Category Archives: Monday morning writing joke

Monday morning writing joke: “Writer named Elf”

There once was a writer named Elf,

Who wanted to see all his books up on the shelf.

In bookstores and in homes

He wanted his stories to roam.

So he hid them among Santa’s present wealth.

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A cup of Mercury

I swallowed from the cup of Mercury

to cover my absurdity.

The ambrosia of Venus

was cloudy in toxic meanness.

I raised a toast to ol’ Earth

the land of mirth and birth.

I’d thought I’d reached the stars

but was only a sip of Mars.

“Here’s mud in your eye,”

I said to Jupiter by and by.

I left a ring around Saturn —

just following an old pattern.

I drank from Uranus

though you thought me an ignoramus.

Things got kind of blurry

drinking from Neptune in such a hurry.

I got blotto on Pluto —

as a planet I couldn’t let go.

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Monday morning writing joke: “Poet Nice”

There once was a poet from Nice

Who one day lost his only valise.

Full of rhyme and reason

He had town’s folk believin’

Until it was found they’d be no peace.

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Monday morning writing joke: “Ouch”

WRITER: Comedy comes from pain.

AGENT: Then this meeting is hilarious.

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Monday morning writing joke: “Writer from Chicago”

There once was writer from Chicago,

Who fancied himself a hero in Key Largo.

So, he packed up his crap,

But misread his map,

And is living near zero in Fargo.

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Monday (morning) writing joke: “Writer of Horror”

There once was a writer of horror

Who wrote about mean, evil flora.

And there once was a fly

That landed nearby

And ate him so he could write no more-ah.

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Monday morning writing joke: “Writer of Satire”

There once was a writer of satire,

Who feared his profession would soon expire.

No matter what he would write

Reality very soon made it trite,

Or worse, make it something to desire.

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Monday (morning) writing joke: “Poet from D.C.”

The once was a poet from D.C. /

Politics wouldn’t let him be. /

So, he finally gave in /

And started rhyming the sin, /

Beginning with orange and swamp and pee.

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Monday morning writing joke: “Writer from NASA”

There once was a writer from NASA

Who knew if aliens could blast ya.

He wrote his memoir

Called, Life from Afar.

His agent said, “The movies have passed ya.”

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Monday morning writing joke: “Writer from Manhattan”

There once was a writer from Manhattan

Who wrote all his novels in Latin.

A dead language, he said,

Makes them appear well read.

But for his wallet it did nothing to fatten.

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