt butts.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member My Peashooter

It's 6:05 A.M. what am I doing on my computer Limericks keep firing off in my brain like a peashooter Totally out of control Even outta my cubbyhole That wasn't called for, I've lost control of my hooter
Form: Limerick

Hubby Having Hysterics Alliteration Contest

Parents pushing perambulators
Meeting many mothers
Coffee , cake and chat
Babies bottles to boobs
Hurry home to hubby
Hubby holding hooter
Nappy, not nice.
Baby blowing bubbles
Shower sex sleep
Luxury, lazy lie-in
Hubby having hysterics.
Siana sick over Sean
Cosy cwtch cancelled

Premium Member How Do You Think I Got Smart

What are you doing, grandpa? His little hooter grandchildren asked with heart. 
I am studying geology, their grandpa said, so I can tell rocks apart.
But why? They wanted to know. We always thought that you were smart.
How do you think I got this way? He said reaching for a new book from the cart.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Fetch My Skimmer

Slugs and snails line the highway,
Munching, crunching, drinking fumes;
Early in the morning, late at day.

A tunnel of black ahead looms,
Feasting on diesel, ready to growl;
Into the maw a lucky one zooms.

Compacted inside the giant jowl,
Hooter poised, horsepower stalls;
Bodies meet with metallic howl.

“Fetch my skimmer, freedom calls,
Flying, leaping o’er all that appalls.”

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