Funny Poems About Holidays or Holidays Funny Poems

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

Written by Verlecia Fields
Categories: black african american, celebration, christmas, holiday, humor,

Happy Holidays and Christmas Pie

Happy Holidays and Happy New Year

May your Christmas pie
miss, your eye
and your mouth
receive great cheer!

Happy New Year


aka: lyricvixen

Written by Doris Lee
Categories: computer-internet, cowboy-western, faith, family, forgiveness, funny, happiness,

Holidays

most  people  like  holidays  and  some  dont  or  they  are  always  grumpy  on  
holidays.mostly  the  children like  holidays.lots  of  family's  spend  time  
together  and  have  lots  of  fun  on  holidays.


Written by Christine Bialczak
Categories: family, holiday, humor,

Our Holidays

Our Holidays! 

Grandpa is gassy and grandma passed out 
Uncle Joe’s drunk and Aunt Emma no doubt 
Can’t believe her eyes 
To us, no surprise 
All this drama makes my mom want to shout!

Written by Anais Vionet
Categories: christmas, fun, holiday, humor, joy, love, teen,

Trending Holidays

Christmas has been trending and
I chose to play into the parasocial violence,
with no salt or brakes physically and emotionally,
- the holidays - lush and fresh, just hit different.

When I see the lights, the smiles, and get my hugs
I want to cry and throw up from joy at the same time.
The holidays make me believe in love. I don’t care.
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violence = slang for being cute on social media

Written by Melani Udaeta
Categories: emotions, holiday, humor,

Spam For the Holidays

Don’t they know where it’s going?
So much time they are wasting; 
Robotic spam we are stuck
with holiday email junk; 
Life ticking as I sit deleting.


Written by James Watkin
Categories: holiday, humor,

Its Summer, and Holidays

Our spirit's levity
At liberty
In warmed up air, as real felt
As makes dizzy!

Now eye to eye can go
Each sigh to know
With whom, carefree and careless
Off them, astray
World of hardships spurn! Off, away.
Poor moth! Poor thou!