Bar Jokes Poem by Florence P. Wordsmith

Bar Jokes

Rating: 4.8


A tired horse climbed up the stair
Of the bar after a race
The bartender glanced at the mare
Inquired him: 'Why the long face? '

Gold Digger Joe ordered a beer
In his favorite local diner
'I can't serve you' the barkeep sneered
See, Digger Joe, he was a miner

A snake came up out of the bay
'A cold one please, ' he snickered
But he wouldn't get his drink today
'Cause he couldn't hold his liquor

A pastor, rabbi and a priest
Entered in after a smoke
The bartender, whose brow was creased
Asked the three, 'Is this a joke? '

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Arthur Q. Kromwelle 31 January 2009

Unashamedly humourous. A plus plus.

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Jim Norausky 19 January 2009

Ha. Good poem. Well done. Enjoyed it.

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