Funny Poems About Innocence or Innocence Funny Poems

Humorous and funny Innocence poems and/or funny poems about Innocence. Read, share, and enjoy these hilarious Innocence funny poems!

Written by Brian Morton
Categories: desire, humor, innocence, loneliness, love, science

Bottled Love Haiku

If love is a drug
my chemist doesn't have it.
Where can I find some?

Written by Arthur Vaso
Categories: 3rd grade, character, child, humor, humorous, introspection

Innocence

Long ago
a year or so
I received accolades a plenty
I won this, and I won that
I was on top of it all
I was almost the whole shebang
I was important
I was all about me
I pandered and pounded
I wanted attention and I won
I was sad, when my cheating was undone

Caught with the red herring deep in my mouth
I left to sulk a bit and have a wee pout
then I figured out after I was caught
there was a way to still receive
the praise I so sought
once a month
that's how she works
post only then
the egoists trophy is my new perk


Written by Gail Debole
Categories: child, children, cute, humor, innocence, kid

The Wrinkle Mystery

Written on 9/26/2022
Updated on 9/27/2022
by Gail DeBole

The young boy was watching his mom
Straighten sheets on his bed with her palms.
He began scratching his head
Looked at the floor and his bed
And seemed to be mildly alarmed.

The young boy who was not quite four, 
Said, “The wrinkles are not on the floor.
It did not take long 
For them to be gone,
But why did they not fall to the floor?"

Written by Ryan Geoffrey Hayward
Categories: child, giggle, innocence, thank you,

Dance of the Angels

Through the clouds, breezing trees
Angels dance to a song by thee
Dressed in white, wings of purity
Peaceful blissful golden clarity

Rays of light, bursts of laughter
Hopeful sunshine, forgotten thunder
Forever waltzing to sweet tunes
Flying higher than balloons

Innocence captured in their eyes
Always smiling, no need for cries
Never tainted, protected by power
Pedals can't be pulled from flowers

Gracefully singing along to the song
Heavenly sent, no burden belongs
Radiantly, comfortably children forever
From January to December.......

Written by Shaina Rodriguez
Categories: character, funny, humor, humorous, innocence, rude

I'M Not Mean

I am a very nice person I'll tell you about my day I'll sit and listen about yours And hear what you have to say I'll make sure you look very good I'll tell you about your fly Tell you when your crush is coming Or tell you if he walks by I come off very sarcastic I do it to make you laugh My sarcasm sounds kind of mean It's funny on my behalf


Written by Trevor Mcleod
Categories: assonance, confusion, environment, howl, humorous, innocence

The Condom

I wore a condom for my mate
and said it glowed to throw my weight.
But when she asked to know it's fate
the light was on and it was late.

Written by James Fraser
Categories: body, food, giggle, innocence, pollution, rude

My Missing Quilt

Oh my, I'm suffering from wind I just wish my body would rescind For my quilt I do probe It's on top of my wardrobe Out of reach and totally pinned . Inspired by Jan Allison's Poem 'The Real Gods of Wind'

Written by S. O. Fasrus
Categories: bullying, humor, innocence, psychological, scary, wife

Ted

Ted was a proper torturer
he'd gag me after tea
he'd ram a flannel down my gob
then dangle me on his knee

A virgin when I married
my mums and dad were Mormons
home-schoolers don't do sex Ed. much
though they did go on about hormones

I thought Ted's ways were normal
it was all new ground to me
my terrified eyes would turn him on
so I didn't have the heart to flee

I got used to the violent jerking
I got used to a gob full of flannel
but I wished I'd prayed and made a fuss
when he hid me behind his panel.

S O F

Written by Katherine Braithwaite
Categories: humorous, innocence,

The Postman

I am going to marry the postman

As soon as his wife runs away.

It might be tomorrow

What bliss and what horror.

But  it certainly won't be today





I think I shall keep my own name

Despite what the postman might say.

For I've got so used to this

My history's suffused with it.

Post me a prayer for today

Written by Emenaha Godwin Holiday
Categories: autumn, birthday, february, for her, humor, innocence

Happy Birthday Rachael

Through the wee hours of the dawn
On a cold autumn night of 
February. The harmattan harsh
And dry breeze blowing

I overhear the leaves weepy-scratchy
Noise. Still but almost conscious,
Generously, her angelic face
Came, flashing, over my memory

And those valentine that passed, 
One whom cannot be forgotten.
Smiles as tender, Rachael,
Emenaha says "all the best".

Written by John Lawless
Categories: funny, innocence,

Hot Air - For Contest

HOT AIR/senryu

hot air darkly still
heavy stench of guilt hanging
all eyes fixed on me


John G. Lawless
7/15/2015



for- Senryu of Being Misjudged Poetry Contest
sponsor – Marvin Celestial

Written by Tahira Parveen
Categories: friendship, funny, happy, horror, humorous, innocence

Small Teacake

I heard you say 
You spent your last pennies on me
I was glad
Now we can go home 
Have a cup of tea
and watch TV
Nice and cosy

Written by Deb M
Categories: children, humor, innocence, truth,

Mans Real Best Friend

He was at that little boy discovery stage 
A sweet little boy called Billy
A time he was completely fascinated 
With the workings of his willy

One day Billys mother asked him
As his willy stood to attention
“Billy why are you always playing with it?”
With deep thought he answered her question

Billy’s lovely little face grew very serious 
And with the innocence and honesty of only children
Billy looked at his mother and quietly replied
“Because it’s my best friend”!!!

Written by M Asim Nehal
Categories: humor, humorous,

Innocence - Limerick

To him someone said “One DAY we all will die”
Every soul will taste the death and no one can defy
Only our good or bad deeds will go
No one can make any alter to this flow
He was scared during DAY but by night he slept like fly.

Written by Suujish Kandampullyy
Categories: fun, giggle, humor, innocence,

In the Midst of Woods

In the midst of woods

I was walking alone



In a mood of sorrow

There was no one to follow 



The winds blowing past me

Makes a whistling sound



The growing darkness haunts me

As I feel the presence of someone around



I got stuck up in my way

As the negative thoughts carried me away 



As my Mind began to exaggerate

My heart started to accelerate



In fear of getting lost away

From the woods I ran away.

Written by Mark Martin
Categories: confidence, humor, innocence, trust,

Beware of This Man

I don't make cold calls nor do I mail spam
Yet others accuse me of running a scam
A chance for a fortune - to get rich real quick
A solid gold ingot that's just a lead brick
Pass this on further just like a chain letter
A miracle cure all to make you feel better
The 'gyptians might build up their great pyramids
But I can scheme Ponzi - let's earn a few quid
Just give me your details to get to your bank
I'll empty your savings - no need to say thanks

Written by Pat Adams
Categories: boy, grandmother, humorous, innocence,

Enquiring Minds

"How old are you Granny?", her grandson wants to know
Said with a yet to be learned, decorum to show
She said, "Thirty and holding!",
With a smile and not scolding
He asked, "How old would you be then, if you let go?"

Written by Edward Schmitz
Categories: childhood, children, funny, giggle, humorous, innocence

Poo Poem

Poo Poem Something baffling I have found Is that kids will laugh when they hear the sound Sometimes even the word will do But nothing is funny about turds or poo The smell the feel the color the sound Like putrid mines that litter the ground So nasty when it sticks to your shoe But ten times worse if it gets on you The sound of a fart can clear a room The smell is as noxious as toxic fumes Those unlucky enough to have a feel Will surely release a horrid squeal Is there some joke that I don't see What makes them laugh could it be funny Smiles and laughs and giggling too What is so funny about turds and poo

Written by Muhammad Safa Thajudeen
Categories: funny, innocence,

Innocent

No innocent the rich,
Innocent the poor,
In no cent the poor,
Innocent the poor!

Written by Elizabeth Mccann
Categories: funny, humorous, innocence, technology,

Hapless

That robot on line is so crafty!
Pick a number, he says; make it snappy!
Or go to the App
He'll get nowhere with that;
He should know by now I'm un-appy!

Written by Peter Golden
Categories: funny

Innocence

A virginal banana 
gives birth to 
his inner masculine 
peculiarities 
by peeling back 
the layers of 
his latent 
sexual machinery. 

Self-gratification 
is an insincere 
occupation, 
a contemptuous 
pleasure-seeking 
leisure interest, 
satisfied only 
by the dexterity of one’s 
lust filled imagination. 

Alas, 
he could only 
handle his own 
diminutive stature 
if his blossoming bonanza 
was viewed through 
the magnifying glass 
of a short-sighted, 
armless geriatric. 

Oh, to be a child 
whose soul ambition 
is to play 
doctors and nurses 
with the girl(s) 
next door.

Written by Rudolph Rinaldi
Categories: first love, funny, happiness, innocence, life, natural disasters

Sitting Happy

Sitting happy in my bathtub
Sailing my boat 
In still waters 
between and around my kneecaps
When you stepped in 
and capsized 
me

Written by Greg Gaul
Categories: adventure, appreciation, confidence, humor, innocence, love

Missdirections

Applies her makeup
Grabs that glam getup
May put on odd airs
Acts as if she cares
Giggles to lowbrows
Wiggles with highbrows
Goes downtown dancing
Dips downright dazzling
So no big to-do
For this ingenue

Written by James Edward Lee Sr.
Categories: anxiety, baby, caregiving, childhood, funny, innocence

Baby Face What's You Thinkin a --Guess What I Got

You know what?
Guess what I got
And no I’m not wet
But you can guess
I'm hyper, bit kiper,and niper, 
La, la  I got a dirty diaper



12/21/18
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2018©
(picture A)

Written by Vladimir Tumanov
Categories: age, humorous, innocence, irony, life, sorrow

Average

I refused to bow down to the mean. To be average would not be my scene. I’d avoid every trap. This would be but a snap. When I thought this, my age was eighteen.