Appetit Poems | Examples


List of Member Poems

Premium Member MISTER GNAT BON APPETIT

A gnat a small winged insect
Gnats often fund in large swarms
Cohabitated with a house fly inept
They lived together shared a room outside a barn

In the blink of an eye
The fly spied waste/manure
The gnat said hey, wait what ya doing, sigh!
The fly licked and washed his hands maneuvered

Opened his mouth and the fly liquefy the manure waste
He asked the gnat, oooh yum you want a taste
Making it substance, suitable for their taste
The gnat said no, he’s got a better taste to behold ooh! waste

The gnat at the dusk, flying in swarms near water Sources Rivers and streams
Declared his attraction to moisture, clean organic matter
 And wet soil Fungus and human eye water
No, thank you I’ll settle for sweet fruits know what I mean

And vegetables, nectar, human blood and plant roots
I don’t want no part of that manure
the gnat imparted, I AIN'T EATTIN THAT MESS?

11/20/25
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2025©

Premium Member bon appetit -

“taste” …

she whispered
making sure the “s” lingered on her
tongue like syrup …
I needed no instruction,
but her plea was proper music, nonetheless
prelude to pleasurable murmurings from
both our gullets,
though I put the vibrations of my low,
rumbling moan to good use
(as any obsequious scoundrel should)
her squeaky sigh wrapping
my core like a vine,
saturating my extremities …
another whisper - “tell me … pleeease”
I knew exactly what
and she knew I couldn’t speak,
my mouth being otherwise engaged,
so I sounded the syllables
letting them rumble slowly … again
and that …
brought the bloom -
both her hands weaving their way
through my hair
pulling me tightly to her
holding …
crying out -
the sounds of bliss that I lived to hear
the sultry song that slayed me …
and I?
an enormous smile on my face that
she couldn’t see, of course
but I think, perhaps,
she could tell …

all the same.

Premium Member Bon Appetit

Le Cordon Bleu sommelier in the know
Discussed wine pairing with patrons aglow
"What does your order include?"
"Roast turducken frankenfood"
"Then I recommend a dry Portmanteau!"






***
6/19/2020

This is an example of one of my free-range limericks.  Click on the pic to see the others.  Cheers!


Bon Appetit

i don't eat meat
it's not i can't or
it's not i won't i
just choose not
to but i'm not

an evangelical
vegetarian that
damns you you
sinner for taking
and tasting the

flesh so get over it
it's not genetic just
except it and leave
it as that so when
in Rome do as the

Romans do
i'd love to
have a
sample
of

you

Premium Member Bon Appetit

Make it bit cheaper,
Order a glass of water,
Enjoy what's offered.

Bon Appetit

Bon Appetit

Always say Bon appetit!
To all people when they eat
Or just say Enjoy your meal!
And it'll show them how you feel.


Bon Appetit

What a delicious lunch! 
I munched on your words
Nourishing my tired heart
Enjoyed the sweet parfait
Of your smile
Drank deeply, the essence
Of your laughter!


Cynthia

Bon Appetit

Aperitifs and hard spirits,
With canapes and rarebits.
Delicious hors de ouvres,
Accompanied by tangy dips.
Tomato soup with crouton,
And an entree of mouton;
My strawberry red sorbet:
Makes way for my releve.
Bring on the roast,
Not with melba toast;
Poor lentils of course,are the ones hated most.
Don't forget legumes,are vegetables of course!
The entremets the sweetest,of the entire course.
This cafe's hot coffee,makes me feel not to snore,
I've got to the finish sipping Bailey's liqueur.
                                                             ---- Princefreakasso
                                                                   (Artist and Poet)

Premium Member Bon Appetit

Jerusalem artichoke
Haunch of venison,
Roasted rabbit ,stuffed with squid,
Ravioli rice,
Exquisite hybrid-
Well worth the
Price !

Looking for the formal definition, structure, and history of this poetry form? Visit the Poetry Dictionary entry below. Then return to explore how PoetrySoup members bring the form to life through their own poems.

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace