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Limerick Poems Page #2

Welcome to our collection of Limerick poems! This popular form of poetry originated in Ireland and is known for its humorous, often bawdy, and sometimes nonsensical themes. Here you'll find a variety of Limericks, from classic to modern, that will make you laugh, ponder, or simply enjoy the clever wordplay. So, take a moment to explore and discover the joy of Limerick poetry!

Displaying 410 poems from the Limerick poetic form.

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The Anniversary — Nicole Westcarr	The Anniversary It’s your anniversary, no celebration though This kind has no music, laughter or glow It is unbelievably, now year number four ...	59 views Rate it
Absent minded Professor — Prakash F Madhwani	A professor took to the college a toad, In his lunch bag he had it stored; During his demonstration and speech, He held out a grilled sandwich! ...	57 views Rate it
The Woods — Roberto Suárez Torres	In dark thick Woods steep and long, eyes guide right my breath true throng. Shores feet soft and firm to rise paws as light gay the beast I; steps...	56 views Rate it
Up , Up , and Away — Jean-Marc Fortin	On a breezy day early in spring , At the end of quite a long string , Flew a girl's favorite box kite , It climbed to such great height , That a jet...	54 views Rate it
Maya — MAYA	Maya Locked in a box With sickness beside her Bound by the demons She ran from Blinded and bruised Every resource abused Til existing was all ...	52 views Rate it
The Trouble With People — Gisela Vigil	Many people in this life, just go on living. Grasping on to pot of gold, instead of giving. They don’t help and they don’t share, for it seems they...	50 views Rate it
I Remember Sex — David Granteer	When I was young, sex was a toy It was fun for this young boy I admit I squandered it Now I miss what I can no longer...	49 views Rate it
Seth — Roberto Suárez Torres	There once was a man named Seth! (named Seth!) who faith loud gave not he rest, (he rest!) one day at the dawn, mist fresh on the lawn, at God...	48 views Rate it
Wash Away — Madelin Bragner	Praying for the pain to wash away, My broken heart feeling more and more cliche. Your empty promises and blatant lies Left me in bed with weeping...	46 views Rate it
A bit of a lark — R P Edwards	A bit of a lark I tried to write It wouldn't come out Onto the paper I flailed about I wrote it in pencil I wrote it in pen The words wouldn't...	46 views Rate it
A cat — Roberto Suárez Torres	I saw once alone a cat, enter the porch of a shack, stick of a broom in a hand that was heard throughout the land when the poor feline was...	46 views Rate it
Flightless — Timm Henry	Some people aren't afraid of heights. They can dimb to the top of any tree without any care. Me? I can barely get my feet off the ground before I start ...	46 views Rate it
Dear Me ! — Roberto Suárez Torres	Men are ilk of lamps horns belt! Love faith works bear wrought poles help; smooth flat tops chairs shrubs halls discs, wine birds and cloth the Book...	45 views Rate it
Klaus — Chrissy.	There once was a man named Schwab, Who tried to control the mob He caused so much pain But did so in vain Now everyone knows he's a...	44 views Rate it
"All roads lead to Rome" — Roberto Suárez Torres	was once a man with a throne; lewd smell of the storms that at times roam, twilight gowns I chary wait replies; says woke from slumber winked one...	42 views Rate it
Slowly — Roberto Suárez Torres	Mickle of blackness my cup, on the grass spit of pups, a horse nagging in the barn, a spider dripping its yarn, and I with a slow...	42 views Rate it
A limerick about an organ — Ezra LaPlant	There once was an organ I played, That was melted by the sun’s hot rays Then the organ screamed, It was only a dream What an unusual...	41 views Rate it
As I lay my head on pillow — Yogita Yamini	As I lay my head on pillow Trees covered with flower yellow, Paper boat moving in pond below., Far away a boy negro, Bouncing up and down his toy ...	41 views Rate it
Our House — Angela Jane Stocks	OUR HOUSE I remember the day we bought you like it was yesterday, We were so excited when we got the keys and forgot...	41 views Rate it
Wild — Roberto Suárez Torres	beast, of the jungle a wild bark, fleets as many as a park to where a port can wait; the table of the gate, and the howl of a...	41 views Rate it
Un gato — Roberto Suárez Torres	una vez un gato entrar al balcón sato, de la humilde choza, y optó una moza la patada del...	39 views Rate it
Quiet — Trisha	Quietly running through the house The wood starts to creek There is a little mouse The fields, they all become quiet too Not a cricket is chirping ...	37 views Rate it
Pan Cocido — Roberto Suárez Torres	pan un canto cocido, con leche y lo debido: el cuero, la seda, y la fruta curada, no engorda el...	36 views Rate it
Lalo — Roberto Suárez Torres	Mi abuelo llamado Lalo; desparrama vino en la barba y su pelo ralo; me habla de canciones, de lo que las estrellas se supone, en mis sueños de su...	36 views Rate it
Limitless Leadership! — Brian Leonard Williams	If a leader fails in Art? He will be unable to inspire the society he lives in creatively with his vision and mission...	36 views Rate it