Poem Details | by
Jack Clark |
Categories:
dance, funny, giggle, humor, humorous,
On the dance-floor they did a zigzag
But he was an ol’ scallywag:
- “If you feel something hard
- Pay no regard …
It’s just my colostomy-bag”
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Poem Details | by
Gershon Wolf |
Categories:
growing up, woman,
Jane was the fastest girl in her small town
By age sixteen she'd been passed all around
Jane went dancing one night
Drank way too much, got tight
Woke up next morn ~ a woman of renown
Poem Details | by
Gail Debole |
Categories:
funny,
Written Gail DeBole
in 1997
There once was a toe that was big
and was helpful when dancing a jig.
At times it was stubbed,
and washed in a tub
and, when young, spent some time in a crib.
Note: Part of the Portrait Collection
Poem Details | by
John Freeman |
Categories:
sports
Float like a butterfly sting like a bee
Dancing and prancing, “Frazer can’t hit me”
Frazer’s punch was a killer
Smoking hot in Manila
Refutes the Rope a dope prophet Ali!!
For Contest; My Favorite Sports_ Limerick
For and in honor of Royal Trrevino
Poem Details | by
Kory Calhoun |
Categories:
funny
Cinderella was a starry-eyed lass
Dancing at the ball in shoes made of glass
While bolting for the doors
She encountered waxed floors
And unfortunately fell on her A$$!
For: SKAT*
SHOES contest
Poem Details | by
Jack Ellison |
Categories:
fun,
Silliness can eventually become a way of life
A whole bunch more fun than a bowl of rice
Or dancing a jig
Maybe kissing a pig
The animal kind can also be nice
© Jack Ellison 2015
Poem Details | by
John Williams |
Categories:
animal, nature, uplifting,
The wild yaks with their hair all a flow,
Were dancing on a Tibetan plateau,
They were just told by the ranger
Their species no longer in danger
As their herd was starting to grow.
Poem Details | by
Joyce Johnson |
Categories:
daughter,
A pretty colleen from Kilrea,
Went dancing on StPatrick's Day.
Not asking permission
Was grievous omission.
Dad broke the dance up straight away.
Poem Details | by
Arthur Vaso |
Categories:
dedication, friendship, fun, funny, halloween, october,
There once was a poet named Rick
Whose dancing sure had some kick
He moves like Mick Jagger
And sure has his swagger
His dance moves so cool and so slick
Poem Details | by
Christopher Bunton |
Categories:
funny,
If I awoke as a girl,
I'd give nude dancing a whorl.
I would try my luck,
Tricking men out of a buck,
For just a smile and a twirl.
For the "If I was A Girl" contest
Poem Details | by
Jennifer Fenn |
Categories:
funny, humor, ireland,
Let’s dress up in green! It’s a cinch!
You don’t have to cover each inch.
We’ll dance on green hillocks
among all the shamrocks!
Come on or I’m going to pinch!
3-7-21
Poem Details | by
Jack Ellison |
Categories:
golf,
Vicious storms rolled through..we got sopped
Played Mini-Golf dancing between the raindrops
A fun time for all
Swatting the wee ball
Came in last but still came out feeling on top
Poem Details | by
Katherine Stella |
Categories:
fantasy, children, giggle, life,
Once in the ghost town they called rotgut
Seen mortician dancing dead mans strut
Six shooter brought Slim down
Black smith hurried left town
Guess hang by boots then when in a rut
Entry For Jerry's
A Town Called Rotgut
GL All
Poem Details | by
Charles Henderson |
Categories:
teen
When I was, the age of twenty.
My dancing was admired plenty.
Only one dance shoe,
worked magic for you
Brown loafers with shiny penny
© Feb 2011 for SKats "Favorite shoe"Contest
Poem Details | by
Brock Gamble |
Categories:
people, school, emo,
Were basically the muscle of the emo kids we dont cut we fight we dont cry we just live and die, hardcore music tht you cant understand was always our master plan, dancing in the dark youll soon see the spark, after the flaming heart we shall never depart, through your eyes i see nothing but glee
Poem Details | by
Jack Ellison |
Categories:
silly,
A good friend once called me a Wascally Wacko
Methinks I will play a little tune on my banjo
While dancing a jig
And downing a swig
Accompanied by The Wulfman on piano
© Jack Ellison 2015
Poem Details | by
T Wignesan |
Categories:
humorous,
Limerick: Once a measly Miser in Mumbai
Once a measly Miser in Mumbai
Liked watching dancing girls on the sly
He went to Bolly-Wood
Though he felt jolly good
His loot sucked by Bombay Ducks well nigh.
© TWignesan – Paris, 2013
Poem Details | by
John Williams |
Categories:
funny,
A young potato put his jacket on,
Going out for some dance and song,
All the girls hearts skipped a beat
Upon seeing Spud and his dancing feet,
He got mashed when he danced too long.
Poem Details | by
George Aul |
Categories:
humor,
A woman danced up and down my street,
she moved so wildly to her own beat,
while she was whirling around,
my heart did begin to pound...
her crazy dancing turned indiscreet!
10/03/2015
For "So I thought of this line" contest sponsored by Francine Roberts.
Poem Details | by
Jack Ellison |
Categories:
fun,
Now here's a question..why be normal
That's no bloody fun, rather be immoral
Being naughty and stuff
Dancing in the buff
As people around me giggle and chortle
Poem Details | by
Rauwolfia Ra |
Categories:
fantasy
In the cells of the king Edaroes
There are twelve royal girls with sore toes,
And they will there be kept
For at night when all slept,
They slipped out and danced holes in their shoes.
Poem Details | by
L Milton Hankins |
Categories:
dance, humor,
I once met a sultry girl from Ipanema
Dancing in a South American cantina
I stepped on her toes
The least of her woes
But quickly I departed for Argentina.
Poem Details | by
Anna Makoujy |
Categories:
funny,
The once was a lass with no class.
She was the world's biggest horse's ass.
Yet the irony remains,
that the girl with all the brains,
listened to the lass with no class.
Poem Details | by
Jeremy Henderson |
Categories:
life,
like smoke from the end of my cig
she's dancing all over, you dig?
so after i hit
the rush that i get
brings exstacy under my wig
Poem Details | by
Evelyn Judy Buehler |
Categories:
christmas, dance, fire, giggle, night, places,
Down came jolly Santa, lickety-split
not checking to see if a fire was lit.
He shot out of the chimney
while dancing a fast shimmy-
His job is oft harder than he'll admit!
Written on 12/21/2022
For: A Funny Santa Limerick Poetry
Contest
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin