Get Your Premium Membership

Food Verse Poems

These Food Verse poems are examples of Verse poems about Food. These are the best examples of Verse Food poems written by international poets.


Premium Member IT s THE LITTLE THINGS LIKE TIM TAMS
it’s the little things like tim tams.
having gotten my attention, the box
hops into my shopping cart, but not
before I cartwheel and squeal, certain
that one of...

Read More
Categories: verse, food, friendship,



Fish Party
Each goldfish
is like a birthday candle
of flickering fins;
or under-water sparkles
of sunlit sugar
sprinkled, trickled, rippled.
My face is staring
over the pond;
they gather
for party bags
we call stinky-fish-food,
while cloud-balloons
make...

Read More
Categories: verse, child, fish,

Premium Member Mountebank
Highly entertaining
Charlatan; painting
Manipulating, brewed
Tasty food so others can
Swallow, digest and process.

Deals and wheels
With their golden tongue
Of sweet sugar and honey,
A thief. 
A confidence trickster
In order...

Read More
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: verse, image,

Premium Member MOST REVEREND ARCH BISHOP CARDINAL JEROME LISTEKI
OTETS THE MANY DAYS AND NIGHT YOU LENT ME YOUR 
DIVINE EAR THROUGH PRAYER DURING HARDSHIP TIMES 
AND ILLNESS RAISING MY GRANDDAUGHTER KEEPING HER 
SAFE...

Read More
Categories: verse, america, angel, miracle, seasons,

Premium Member I did half a cart wheel
I did half a cart wheel
once pooped a quarter
don't ask
OK, i also tried the dog food
the crunchy stuff wasn't bad
I'll still eat the last cookie...

Read More
Categories: verse, humor, life, nostalgia,



Premium Member Lost Wednesday


It happened on a Monday.
Thoughts, drifting
From one moment to the next,
Reassured by the kiss of a past,
Buried by the last chance,
Remembered by the heart who...

Read More
Categories: verse, blessing, christian, faith, forgiveness,

Premium Member codependency
light …

and dark -
shadow and bright
are diametrically opposed
and intricately interdependent
we must learn to not fear the dark
for it holds the same delight, the same color
the...

Read More
Categories: verse, analogy, dark, life, light,

a hot day and a smelter
A hot day and a smelter

Is it in Qatar, or in Dubai a friendly aluminum 
smelter for sale, the one in the picture on a TV...

Read More
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: verse, color, creation, extended metaphor,

In the shadow of the system, I withdraw in silence
In the shadow of the system, I withdraw in silence,
Watching as the sky effortlessly weaves the white of clouds.
To the vast game of the world,...

Read More
© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: verse, fantasy,

Premium Member A Hooked Fish
Nervous I sat,
waiting to be called.
I wasn’t sure what it was he said,
but it meant a lot to me.
Then I realized,
he was not talking to...

Read More
Categories: verse, me, scary, spoken word,

Premium Member WASTE NOT - WANT NOT
In those days we had to make do and mend.
Milk bottles we would rinse out and return.
Kellogg’s cartons we collect for children
to cut and paste...

Read More
Categories: verse, england, nostalgia,

My Best Day
She came to me when I brought in carts
and she was filling online grocery orders.

I gestured to her and handed her a poem
just written the...

Read More
Categories: verse, love,

a ship's cook
A ship's cook 

The sea is dark, clunky, and calm today
 slowly undulate 
turns white where the ship's bow has plowed a furrow
that stretches for miles.
Gulls still follow...

Read More
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: verse, absence, anti bullying, books,

Clean
I’m busy again.
Dusting, organizing, mopping.
Everything is clean already.
We already swept up all her old food.
And mopped her muddy paw prints.
It’s clean, it’s clean enough!
They say.
We...

Read More
Categories: verse, angst, cat, loss,

More Than That
Clever.
In a way only a person can be.
When she would try to sneak our human food.
Loving.
When she would place her paw on my hand.
If she...

Read More
Categories: verse, angst, cat, loss,


Book: Reflection on the Important Things