Best Al Dente Poems
Below are the all-time best Al Dente poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of al dente poems written by PoetrySoup members
I Like My Soup Al DenteI like my poetry soup cooked al dente,
so lots of diced adjectives in the pot went,
and I threw in some fresh verse,
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Categories:
al dente, beautiful, poetry, writing,
Form:
Verse
Al Dente WesternHe rides his horse into town with dramatic cowboy flair
where suddenly a certain amount of tension fills the air
wide rimmed cowboy hat pulled down low
with...
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Categories:
al dente, angst, food, , western,
Form:
Rhyme
Date Night (And the Day After)Opening line from "Highway Five Love Poem" by Ruth L. Schwartz
This is a love poem for all the tomatoes
I squished to make our Date-Night spaghetti.
Our...
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Categories:
al dente, food, lost love, sad,
Form:
Villanelle
Sacred Lakes
“Sacred Lakes”
There is magic
in your shaman bones
stories shaken like strange mojo
busy under cover of autumn leaves
turning burnished topaz gold
idling unrushed roll...
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Categories:
al dente, journey, love, magic,
Form:
Romanticism
500 Pounds of PastaAlong a Jersey creek, somebody
Made a crazy find –
500 pounds of pasta had been
Somehow left behind.
Whoever dumped the noodles
(Mainly elbows and spaghetti)
Isn’t known,...
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Categories:
al dente, word play,
Form:
Rhyme
Pasta: a Fork of HeavenPASTA: A FORK OF HEAVEN
In a pot of bubbling boiling water,
I drop hard nine inches long bundle of farfelles..
Minutes passed,between my fingertips,
I pressed one...
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Categories:
al dente, beautiful, desire, food, imagery,
Form:
Didactic
Picking a PastaEeny meeny capellini,
Ziti, elbows, bucatini.
Vermicelli, farfalloni,
Gnocchi, orzo, rigatoni.
Alfabeto and linguine,
Cavatelli, fettuccine.
Penne, pappardelle and gigli,
Stelle, risi, tripolini.
Picking pasta gives you choices;
Any way, your mouth rejoices.
Think I'll...
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Categories:
al dente, food,
Form:
Rhyme
Daydream TiaraMidday sometimes in class instead of learning algebra
While she should be calculating and figuring a formula
Her mind wanders aboard a moonlit gondola
Serenaded by a musician...
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Categories:
al dente, class, dream, fantasy, math,
Form:
Monorhyme
Changing LanesBooze and madness.
I'm feeling it. Again,
nobody believes me but the nonsense, it just makes sense.
It's all about the soul deep down inside
That's me.
I'm in my...
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Categories:
al dente, places,
Form:
Free verse
A Tasty LasagnaI rarely follow any traditional rules
when it comes to culinary delights;
everyone should try my tasty lasagna,
which I surely learned from Mamma.
I cook the noodles for...
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Categories:
al dente, food, passion
Form:
Rhyme
There's No Escape From Certain ThingsChecking the lights on the dashboard when they flash and stay red:
it's the oil that needs to be changed or the engine that requires
maintenance, and...
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Categories:
al dente, food, funny, mother, urban,
Form:
Rhyme
AbandonSleepless ... tossed like pillows, our sleep number slumber
so sweetly disturbed ... pretzel limbs, twisted soft and warm ...
we tear torrid tunnels through Egyptian cotton...
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Categories:
al dente, love, metaphor, moon, passion,
Form:
Free verse
Tom's Tid BitsBridal Party- what horses have when they get new saddles
al dente' vegetables- vegetables hard enough to dent your teeth
Oregano- the Italian section of a northwestern...
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Categories:
al dente, funny, on writing and
Form:
Burlesque
Lovers SymphonyWooing, My LOVE
Chateau-Briand, with homemade sauce Bernaise
Pancake cottage fries, al dente cauliflower Polonaise
1971 bottle of Pouilly-Fuisse on ice, already Chilled
The Love of my Life,...
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Categories:
al dente, fantasy, love, passion, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Understanding Poetrya certain al dente to the line
that gives up its sustenance
without some sentimental mush
but toothy, with crunch and crush
a rhyme is good, but not all...
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Categories:
al dente, introspection, poems, poets,
Form:
Rhyme