Silly Poems - To Tickle Your Funny Bone
It's One Of Those Days....(female perspective)
When you hang the washing out
And it rains for fifteen days.
When you meet a hunky guy
And he turns out to be gay.
When the landlord wants his money
And you haven't got a cent.
When the iron destroys your best dress
And you have to wear a tent.
When you throw a dinner party
And no one keeps the date.
When you've got too many kids
And your period is late.
When you're watching a great movie
And the tv blows a fuse.
When you need to win the Lottery
And as usual, you lose.
When you tell a funny joke
And no one even smiles.
When the bus does not turn up
And you have to walk for miles.
When you've had a shopping spree
And your partner throws a fit.
When you have a birthday
And no one gives a shit.
One Day As I Was Walking - or 'It's One Of Those Days'...(male perspective)
I saw a girl the other day,
Her beauty took my breath away.
Long tanned legs and bouncing breasts,
Her body gave my eyes no rest.
As she passed me in the street
My body turned, but not my feet.
I tripped and fell upon the ground,
But checked her bum as I went down.
I jumped up quickly for to follow,
So in her charms my eyes could wallow.
Her long blonde hair and slender waist,
A barber's pole, fair in the face *#*.
Slightly stunned and seeing stars,
I stumbled on the road...oops cars!
Weaving through the peak hour traffic,
There she was again...terrific!
Proceeding at a steady pace
I caught her up to check her face.
But as I tried to pass her by,
She looked at me and winked her eye.
On waking in the public ward
I saw a doctor check my board.
I said, "Hey Doc, what is the score,
How come my body's bruised and sore?"
He looked at me, and with a grin
He placed a finger on his chin.
"In future when you're walking Sir
Please watch the ground ahead.
You fell into a manhole
And it's lucky you're not dead.
The Gift
The laundromat was empty,
The corner store was closed.
A Pakistani gentleman
Sat down and picked his nose.
As I walked by the lamp post
He raised his head and spoke.
"Excuse me Sir, so generous,
Could you spare me just one smoke?"
I stopped right there, next to the man,
Then knelt down by his side.
I reached into my overcoat
And withdrew twenty-five.
I said, "here, take the packet,
I'm gonna give 'em up.
They're just too damned expensive."
And he gladly snapped them up.
"Thank you, thank you, very much,
You've pulled me from a hole.
I haven't had a puff in days,
Mohammed bless your soul."
"As a token of my gratitude
Please accept this gift.
It isn't very valuable,
But your spirits it may lift."
He handed me a leather pouch
Which I accepted as a joke.
I didn't take a look inside,
And he blew a ring of smoke.
I bid my new found friend farewell,
And quickly walked away.
I was already late for work,
And sure they'd dock my pay.
When I arrived at 9.15
The boss screamed, "Late again today!"
He tossed an envelope at me,
"Here's your severance pay."
I sat down at my office desk
Intent to clean it out.
And as I took my jacket off
The leather pouch fell out.
I placed a hand into the bag
And removed a tiny clock.
It's face was numbered backwards,
And the hands said 9 o'clock.
I turned the key to wind it up,
Then suddenly it rang.
My boss walked in and grinned at me,
"On time at last, hey Stan?"
I sat there shocked, mouth gaping,
I hadn't lost my mind.
this tiny clock upon my desk
Could somehow TURN BACK TIME.
Comments
AUTHORThank you Dave. Much appreciated.
jajajajajajaja.......as they say here in Spain
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Thank you for reading these attempts at humour ps. Angels back at ya.
A smile is always a good thing..
And O if we could all have someone offer us a gift such as was given in this entry we would be thrilled no doubt.
Well done
Angels are on the way ps
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Thank you Phyllis.
Jodah, this came up an my notifications and I just had to come read it again. I love that doodle art of the little woman at top. You make me chuckle with this hub. Thanks.
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Thanks for reading these poems Alun. Glad you could relate . Cheers for the vote up too.
Good funny poems Jodah - and it seems in touch with your feminine side :) I can empathise with some of the experiences in the first (some of which apply to guys as well as girls) and I can sympathise with the guy in the second (that could happen to me!)
And I wish I was the guy in the third - how nice to be able to turn the clock back! Voted up. Alun
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Hey thanks for reading Shanmarie. Glad you found these interesting. I seem to be partial to poetic stories for some reason...guess it's just my preferred style of writing.
Hi Jodah. Glad you read my hub and directed me to this one of yours. You're quite amusing. Interesting too. I don't think I tell stories in poetic form so well, but you did it quite well with the one about the clock. Thanks again!
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I love to hear those words "made my morning" Audrey, thanks for revisiting.
Came back for another read! Thank you John--made my morning!
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Hi carrie,thanks for reading. Glad you enjoyed this and found it funny.
Voted funny and interesting . I especially like when the mans eyes got no rest :). Cute. Thank you for sharing
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Hi Fullerman, it' good to be able to give each other a laugh. Thanks for reading, glad you enjoyed.
Hahaha, great poems especially the one about the girl. Your writing is great and very entertaining. I do want that clock as well. Great work and great hub.
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Hi Cherylone, glad these brightened your day. It makes me feel good to do that. Take care.
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Hi Phyllis, thanks for reading. I needed to post a humorous hub after my last more depressing one 'Body in the Forest'. Glad these have you a giggle. Thanks for the vote up and share.
This was great! Just what I needed to brighten my day! Thanks for the boost in moral.
I love this little journal of poems -- starts my day with a giggle. Thanks for the delightful coffee break, Jodah. Voted up ad sharing. I like the drawing of the little lady... cute.
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Thanks for reading Kevin. I know youweren't really into poetry until recently. Glad I've helped to change that. I appreciate the sharing, vote up and pin.
Awesome! I loved it John. :-) The part that I liked best was the clock that turned back time. Hilarious. I sure wish that was true. I voted it up, shared it and pinned it.
Kevin
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I had fun writing these Frank. Glad you especially liked "the Gift".
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Thanks for reading Harishprasad and for your wonderful comment. Glad you found these funny, and that I was able to entertain you in my own unique way.I appreciate the vote up and share also.
Jodah these were great and I loved the last one... best
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All three poems are fantastic and so much entertaining ! The last two poems also weaved suspense along with humor and mirth. Reading the second one, I was expecting so many twists but surprisingly none of them surfaced in the end and instead an entirely unexpected turn was there. The third showed a magical gift in the end whereas I expected some expensive gift/ money. John, you create an unexpected world in your poems and we are left intoxicated with all that for a long time. Loved reading these very hilarious, funny and interesting poems. Voted up and shared.
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Thanks Jamie, have a great day.
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Glad they gave you a laugh Suzette. Thanks.
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Thanks Marie.
Nice job. Great fun for the morning. Jamie
LOL! Hilarious! These are clever and creative.
I like your original sketch with the symbols above the figure's head. Nice bright yellow.
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Aw thank you Cris,
I love it when someone finds my writing funny, or touching, or interesting...in fact if it can stir any emotion at all, I feel it's been successful...except maybe boredom...lol.
I appreciate you voting it up and sharing. I'm currently working on a humorous article that I'm having fun writing. Keep your eyes peeled for a new hub in the next few days.
Very smart on the perspective and a bit yucky on the laundry scene. Lol! This is hilariously brilliant! You're brilliant!
Voting up, funny (of course) and sharing!
I hope to see one! This a great time of year for writing and for reading stories! :-)
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No, not at all Nellieanna. I didn't take your comment as a criticism or as an attempt to coach me. You did say I could probably write better short stories than you. I just decided that I should reread any I have written and see if they can be improved before posting them. As i said 'I' wasn't happy with some endings. I will check out that hub, thanks. Keep your eye out, maybe there'll be a story from me on here soon...haha.
Oh, dear. I meant you could write a much better story than mine! It must have sounded like I was saying you could improve on yours. But if you got some good out of my boo-boo, that's good.
My motive wasn't to coach you, but just to relate my experience with my being coached. If it helped you, I'm glad. The writing ending first really is a great tip. He suggested making a tentative 'time-line' outline, with the general idea for the ending written in, then fill in the steps and scenes to reach it, starting at the beginning. I just found his hub on this, in fact, if you'd like to check it out:
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Thank you for voting it up Eddy and sharing on your Facebook page, wow!
A great read Jodah and voted up plus shared onto my Fb page A Brand New Dawn
Eddy.
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Nellieanna, thanks again for the kind and sensible advice. I'll have a look through my short story collection and try to touch them up. As you say some seem to start off well and then go nowhere or end too abruptly. A good tip to write the ending first and work towards it. You are right, this isn't a competition and I've learnt a lot already.
Thank you drbj,
Glad they gave you a laugh. Hmm, I think the clocks are available at a small stall in an alleyway in the southeast corner of Bangalore...lol
Three very clever and very funny poems, Jodah. Thank you for this pleasure. Just one question I have for you. Where can I buy one of those clocks, too?
Jodah - I'll bet your short stories are good, too! This isn't a competition. Writing is actually hard even to compare, because different styles and perspectives are what make it interesting. How can those really be compared? It's the variety that makes Hubpages so much fun for which to write and to read!
I've never been good at writing stories because they never seemed to 'go anywhere'. I could develop characters, set scenes, describe so one could almost see it but my plots just languished. Then a dear person/brilliant writer and fellow Hubber (shadesbreath) gave me a tip from which I managed to grind out a 5-part story for a Halloween writing challenge 3 years ago, which got by pretty well. (He advised to write the ending first! Wow. How clever!)
I'd wager you could write a much better story! Just do it!! Don't compare with others. There are some professional writers on here! They're not here to overshadow anyone but are usually willing to help and encourage, in fact. There are plenty of us amateurs, too. Remember, even the best writer in the world will have some kudos and some criticisms, as in any endeavor. One can glean some value from either of them!
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Thanks Wayne, I consider my writing a success if it makes someone smile. Hope you have a great day...even if it involves manholes.
I'm up too early this morning; plenty of time to do some reading before heading off to work, so I wanted to give your work a look. So glad I did. You put a smile on my face to start my day. Especially since I work in manholes!!!
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Nellieanna, thank you for checking out another of my poetry hubs. I am having so much fun now putting my poetry out there for people to see and hopefully appreciate.
I like to bring a smile to people's faces, and at other times make them stop and think. My message is rarely far beneath the surface. I guess subtlety isn't really my forte.
I have a few short stories which I haven't yet had the courage to publish here because of the high quality of other hubs I have read. Most people are very kind on here though and seldom critical, so maybe soon.
Jodah, you continue to surprise and amaze me with your versatility, wild imagination, keen insight and ability to express them all so well poetically!
Again, you're getting voted all across the choices!
You make it so easy to follow along reading your lines, laughing one minute, studying the next. What fun! How happy I am to have found you!
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Thank you once again Jaye for checking out my work and for the generous comments, votes and shares. Yes it would be handy to have that clock.
Sligobay, your comments are spot on and I appreciate your insights. Glad you enjoyed.
Thank you Audrey for visiting my hub and glad you enjoyed these poems. Now I have to reciprocate and check out your own hubs.
Well done! I enjoyed these!
The male focus is exclusively sexual and the female focus is upon every
aspect of life, chores to dinner parties. Sex drive seems somewhat self-destructive. "The Gift" is very imaginative. I enjoyed them all.
It's an exceptional writer who can grasp the perspective of both genders equally well and write about them. These are all terrific verses. As for that clock...I want one!
Voted Up++ and shared
Jaye
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