Limerick Poems About Riddle | Riddle Limerick Poems
Written by Lindsay Laurie
Categories: riddle,

Ask the Sheep

We know knitters knit wool from skeins,
and when wet, us the wearer complains,
for our pullovers shrink,
and so this made me think,
why don't sheep ever shrink when it rains?


Written by Theresa Cw
Categories: fun, humor,

Fiddle, Riddle, Diddle

Fiddle, Riddle, Diddle

Peter Dolittle did play a fiddle
Couldn't tell too many fun riddles
Didn't miss a beat
Was not so as neat
Oh, oh, now he's doing a diddle.

Written: July 162015
Theresa



Written by Michelle Faulkner
Categories: confusion, funny, riddle, word play,

Cougar Fan

The older woman suddenly beams
When the young man says they are his dream
Thinking he's a fan
She flashes her cans
But his T-shirt reads, 'Cougars Football Team.'


Written by Poet. Undertaker
Categories: humor,

Sam, the Treesung

Once there was a dog called Sam, the treesung
he sung a great song as anthem,my song
Casikusur, a riddle
Zicasukur, a riddle
bloody how could sam sung my song?


Written by Ray Cardillo
Categories: funny, humorous, poems, riddle, silly, word play, write,

Haiku Limerick

There is too much Haiku in my head.
Too much Five-Seven-Five being read.
For a real good time,
We all like a rhyme,
So I wrote this limerick instead.



Written by Shane Solomon
Categories: funny

Riddle Me This Riddle Me That the Amazing Riddles of Fraidy Bat

The " Fraidy" bat flew high away
The "Fraidy"bat said he hated night more than day
I asked him why things were so,
He told me of the time he was molested by a moth named "Bo"
My ears were so violated by what I heard, I didn't know what to say


Written by Jack Ellison
Categories: silly,

It's Back I Decry

Help! Help! I'm running dry I'm the same old jester, can't figure out why Lost my giggle It's a mysterious riddle No wait, it's back, YAHOO I decry © Jack Ellison 2015


Written by Jack Ellison
Categories: riddle,

T'Nod Emalb Em, S'Ti Nhoj, S'Nhoj Tluaf

Yako sklof, s'ereh eht poocs, nhoJ nhoJ si yllatot elbisnopser S'ereht a tnarraw tuo rof sih tserra rof siht yllis klat etiuq elbavlosnu Eh skniht s'eh os revelc Rof siht ykcirt ruovaedne Tub er'ew otno sih esnesnon htiw siht ognil etiuq lacicraf © Jack Ellison 2015


Written by Lindsay Laurie
Categories: riddle,

Scammers

Bill visits psychics to predict future fame
for his fortunes and even a lottery claim.
But each psychic masks
this question Bill asks …
“how come you must ask me what’s my name?”


Written by Lindsay Laurie
Categories: humor,

Confusion

Now Paddy is as perplexed as can be,
by a riddle concerning his family,
for he just can’t see why
he has; said with a sigh,
two brothers but his sister has three.


Written by Jack Ellison
Categories: riddle,

Hell's Bells

“Hell's Bells” what in hell does that mean An expression I've heard since I was a teen Do they have bells down there When you get seated in a chair Preparing you for a barbecue, what a hellish scene


Written by Kevin Shaw
Categories: fun, history, mystery, nonsense, riddle, silly, word play,

Marie Celeste

Marie Celeste

There once was a Man of Mystery,
Who survived an event in History.
Escaped the Marie Celeste,
In a Canoe, heading West.

As for the rest, it’s still a mystery.


Written by Melani Udaeta
Categories: emotions, feelings, humor, write, writing,

A Riddle a Wordsmith

You try to teach but don’t listen,
talking all over me again;
Threw up that riddle
from a high pedestal;
Tossed it to a wordsmith, I win.


Written by Jack Ellison
Categories: riddle,

Romeo Potential

A lady once called me a romantic devil In these sweet loving words, I'll forever revel Usually my poems are comedy driven My soft tender side is quite hidden Stay tuned my friends, I still have Romeo potential


Written by Rico Leffanta
Categories: class, riddle,

A Class Act

A virtual classroom riddle:
Which of you just did a piddle?
The puddle is yellow
The teacher not mellow
Who's soaking wet in the middle?


Written by Jennifer Proxenos
Categories: child,

A Riddle Be From Me

An ambulance screeches to the hospital entrance,
In a mortuary van lies’ the father, such a senseless
Accident - child bleeding is rushed into theatre
The surgeon arrives’ goes up the elevator,
Sees patient, this is my son, operating would be reckless!


Written by James Horn
Categories: allegory, analogy,

Read Many More Horn Limerick

Read Many More Horn Limerick

What will life be worth living for?
There is a beginning of each shore
Even if a long or a short riddle
Every one of them must have a middle
My poems don't deplore and read many more.

Jim Horn


Written by James Horn
Categories: allegory, analogy,

Congress Should Cross Aisle

Congress Should Cross Aisle

Congress Should Cross Aisle and work from middle;
So they can be able to solve  each confusing riddle,
Musically declined,
And loss  of mind,
While around Trump always  will continue to fiddle.

Jim Horn


Written by Valsa George
Categories: extended metaphor, riddle,

What Is What

Compressed carbon is called Diamond
Cut land in water is called Island
Beaten copper is Wire
Love bitten man- Lover
Compressed, cut n’ beaten man is Husband


Written by Terry Flood
Categories: humorous,

Centre Ground

She went for the bowl in the middle Which sorted today’s lunchtime riddle Then she rested her head In a medium bed Till three hungry bears made her tiddle


Written by Rico Leffanta
Categories: political,

Diddle D

Trump supporters are quite a riddle
They're for, or against, but no middle
If that gets your goat
Then you should take note
Trump plays every string on a fiddle!


Written by David Crandall
Categories: math, riddle,

Math Riddle

What kind of jaded, jackass jerk'll
ask smugly with a smile and smirkle,
diagonals to think upon,
and an inscribed polygon,
while gazing on a split-up circle.


Written by Jack Ellison
Categories: destiny,

Masks

Back when I was a wee kiddle And in my dreams I would piddle The Lone Ranger Saved us from danger Wear a mask like LR it's not a riddle