Limerick Poems About Shrimp | Shrimp Limerick Poems
Written by Gary Smith
Categories: funny, rude,

Unhappy Tommy Macguigan

Unhappy Tommy Macguigan

He wasn't blessed with a big'un

'Twas rather a shrimp

And usually limp,

Poor little thing, best kept hidden.


Written by David Fisher
Categories: food, humorous,

Blimp's Diet

There’s a plump man they call The Blimp
Who recently started to limp
Though each day without fail
He’d eat a whole whale
So I proposed that he switch to shrimp



Written by Romeo Naces
Categories: nostalgia, people, places, seasons,

Chilled Chaser

back then, younger summer evenings,

                we ate crabs, oysters, shrimp fillings

                    chased and downed, my dear,

                              with Mexican beer,

                  shortcomings, but no misgivings !


Written by Gail Debole
Categories: animal, bird, nature,

The Flamingos Flamencoed

Written by Gail DeBole
January 20, 2020

A flock of Flamingos so pink
Had feathers that made people blink.
They group-danced with heads high
In a Flamenco style.
Ate shrimp, algae, and water to drink.

Author's Note: The type of food affects the color of the feathers.


Written by Robert Gorelick
Categories: humor,

An Australian Pug

An Australian pug so loves prawn
she could munch it from evening ‘till dawn
It’s called shrimp, silly Aussie
yaps a Yank borzoi quite bossy
But being good mates, their anger’s long gone



Written by Kim Rodrigues
Categories: food,

The Specialty Chef

The specialty chef he sure kindles knives. He flips all the shrimp and shreds the chives. The blaze from the heat cuts all from their seats. The customers split as he s-pares their lives. 1/3/2019 Joseph May’s Limerick Contest