Limerick Poems About Funerals | Funeral Limerick Poems
Written by Judith Angell Meyer
Categories: funny, imagination, song-

His Funeral

That he planned his funeral is factual
And being a prankster quite actual
He prerecorded his voice
So when we kneeled on the joist
He said, "Hi there! Don't I look natural."


Written by Thvia Shetley
Categories: funeral, funny, sports,

A Golf Limerick

While a man was golfing in Fife
a funeral cortege was arife,

       his head bowed in prayer
       at this somber affair

to pay last respects to his wife!



Written by Nick Bagnall
Categories: funeral, funny

Danger - Musicians

There was an old lady from Ireland 
Who was frightened to death by a brass band
We watched with dismay
As without delay
They buried her corpse in the band stand








Contest : Slapstick Limerick Contest 
5th Place


Written by James Fraser
Categories: angst, bereavement, dark, death, funeral, goodbye, grief,

The East End, Ends

It's goodbye to mad Frankie Fraser The East Ends gangster appraiser So loyal to the Kray's To his very last day One the Sixties ultimate erasures .


Written by Curtis Moorman
Categories: funeral, funny,

Poetic Justice

POETIC JUSTICE

There was an old man from Fontaine
Who walked with aid of a cane
One night he was mugged
By a wannabe thug
In the graveyard, the thug was lain


11 April 2018

For the contest sponsored by Viv Wigley



Written by Gerard Keogh Jr.
Categories: animals, funeral, satire, thank you,

Just Ask and It Shall Be Given.

This Club Med lagoon really holds the heat,
with a beach front view and a coral suite.
But the best of all
as we watch it fall
is how they serve up each meal on a sheet!


Written by Charles Sides
Categories: funny,

Egotistical Twit

I had a boss who thought he was it He was an Egotistical Twit When he passed away On funeral day Only two people showed and that’s it


Written by Arthur Vaso
Categories: anti bullying, art, christian, dog, funeral,

Socrates and His Ouzo

There was a man named Freddie
he'd beat is wife ever steady
a self centered drunk
he was a scum and a skunk
the judge made sure his cell was ready


Written by Duke Beaufort
Categories: america, bereavement, betrayal, corruption, funeral, political, satire,

Inane and Insane - Or Is It the Other Way Around

A sub human waste dump named Pence
Has thoughts that defy common sense 
And who wants this chump?
The assinine Trump
Who thinks with his rump so immense

What is something uproarious?
Her plan to be victorious
Who must to us speak
Since democracy’s Greek?
Hilarious Clintorius!


Written by Rico Leffanta
Categories: culture, death, endurance, funeral, horse, journey, memorial,

Boot Hill

Boot Hill is filled with remorse
From folks who could not stay the course
But a lot could be worse
Than a ride in an hearse
For a cowboy who ain't got no horse!


Written by Rob Metcalf
Categories: funeral

Desperado

a cocky young shooter called Bill
believed no one could rival his skill
alas it was liquor
that proved to be quicker
as they loaded him off to boot hill.


Written by Lindsay Laurie
Categories: humor,

C'Est La Vie

My doctor’s warning is dour I say,
soon I could be lowered in clay,
so fat, sugar and salt,
hard liquor must halt -
I went to his funeral today.


Written by Sara Kendrick
Categories: funeral, funny, imagination, life, political

Politicians Gather Money

One thing said about politicians
They can gather money like  morticians
Who bring dead for burial
That go to meet Gabriel
While politicians greet contributions


Written by Kim Rodrigues
Categories: lost love,

Glassy-Eyed Refraction

Glassy-Eyed Refraction

There was a sweet girl of pure glass.
Met a merry man with no class.
She’d shattered this bloke.
He drank til she broke.
Both attended funeral mass.

7/6/2017


Written by Rico Leffanta
Categories: christian,

Hell Fires

Notre Dame erupted in fire
Ghosts gasped in the funeral pyre
For the Devil's horns
Are the Crown of Thorns
Held fast by an angelic choir


Written by Joseph Soper
Categories: giggle, humor,

Turning the Table

To weddings Ann went alone perplexed
Her love life her aunties favorite subject
So she turned a bit juvenile
At a great uncles funeral 
And exclaimed to the Aunties “you’re next” !


Written by Julian Scutts
Categories: absence, obituary, time,

The Last Appointment

Jack came to the strangest conclusion,
which was: Time's an illusion.
He turned up very late
to each appointment and date 
till the day of his very own funeral.


Written by James Horn
Categories: allegory, analogy, death,

On a Funeral Bier

On A Funeral Bier

Death my body did devour
As it occurred hour by hour,
End eventually would reach
When to God I now beseech
While lying on a funeral bier.

You should google funeral 
bier sometime.

James Serious Mysterious Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet


Written by James Study
Categories: death, funeral, life, sympathy,

So Sad

There was a man who never shed a tear
The time he lived was many a year
So sad he never knew
What the tears would be due
Now at rest he lies and nobody here


Written by Mark Elam
Categories: faith,

Gargoyle

There a premodern smile does emerge
From a hymn and a funeral dirge
For it e’er hails the skies
With its wise stony eyes 
Knowing heaven and earth soon must merge


Written by Jack Ellison
Categories: silly,

Humour Wins

When writing poetry, humour wins hands down But not at a funeral, causes lotsa nasty frowns So be careful what you choose Like purple ballet shoes And being dressed in a pretty pink gown


Written by Gershon Wolf
Categories: food, health, silly,

'protest Arches'

Don't know who designed the Golden Arches
With way too many sugars and starches:
  Some say the fare's quite good,
  Others think it's junk food--
Yet no protest or funeral marches!


Written by Rico Leffanta
Categories: death, funeral,

Covid-19 Dead End

Do stop your moaning, for Heaven's Sake!
You're not the first to bellyache!
You can scowl, growl, or howl
Or throw in the towel
But no one can go to your Wake!


Written by James Horn
Categories: allegory, analogy,

Mccain and Fine Funeral

McCain and Fine Funeral

McCain's funeral service in over and done,
After great address by daughere the one,
With much emotion;
Love and devotion;
Duty and responsibility  had fallen upon.

Jim Horn


Written by Rico Leffanta
Categories: funeral,

Covid-19 Final Fling

I went to the morgue with a wreath
They told me she's down on the heath
My troublesome mask
Just ruined my task
Wreath in hand, I tossed down my teeth!