Stunk Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Stating the Obvious

skunk stunk
no bunk

Premium Member Samuel Johnson, Happiness and Wine

As happiness now, Johnson thunk,
Requires that a fellow be drunk,
Pursuing the happy,
A literate chappy, 
So happy became that he stunk.

Premium Member Drunk

Have you ever been drunk,
and submersed in a funk,
as if trapped in a trunk 
but then asked to write junk 
in a poem which stunk
though your mind has been shrunk
by a psychotic monk
who’s been beaten punch-drunk
and if not a slam dunk
as a poet you’ll flunk?


beauty contest

Beauty contest (edited)

Trolls often get bad press
I met a troll sitting under a bridge 
looking sad
he was kicked out of the mountain 
because it had two eyes
normal trolls have only one eye
planted on the forehead 
Worst of all, the unfortunate troll didn't
 had a tree stuck in his  long nose, ducks under 
water inhale mightily and
catch trout
Goats grazing at the bank
of the stream,
but the sad troll had a phobia against
against horns
besides, he didn't like the way they stunk
Our troll wore soft straw shoes
I suggested he make indoor shoes
for farmers's wives, sell them and
be famous 
He did so well that a rose bush grew on his long nose
the drawback was he could no longer
catch trout
When other trolls heard of this, he was
invited inside the mountain because
trolls to like soft shoes and roses

Premium Member Monochrome

A band of comrades rather strange I think you will agree
This oddball bunch together shared a commonality…


The panda didn’t pander to the niceties of style
He wore his usual coat which he had done for quite some while

The zebra was a Libra with an eye for what’s in fashion
She loved the skin she’s swaddled in and flaunted it with passion

The badger was a cadger but he didn’t want your suit
He’ll cadge your lunch but he’s content with being so hirsute

The puffin felt like nuffin with his massive beaky nose 
But still he kept his chin up for he rather liked his clothes

The magpie wouldn’t lie although he was prepared to steal
His virtues might be fake but his apparel very real

The Penguin was depending on a chance to show his class
His haute couture was something that was absolute top brass

The skunk just stunk, not all the time, but when occasion rose
His looks were good but he was quite offensive to the nose

The orca wasn’t happy to be so far from the sea
Though he was quite a corker in his shiny livery…


So when they met the parrot they tried not to put him down
But one of them just had to say… “Did you come as a clown?”

Premium Member time for the bench

In debate a gallop called Gish
Scored points like a basketball's swish
That Joe could not block!
So now taking stock
Biden's sideline walk is our wish

DT's sick slick lies and his bunk
Were passed past the player who stunk
Since Donald can trick
Let's set a quick pick
For a super sub who can dunk


Dreamer, Go After Your Wishes

Loneliness is confinement rather that fear,
a need to suppress reality;
how dreadful is to live daily
in a closed box without sunshine and air!
Was there a constant voice whispering,
" Go after your wishes, it's freewheeling! " 

Roger is an example of sheer irony,
his proposal was rejected by Milly;
nothing he saw was reasonably good,
his days were unappreciative and sad.
Even brilliant minds quickly surrender
to strain: they should know better!

Is there enough confidence
to go after your wishes on quick sand?
No shortcuts are recommended:
you will end up empty-ended;
daring is bold, it needs no courage
to break down that constant rage!

My suggestion to you, buddy is to break free:
get rid of false hypothesis;
dreamer, go after your wishes:
heed these words, don't get stunk by a bee!

Dreamer, go after your wishes:
express thoughts of positivity;
never indulge in self-pity,
spare yourself tons of tears!

Premium Member This Poem Ain't Junk

Drunk, 
in a funk, 
a lowly punk, 
I shrunk
from a skunk.  
It stunk. 
Away I slunk.  
I too stunk...
I thunk.  
I took a dunk
and sunk.
A chunk
or hunk
of B.S. or bunk?
Please debunk.

Premium Member I Think I Thought I Thunk

Late last night as I sat and pondered

And all my thoughts for hours had wandered

I just sat and I thunk

Until all my thoughts stunk

It looks like another night squandered

Premium Member Stink Stank Stunk

Can you smell that smell

Where it comes from I can't tell

But it stinks so well

Premium Member Oh, Bunk

  I used to say the 's-word'
    even the t-word (turd)
  But after quite a long thunk
    I've now come up with -- 'Bunk!'

  Suddenly I'm the intellectual-type
    'cos whenever I have a gripe
  I sound just like a policy-wonk
    when I articulate, "Oh, Bunk!" 

  In fact, yesterday my toilet backed up
    and though - Shxx! - I couldn't fix it
  The toilet spewed out some black junk
    at which point, after a short thunk, 
      I screamed, 'That TURD really STUNK!'

The End of October

The end of October is mild but rainy,
every plump pumpkin has been picked,
the lonely scarecrow is too weary;
oh, he's annoyed and tired of being kicked
by rascals running through the bare fields,
and getting stunk by bumble bees!  

It's the beginning of Fall scenery,
staring at the changing leaves
some golden, some auburn;
and they gently fall off trees...
while Sophie strolls with Jenny
complaining about her heartburn! 

Grandma waves at them from her rocking chair,
she holds her granddaughter's brown teddy bear;
tears start flowing down her pale, wrinkled cheeks,
when little girls come around for Halloween treats!

Oxford

The quiet rustle of the leaves
I am at peace over the seas 
The welcoming and gentle breeze
I’m soaking up the way it feels 

My grandma’s garden and her tea 
The apple tree, the little bee 
The timid buzz, come on! Come see!
I’m five years old, I’m fun, I’m free 

The sun is blazing, it’s july 
The big blue sky, oh let me fly!
Being there could be my high
It was a home, was kind, was mine 

But coming back to there 
There was no care, it left me bare
So much was broken, no repair 
It stunk of sorrow, of despair

Outside was mild, it was cold
And my poor grandma’s getting old 
I want to cradle, want to hold 
But nothing comes, a dead-end road

I am fifteen, I’m angry, sad 
And nobody can understand  
The way I feel, my back was stabbed
That drained all of the love i had 

My home is ruined, broken down 
It’s just as blue as this old town 
Where is my place I once had found?
It’s gone, it’s buried underground

Booted

Booted 
The boss was a real ing wanker who abused his position
Now he’s got the golden boot and is no longer there
But he goes to the company cark park to see his lieutenant
Who is just the same as him an equal seller more arrogant!

The original boss was quite a nice guy not a bastard
It was his elite selling unit he set up that stunk of elitism
You’re not ing fighter pilots so why the fake Godliness
It all stinks of bull and **** licking all the way

Tong that far up the butt it comes outa their damn mouth
Who will fill the original boss’ boots will it be his lieutenant?
Who went to the same skool and was trained the same way
Instructions and orders are sent via messenger do this and that

Keep at it run the account my way this way I’m still there
My influence is like Uncle Joe Stalin always present and seeing
Give them Hell drove them to break to leave hire and fire ‘em
Still give me some wanga it’s my account even if I’m booted

Premium Member Ditzy Drunk Driveress Limerick







        Suzette, alas,so drunk at the bar.
        Decided to drive home in her car 
        Oops, ran over a skunk.
        Heavens it really stunk.
        Out of her car, she studied stars.


                   7/1/2023

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