humorous poetry

A collection of poems with an emphasis on the grisly or ghastly, including "If You're Strolling in a Sewer," "Mr. One Leg," and "A Vampire Bit a Ghostly Neck.".

Humorous poems divided into categories such as "Me," "Parents," "Gross Out," and "All Mixed Up" by poets including Shel Silverstein, Judith Viorst, and Jack Prelutsky.

A collection of amusing verses by a variety of poets, including Emily Dickinson, Spike Milligan, Shakespeare, and others less well known.

A collection of hard-to-say humorous rhymes, accompanied by cartoon-style illustrations.

A collection of limericks about such characters as the Elephant Boy, the fast fiddler from Middletown, and the silly old skinflint named Quince.

A collection of poems about pets inspired by children who sent the author humorous anecdotes about their pets.

Mother Goose's stern sister whips into shape difficult children in this humorous collection of poems.

A collection of comical poems by James Proimos which reflect on the joys of being a child.

A collection of twenty-two humorous poetic epitaphs based on the deceased's line of work, including underwear salesman, food critic, book editor, and others.

A collection of nonsensical poems about dogs that purr, eating soup with a knife, a baby girl with a mustache, and other silly situations.