Short Prank Poems

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Thank for a Prank in a Bank

When Hank wanted to pull a prank
He would have God Himself to thank
sank into a corrupt bankrupt bank

Haiku Sort of o would love from above
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


I Guess I Was Sick

When young to keep my illness at bay 
I had to eat some dirt everyday
It sure tasted bad
But I was real glad
My older brother told me the way!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Pulled Prank With Ballance In Bank

Pulled Prank With Ballance in Bank

What they had done was pulled a prank;
Did artificially increased balance in bank;
Then crazed,
And amazed;
Result would be joy while my heart sank.

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

Premium Member Neighborhood Prank

In the night came a thud on our roof Seems the rock in a sock was a spoof A young kid had some fun, My Dad got out his gun And the kid running home was the proof.
Written March 30, 2022
Form: Limerick

April Fool

There you are my April Fool
You're meant to be as me
When you can say you're only truth
is that you're left to be

When only you can say you're proof
of what was meant to be
When only you can say the truth
is that you're taught by we
Form: Quatrain


Is Trump Presidency Just a Prank

Do rubles rain right into his bank?
Tells many lies, can Trump be frank?
Made appointments, but they stank.
His approval ratings again just sank.
Investigated, so gave Comey yank!
Most now think he’s a hopeless wank.


[just having a little fun at Orange Trumplestiltskin)
© Jim Tidd  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Prank

In the name of Prank
What are we doing?
Abusing and humiliating
Flirting and dating
Pushing and pulling
Trolling and mocking
Slapping and thoking
Subscribing and sharing
Spitting and daring
Attacking and throwing
What are we doing?
Where are we going?
I will never fit in. That's one of my best qualities. Terri Willingham.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My poppa's prank

I'd sit on his lap, content as can be,
until he'd slide those dentures out
and giggle with glee..
My two year old self would reach out
to grab, he'd suck them back in
before I could nab..
With time as I began to age his
talented teeth ceased to amaze.
No longer two and as wide-eyed,
I'd yell "stupid Poppa" and
from his lap slide..

Porous Politic's Prank

fiery tongue trained
in felon flame
seeped'n squashing syllables
puked by bundles
nocturnal nimble knitted
at hoisted hankering

pulpy passion pulsed
dripping dark some
gaunt gifts gulped

like whooshing waves
taunted torrent braced
terror to rain

soon, nature sang
porous politic's prank.
'20:03:01:09:43

Note: Dedicated to Olusegun Olufela Kuti.
Form: Sonnet

Black Rose

I have walked roads so wide
I have seen beauty held in pride
To be frank,
You’re beauty’s bank
Your body has a voice
That weakens my choice.
You’re a woman to fill my life
Someday, you will be my wife
Darling, you’re too rich in beauty
For poverty
And too mature for puberty
Beauty and poverty can’t share a hand
I hope you understand
Black Rose
You’re today my pride
Tomorrow my only bride
For you, my love is loud
Like a thunder in a cloud
Form: Imagism

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