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Limerick Poems About Thanksgiving
Poem Details | by
Jan Allison |
Categories:
celebration, food, thanksgiving, thanksgiving day,
Today it is Thanksgiving Day
For all dead turkey’s I do pray
That you had a good life
Now you’re carved with a knife
Served on a plate as the entrée
Have a great Thanksgiving folks!
26th November 2015
Poem Details | by
Robert L. Hinshaw |
Categories:
humorous, thanksgiving,
Tom Turkey got lost 'midst the teeming flock,
Thus, avoiding the dreaded chopping block!
Hunkering down spared his life,
Averting the carving knife!
He now recovers from traumatic shock!
Poem Details | by
Eve Roper |
Categories:
thanksgiving,
A wild gobbler strutted into the woods,
it did not see all the camouflage hoods,
straight into a turkey shoot;
trips over a gnarly root,
with ruffle feathers made off with its goods.
11/17/2019
Poetry Contest: Holiday Themed Limerick
Sponsored By: Tania Kitchin
Poem Details | by
Lim'Rik Flats |
Categories:
thanksgiving day,
Happy Thanksgiving to all you Canucks
I'd send you a card and maybe some bucks
but I'm broke
that's no joke
Stay close to the fire and wear your mukluks
Poem Details | by
Richard Breese |
Categories:
age, autumn, emotions, october, thanksgiving, tree,
aged wings with fairy sound
swirling colors gather round
glide without care
past our sad stare
final rest upon the ground.
Poem Details | by
Duke Beaufort |
Categories:
confusion, funny, holiday, philosophy, social,
With "plenty" this culture's endowed
Bad outcomes are never allowed!
But nature's stealthy
And notes for the wealthy
Silver linings come with a cloud
Poem Details | by
Randy Imwalle |
Categories:
animal, food, funny, holiday, humorous, thanksgiving,
The man had a tough choice to make
Which of the birds should he take?
Both turkeys looked good
But he thought that he should
Take the jenny instead of the jake.
Poem Details | by
Jack Ellison |
Categories:
celebration,
It's Canada's Thanksgiving, today is the day
We give thanks for a country that continues to amaze
Peaceful and prospering
Steadfast and unfaltering
Proud as punch to be Canadian, this oath I convey
© Jack Ellison 2015
Poem Details | by
Kim Merryman |
Categories:
funny, holiday, day,
Thanksgiving is a day to be grateful,
Not a day to be grumpy or hateful.
But a burnt pumpkin pie,
And a turkey that's dry,
Might make it hard to be elateful.*
11/16/12
*(I realize elateful is not a word, but I claim poetic
license.)
Poem Details | by
Susan Ashley |
Categories:
fun, humor, political, thanksgiving day,
Now pouts the ex-president Trumpty
his turkey-day gravy’s all lumpy
he’s down on his luck
for he’s a lame duck
his a** voters threw in the dumpty
Susan Ashley
November 26, 2020
~ Second Place ~
Contest: Out On A Lim
Sponsor: Joseph May
Poem Details | by
Lim'Rik Flats |
Categories:
nonsense, thanksgiving day,
Happy day of giving thanks to all Ameri-cans
enjoy your feasting-football-family, party-hearty plans
even to you
who do tofu
instead of turkey (those birds, your biggest fans)
Poem Details | by
David Bose |
Categories:
humor, thanksgiving,
Deprived pilgrim wives ruminated
On ways to get hubbies elated:
After Thanksgiving chow
Ogling men hollered “wow!”
As wet-shirted women they rated.
Poem Details | by
Kevin Leake |
Categories:
humor, thanksgiving, thanksgiving day,
Now on this thanksgiving day
Whilst you wash your dinner away
With wine and coffee creamy topped
And listen to the music bop
I wish you all the turkey trots
© Copyright K.C.Leake
27th November 2015
All Rights Reserved
Poem Details | by
John Lawless |
Categories:
thanksgiving day,
The “gobble-oscopy”
When the chef succumbed to his bottle
twenty turkeys escaped without gobble
took an apple and stuck it
where no one would pluck it
so the chef giving chase could but hobble
John GLawless
11/23/2016
Poem Details | by
Kevin Leake |
Categories:
blessing, humor, thanksgiving,
Let’s thank God for this turkey day
But all of the birds have runaway
They must of seen the axe
Don’t think they could relax
Left all their feathers in the hay
© Copyright K.C.Leake
26th November 2015
All Rights Reserved
Poem Details | by
Cheryl Hoffman |
Categories:
food, holiday,
We all commented that the turkey was grand,
somebody saying the gravy was too bland,
we had said Grace,
stuffed our faces,
thank God for pants with elastic waist bands!
11-24-16
HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE!!!
Poem Details | by
Renee Kelly |
Categories:
thanksgiving, , cute,
There once was a turkey named Tom
Always persecuted by those with aplomb
He managed a stay
From one with much sway
But still served to all with much calm
Poem Details | by
Rico Leffanta |
Categories:
thanksgiving,
The Pilgrims were woefully thinner
But learned what to eat from a sinner
In thanks for their living
They held a Thanksgiving
And ate Wampanoag for dinner
Poem Details | by
James Horn |
Categories:
allegory, analogy,
My Thanksgiving Poem
We re giving God thanks for the creation.
Of America that is another new nation;
Happiness existed;
Love persisted,
And there now will be a big celebration.
Jim Horn
Poem Details | by
Jerry T Curtis |
Categories:
thanksgiving, thanksgiving day,
Get out of my way
That's what I say
When making my way to the table
And after some meat, stuffing and treats
I'll walk away if I am able
Happy Thanksgiving everyone
and if you do not celebrate it in you country
I'll just have to have your slice of pie
Poem Details | by
Pat Adams |
Categories:
dedication, humorous, silly, thanksgiving,
A turkey named Betty who knew better,
Slipped and let a well known butcher get her
Her last day of living,
To be on Thanksgiving
But she was loved by all those who "et" her!
Poem Details | by
Robert L. Hinshaw |
Categories:
humorous, thanksgiving,
Tom Turkey's doom again was kept at bay
He wasn't picked for Thanksgiving entree
Hunkered down to keep his head
His pals were victims instead
Tom survived to live for another day
Poem Details | by
Cheryl Hoffman |
Categories:
holiday, humor,
Thankful and blessed are we today
1621 started this holiday
the Mayflower trip
Squanto's Indian tips
thank God he was bilingual by the way!
Happy Thanksgiving Everyone! :)
11-23-17
Poem Details | by
Robert Gorelick |
Categories:
humor,
An old chow chow in Albuquerque
is often called odd, weird, and quirky
He drinks only prune juice
His best friend is a goose
and on Thanksgiving he weeps for the turkey
Poem Details | by
James Horn |
Categories:
allegory, analogy,
A Pilgrimage
Of Christ, many said they saw an image,
So to certain place went on a pilgrimage;
Were in search of,
Love from above;
Bethlehem is where they found a village.
Thanksgiving is coming soon.
Jim Horn