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Best Baguettes Poems


Soul Food
Bagels and baguettes
Bap or fried bake,
The fruits of the flour
are easy to make

Chollah, chapatti, 
Cinnamon bun.
These global delights,
make eating such fun.

Filled with Caribbean sweet meat
like Guava jam,
Scottish smoked salmon; 
Or Danish roast ham.

Add a fresh fruit salad,
Some sparkling wine,
A candle, red roses and  
you’re...

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Categories: baguettes, culture, encouraging, family, food,
Form: Rondeau Redouble
A Satin Moon
Sometimes I perceive the moon
as a pearl; a polished satiny gem.
Aloft the world in midnight's pitch,
surrounded by myriads of stars...
baguettes of celestial diamonds.



June 19, 2021
Bite Size Poem No.8 Contest
Sponsor: Line Gauthier...

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Categories: baguettes, feelings, moon,
Form: Free verse
I Love You Rain Come At Me, By Davieo, David Rothchild
I love you rain
Come at me
With your sparkling
Diamond splashing
Water baguettes
Diamondize me
Lick me with your
Splishering diamond joys

I love you rain
Come at me
With your portly portable pumping poetry
Flitter pitter patter buoying boosty banter
Pouring snoring, roaring soaring, jumping jets
Splitting swishing swashbuckling glitzy gorgeous glitterama
Blinging blanging clanging gluey golden...

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Categories: baguettes, 8th grade, angel, appreciation,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member The Challenge of Eating French Onion Soup
My favorite dining place in town is a place called La Baguette.
'Tis a quaint French café and I haven't found its equal yet.
They serve the most scrumptious French onion soup west of Gay Paree,
And it is slurped by discriminating snobs as well as we bourgeoisie!

They...

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Categories: baguettes, food, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Li and the Dressed Chicken
I am Li from the East
Not the the martial artist

I am half-Asian
Raised in Appalachian

I love to cook
Selling in any nook

I push and pull a cart
Honest from the bottom of my heart

I cook street food
Spook and hook so good

I fry squid balls, chicken and krill
Or saute...

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Categories: baguettes, bird, food,
Form: Narrative
Diamonds and Pearls Intro
Diamonds and Pearls Intro

He’s a black diamond standin’ on his throne
Platinum pyramids full of rubys and golds
He rolls royces in silks and riches
First class flights fly first…pacific
Atlantic oasis vacations chasin’ him…
From the states to the islands…they paradisin’ him
Crusin’ round the world in his yacht…no glitches
Shinin’...

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Categories: baguettes, art, dedication, life, song-write,
Form: Lyric



Premium Member Unquotable Quotes: Paris the Last Week of the August Reprieve- Xxxv Part Two
Unquotable quotes: Paris, the last week of the August reprieve – XXXV Part Two
                 II

The first signs reek tell-tale
Buffer-to-buffer parking lots choc-a-bloc
Long insistent hornblowing concertos announce the Yin’s arrogant...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: baguettes, august, autumn, farewell, lost
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Easiest, Cream-Cheesiest Hor's D'Oeuvre-Iest
Sugar and sliced tomatoes
Simmered quite a lot!
Cook til' thick, add pinch of salt
Pepper hits the spot!!
Cream cheese, tops the bread
Then spread the 
Red!




These are so yummy, easiest hor'd'oeuvres ever!
Serve on warm, toasted, sliced baguettes!

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For Andrea's "Drool" Contest 10/26/14...

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Categories: baguettes, food,
Form: Epulaeryu
Paris, Mon Amour
"when the Gods want to punish you, they answer your prayers"
                                  --line...

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© Nola Perez  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: baguettes, hope, lossparis,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Unquotable Quotes: Paris the Last Week of the August Reprieve - Xxxv Part One
Unquotable quotes: Paris, the last week of the August reprieve – XXXV
 Part One                               ...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: baguettes, august, autumn, farewell, september,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member The Avenue of Gastronomic Delight
The Avenue of Gastronomic Delight

Down the broad avenue called Gastronomic Delight
City life gathers when twilight awakens;

In eateries, drive-ins, greasy spoons and taverns – jumpin’ joints jumpin’
Like Snoopy with his dish doing the suppertime dance;

Lured by the siren of food from imagination’s industry -
Reached out for...

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Categories: baguettes, america, food, international,
Form: Verse
Ghosts of France
One month in May, I journeyed far,
winged through the sky t’wards Eastern star,
to land upon the Charles de Gaulle,
grand port of ile de France’s sprawl,
live city where studied Renoir.

A taxi to a ville by car,
this ville oh Vesinet not far, 
walked round the ibis lake...

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Categories: baguettes, international, memory, places,
Form: Rondeau
Premium Member In Paris
I met him at Cafe D L'Epoque, hidden down a covered passageway,
he watched me from his table and then came over;
I found him quite handsome and his accent was real sexy,
     soon, we were sipping sweet red wine;
   ...

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Categories: baguettes, lust, passion, romantic, surreal,
Form: Narrative
It's Not For the Usher To Ask
Many churches today 
have a food pantry that never
had a pantry before.

I attend a church like that.
Some folks are well-fixed, 
others poor, most betwixt.

Some had money before
but not enough now to pay 
the mortgage and then buy food

so the pantry helps them
the same way it...

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Categories: baguettes, poverty,
Form: Blank verse
Table Service
Before you start your meal today I can see that you’re confused
Please let me explain to you now how the utensils are to be used.

Start from the left and work your way in
There’s a fork that you can use to loosen a fin

Next to that...

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© Tony Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: baguettes, food, funny,
Form: Light Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things