Short Stooges Poems

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


Premium Member Almost

Vacant eye, Weary foot Broken hand, Distant smile Banish thee forgone vestiges That almost rhymes with Three Stooges Doesn't it?


Premium Member How Poets Sow Their Wild Oats

There's a place that poets go
    when they must their wild oats sow

  They camp out in front of the TV set
    Are the Three Stooges on the air yet
Form: Couplet

We the Stooges

Moe, Larry, Curly are gone but the stooges still live on you'll find them in Washington of us, they make fun
Entry for John Freeman's contest
Form: Dodoitsu

War

WAR 
MANY MORE,
OPENS GAMBLE DOOR! 

WAR 
AN ART, 
ENJOYS THE BLOOD!

WAR 
PAINTER CANVAS 
ENJOYS RED TEARS!

WAR
STAGE SHOW 
ENJOYS MUSCLE POWER!

WAR
FUNNY BAR 
TO SECRET GAMBLER!

WAR
ONLY WAR
TO STOOGES SOLDIER!


-July 09, 2019 Chattogram
war

Told

if i need to
tell you to
kiss me
then we
aren't
heart 
felt

wanting 
to only
lonely
be my
self
so
i

release
taken off
my leash
no more
renting
wanting
to own

but not to 
have you
but for you
to have me
as we listen
to the Stooges
"I Want to be Your Dog"
Form:


Premium Member Slam You P D

The Poet Destroyer is a three headed monster,
each head with its own personality.
I call these little monsters The Three Stooges,
but their actual names are Irma, Sid and Royal Royally.

I don't actually know if the above is true.
The ryhme just popped in my head and I shared it with all of you.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Song the Gorilla Sang To Me

Gorilla My Dreams sang me a moody torch song with these lyrics:

Why does your soul feel like a hole
Wherein a mole used to hide
Why does your heart fall all apart
It will not start deep inside.

Why won't somebody make my hot toddy
Oh lawdy lawdy, oh no
Why is it scary here on the ferry
With Curley Larry and Moe.
Form: Lyric

Of a Raven Wrote Edgar Poe

Of a raven wrote Edgar Poe
That came but would never go
  From its perch upon Pallas
  Cuz it liked watching Dallas  
On the TV picture show.

Alternate, sillier version:

Of a raven wrote Edgar Poe
That came but would never go,
  Whilst it dreamt of its Muses,
  Two of The Stooges;
Of Larry and of Curly but never Moe.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fi, Fie Throe-Thrum

John B. Curtis put the chew in the gum *
  Three Stooges put the 'nyuk' in the 'nyum' **

Little Jack Horner stuck his thumb into plum
  ~ Now who snuck the rum into thrum ***



_____________________________________  
* 1848, the date
**Ha, ha! I'm not sure either
*** 'sneaked,' according to pedagogues and
       grammar gods...
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Don: Nulled For- Luck

don...nulled as a child
watched...copying
the three stooges...stage play

as a passable...dictionary of
the-sour-ass-ed terms...to communicate
his feelings as...that young child

that got his asssss.......a $100million way to see
what he wanted to see...his assssss.....
the-trump card...and if you don't

he will ...kiss it


stan sand
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The Very Talented Moe

(Dedicated to Moe Howard who died May 4, 1975.)

He had black hair, he was short and his name was Moe.
He loved to slap and poke Larry, Curly and Joe.
I've seen most of the shows he was in.
Moe and the other stooges were very funny men.
1975 was a sad year because God decided that it was time for him to go.
I'm talking about the unique and talented performer named Moe.
Form:

Premium Member Hail To Rock and Roll

My favorite time span, the sixties’s of course. When blues and soul, and rock and roll combined to give us Isaac Hayes and Nat King Cole, and Elvis sings across the land. Boston Pops on stage and the three stooges a rage. I’d go back in a heartbeat if I could see Grateful Dead, or catch Cher on the scene, revisit Tiny Tim’s obscene, get into Melanie’s head, I would, surely would. May 24 2011 For Nette's contest
Form: Rhyme

Joe Besser

This wonderful man was a stooge many years ago.
He starred in the Three Stooges and his name was Joe.
Joe didn't like to be hit by fists or with pies.
He was a great comedian and that's no lie.
Sadly he died in March of 1988.
A date that his fans would hate.
He outlived Moe and Larry by thirteen years.
People laughed every time he appeared.
He may be dead but he can never be replaced.
This funny man was a credit to the human race.

(DEDICATED TO JOE BESSER WHO DIED MARCH 1, 1988.)
Form: Rhyme

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