Drink Poems | Examples

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Premium Member The Cup

They still want us to suffer as if we have left
The residue at the bottom
Maybe doubting we finished that cup yet
The drink wasn’t supposed to taste awesome
They keep treating us rather sternly  
Even though we are still miles apart
Maybe happier than it was meant to be
Taking suffering as the high art
Of those who remember better than us
The garden with apple tree
But living each day as if it were our last
We’ve done all the drinks, haven’t we?

Premium Member What Else is There to Do

    
We must not drink or eat
   Absolutely nothing to drink or eat, I repeat

Forget sex, there’s no holding hands
   Even a peck on the cheek is banned

As for washing, bathing, or showering
   Maybe a maybe, if one's odor is overpowering

All of this, and Yom Kippur is called a holiday
   ~ Easy to see why the whole day in synagogue we pray!

Premium Member Merchantman Report

I professorially , perceptively
unofficially
noiselessly spoke

that addlepated
moldy merchantman
would pass
through foaminess

with volumetrically
unretrievable moonshine
and sunberry fodder
for bungarus

his puppyish
impracticable tantrum

impeccable monotonous drone
rowdy crescendo

a classic companion dither

could they brainwash
this opposer ?

but lukewarm normalcy
will not obstreperously come .

okay !


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • September 14–20, 2026)


Premium Member What Nectar is to a Bee

       What Nectar is to a Bee ?
     " Its drinking desire must be !"
       Invitation from bloom : Bee sips in glee.

                Abloom blossom to greet
                 bee , offering nectar as treat
                 to meet its appetite.

      Flower and bee ! Mutual : Complementary :    
       Both are comfortable in floral territory.
 
   As prime drink, bee sips nectar.
         Pollen sticking to bee in flowery sector 
           initiating pollination at random :
              Flowery wisdom !
      .
  Flower and bee ! Made for each other.
       Nectar as bond to one another.

Premium Member The door opens

the door opened ajar
there stood a drunken man with an empty bottle
looking afar

pleading in eye
hobbled in, a shaky wobble
bit high

got Ales
mouthful gobble
bales

Premium Member  RAIN  

A pretty sunny day can start off with white fluffy clouds,
the bright blue sky becomes the big backdrop.
I love to sit and watch the white fluffy clouds,
as they dance across the bright blue sky.
Many times as I watch,
I see zoo animals walking by.
Then the thunder sounds off,
like a canon across the sky.
The day is going from pretty to dark,
is rain about to come in for a visit?
As the peaceful wind starts to pick up,
the birds fly to hide.
It has been hot and dry here,
everything needs a bath and a cool drink.
The flowers and trees welcome the rain,
as the pitter patter starts.
Come down slow they seem to say,
make the rain last for awhile.


Premium Member Flavored Buzz Huitain

Flavor guzzles an atmosphere
of cinnamon-dusted coffee.
Don’t worry there is plenty here,
a mug for you and one for me.
Sip slow but I will drink quickly 
lest it vanish without a taste.
Spicy sticks languish dutifully 
as our buzz is expertly laced.

Morning Routines KOTABA KOKORO

Morning Routines KOTABA KOKORO 
2/6/7/6/8
 coffee
drinking first thing in the morning 
while watching the daily news show
the news depressing me 
turning it off, drinking coffee

coffee 2 4 2 poem

Coffee 
Morning delight 
Perfect

Wrongteous Rights

The shadows are as yellow 
As bloom as the grey
As dark as the meadow
As gloom as the wave
As light as the crow
Through drunken haze
And as white as the terror
When put to the chase

The sounds are as silent
As whispering as the trees
As loud as the tired
As quiet as the screams 
As wailing as the leaf
Through highpitched ear’s screech
And as quiet as still
When the end meets the leech

The tastes are as bleak
As dull as the fruit
As sour as leaf
As honeyed as soot
As tangy as the peak
As sharp as the root
And so is the blade
I am no brute

The stenches are as honey
As sweet as the hay
As bland as the berry 
As foul as the bay
As sour as dairy
Through the incense, heavy
And as sour as what’s underneath
When the dirt is no longer empty

The forest is harp
As metal as twigs
As hard as carp
As soft as sticks
Yet under my feet, sharp
And as such is my overwhelming belief
He -  ‘ it ‘ won’t be missed, in the depths of a scarp

Use Your Loaf

Brewed with similar ingredients
as when baking bread,
a Maßkrug of beer in Germany
is called a 'glass sandwich' instead.
Yet, as half a loaf
is better than none,
if the glass is half full,
and another half empty,
of the two,
which is the optimal one?

The farce of Brydon Carse


Our nation’s reputation is already scuffed

The chunter as another punter got duffed

Generation.. blunter advice have rebuffed


Latest sensation of vice Root not chuffed

Spice not once but thrice & chests puffed

No VIP pass in the splice should be stuffed


ECB still choosing Key as yet again fluffed

Are accusing Rob the knob’s gob we huffed

Stokes an a*se blokes boozing not snuffed

Trite this sh*te will be alright they bluffed 

A farce losing Brydon Carse as got cuffed

Premium Member What Is My Worst Enemy?

My worst enemy could be,
could it be a flea?
What is the magical key?
Do I need to make a plea?
Let me sit and think as I drink some tea,
under this fall pretty red leaf tree.
My worst enemy could it be me?
No way or I would flee.
Now down on one knee,
I will ask thee.
My worst enemy could be,
oh please set me free.
Is it a huge crime?
Wish it was as simple a rhyme.
Can I buy it for a dime?
Would you believe it is time?
I need more time in each of my days,
my time runs together as a big maze.
Sometimes I only see a dark haze,
please send me more time without any delays

hallucinatory



no thoughts tornadoed continents waiting
our ignited centres spaced dichotomy 
unnamed species inhabited surrounds
we knew not of wisdom pounds
too much ayahuasca in the Amazon

__________________________

Gold Winner Poem
Allpoetry August 26
Brevity Contest 
Prompt: Hallucinatory

Premium Member Tighten with a Screwdriver

I addressed a Canadian goose.
He had five screws.  Three were loose.
He opened up his bill and said, 
"Help me tighten up my head". 
I said, "I see why you're so loose. 
We'll need more vodka and orange juice".

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