Funny Poems

Funny Poems – Funny Irish poetry has a special appeal for all true and respected Irishmen. Is it a leprechaun? Four leaf clover? Is it a bit blarney?

The first humorous poem is about the famous Irish gift of the gab and rock legend Blarney. This stone is not easily placed in the foundation of Blarney Castle, in the town of Blarney, County Cork. Ireland People have to practice bending over to kiss it, (and then there’s the germ problem, but I digress…) Kissing the Blarney Stone should give you a gift. It’s not normal. Persuasive speech.

Funny Poems

The following poem is a limerick about a man from Cork, Ireland. Some people think that limericks are Irish poetry, because “Limerick” is a city in Ireland. However, despite its name, the limerick became popular in England, back in 1845, with the “Book of Nonsense” by Edward Lear. Go to my limerick page to see the original Edward Lear as well as some limericks of my own. Better yet, go straight to my Irish Limericks page to see an example of limericks about Ireland.

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The following limerick, from yours truly, is about a great enthusiast from Cork, Ireland. Again, click on the map below to learn more about Cork.

The following funny poem is about Ireland’s telephone number ‘three’. Although many people think of the Irish shamrock as a four-leaf clover (for good luck), in fact the legend of the shamrock comes from St. Patrick who used a three-leaf clover to describe the trinity (Father, Son, the Holy Spirit. ), uses the shamrock to show how our organization can be built as one.

The next and last funny Irish poem on this page is about the famous leprechaun. The leprechaun, according to Irish legend, is a small old man about two feet tall, a cobbler (shoemaker) by trade, who is both mischievous and rich. Rich with a capital “R”. These children are the owners of the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and in other hidden places.

Funny Irish Poems

According to Irish mythology, the leprechaun may be forced to share his gold with you. But of course there is a catch. To convince him to show himself, you have to keep your eyes on him. If you turn your head, it will disappear in an eye. Click on the image below to see more information about Ireland.

(They are tough and smart). This fairy will run. So, a better plan, In my opinion, The truth must be told, Just pay him a visit, And win gold!

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