Humorous Poems 2
A further miscellany of humorous poetry by Paul Curtis, English author and Poet in Residence at Peculiar Poetry.
Across the Void
A humorous poem about a strange and intriguing phenomenon, Across the Void will appeal to both dedicated UFOlogists and dyslexic urologists.
A Clown at Dinner
Essentially a funny joke in verse form, A Clown for Dinner is a fine example of narrative humorous poetry.
Monopoly
Not a poem about the interminable board game, but rather about one of life's strange contradictions.
Oh No He Isn't
A funny poem which combines pantomime with pathos.
One Born Every Day
A short, thought-provoking poem with an underlying Darwinian message.
Beast in the Mist
A funny poem about one of the most dangerous predatory creatures known to man...
All at Sea
An narrative poem about cruising and sex, which is a good deal less dirty than this introduction would suggest.
Criminal Records
The Iranian justice system is well known for its amputative approach to the rehabilitation of offenders...
Don't Take a Fence
Perhaps the poem should have been placed in the funny English poems section, for its worth explaining that whilst in Wales 'John the fence' would be someone who put up fences, in England he would be someone who dealt in stolen goods.
Luvvie
Luvvies are somewhat precious and often rather camp classical actors who...
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