Short Out To Lunch Poems

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Out To Lunch

You don't know any better than I
Nor I any better than you
Only god knows better than either of us
And he has gone out to lunch


Premium Member Sucker

A famous boxer received a punch
That made his brain box crunch
He fell in the ring
When he heard the bell ding
Then the victor went out to lunch
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Roosevelt Speech

“The only thing to fear is fear itself” FDR's speech rings true for the world's health Nothing's changed Cept for some names Freedom's still out to lunch and the air still smells
Form: Limerick

Practice Punch At Lunch

Smith was out to lunch
or maybe it might be brunch
had to practice punch

we should realize
what Smith did was compromise
had not been too wise

Putin with a crew
bad things he will do to you
he had a loose crew
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member What a Snafu

This happens when you have no extra time-
There you stand in the queue
Patiently, you wait
There’re two ahead of you--
You’re so close to the gate
You watch as time runs out
Tick tock…., you’re in a crunch
Up goes the sign, “Out to Lunch”
Now, your face wears this pout
Oh! What a snafu!
~*~
Form: Grook


The Waiting Room

I wonder why...
I must sit still and wait
for the Doctor to come in
when I got here so late.

If I'd been on time,
would I have see him at once,
Or would he have just gone out to lunch?

Early or late- on time or slow,
It really doesn't matter what time I go
to the doctor's office I wait...
Form: Rhyme

Road Kill

Death failed to show up for work one day,
the clock remained unpunched

Hospital’s waiting, graveyards on call,
all coroner’s out to lunch

Death took a holiday without checking in,
the pecking order stunned

Like a deer on the highway, all headlights turned off
—awaiting what’s to come

(Dreamsleep: November, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Wishful Thinking

I don't wanna be a wannabe no more waiting for opportunity to come a'knocking on my open door and the day she does tho' the lights are on there's no one home as I'll probably be out to lunch knowing me so I wanna see 'Been there, done that!' on my resumé because I'm oh-so tired of being a never-was
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member When Cupid Hit the Punch - TRI

Cupid went on a tear
that day he hit the punch.
His shots went here and there.
He sure was out to lunch.

That day he hit the punch
and ventured to the zoo
to where his arrows flew.

His shots went here and there
and hit a hare and sloth
thus twitterpating both.

He sure was out to lunch,
and I would like to know  
which cubs are fast or slow.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Out to Lunch


   Joe’s out to Lunch
     He’ll be back right away
   (Try again, sucker
     next Friday)  

   Joe just stepped out
     or he’s with a client
   Joe lies a lot
     But he’s compliant  

   Joe’s not in today
     So talk to Hank
   Hank’s not in either
     to be real frank

   Joe’s on another line
     He can’t take your call  
   All his excuses
     nought but stalls
Form: Rhyme

My Mommy

My mommy has elmos laugh.
She is a part of the riverside staff.

My mother is really short.
Baketball is her favorite sport.

Peanut is my mothers nickname.
In basketball she brought her a-game.

She loves me a whole bunch.
She always takes me out to lunch.

My love for her will never die.
This is truly NOT a lie.

This poem is finally over.
Now she knows i love her.


By: Cherica Eckiwaudah
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Do I Support the President

Do I support the President
By Franklin Price
10/07/2019

Do I support the President?
Is a question that I hear
Especially with impeachment
That seems is drawing near

To me it doesn't matter
Whether I'm for Trump or not
Both sides won't work together
They must always stir the pot

I'm getting very, very tired
Of the whole self centered bunch
When it comes to We the People
Washington is out to lunch
Form: Rhyme

Suf Board I Can Afford

Be sure to bring your surf board, 
Which you always can afford;
To God be conscientiousness;
When you do be very anxious.

When drowning in river realized, 
That I really was being baptized; 
While I had been having a hunch, 
All politicians were out to lunch.

Would find out that  flu had been; 
Saved for only those who did sin,
According to my Bible I had read,
Will receive ticket when you sped.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Returned

The Muse had been gone for years 
I sat alone
she was replaces by Depression 
the Big D
I couldn't write anything of value 
or worth 
Academia replaced creativity 
muck to honey 
now the muse is back 
I can smell colors 
feel thoughts 
my natural LSD
Depression is out to lunch 
the Muse has opened the gates 
the water of imagination 
soaks the stone cold 
once dried dead dam 
Christ came back after 3 days
I've been resurrected 3 years later.

On the Death of Mohammed Ali, Three Clerihews

The man was a legend.  

So farewell, Cassius Clay, Ali
You knocked out a bit of poetry
That butterfly one sure packed a sting
And well done on the boxing thing

Mohammed, man, you’re counted out
You gave the boxing thing a shout
Wrote rhyme to make a grown man cry
And dodged the draft like a butterfly

Ali, you’ve packed your final punch
Man, you took boxing out to lunch
Men say that you are God today
Who made Mohammed out of Clay

© Gail Foster
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Sucker Punch

I usually see them coming
this one caught me by surprise.
It hit me in the back of my melon
right between the eyes.

A cheap shot was extended
bludgeoned from behind.
Directly above an area
where the sun has never shined.

I need to be more careful
the tiny dancer keeps watch.
I guess it could have been worse
I could have caught one in the crotch.

Tomorrow is a brand new day
off the clock and out to lunch.
I have new friends that watch my back
for the dreaded sucker punch.
Form: Rhyme

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