Best Feasting Poems
Feasting On the Fruit of My Heart's DesireI dreamed that I stood in a valley, and amid sighs,
For happy lovers passed two by two where I stood;
And I dreamed my lost love came stealthily out of the wood
With her cloud-pale eyelids falling on dream-dimmed eyes.
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Categories:
feasting, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Categories:
feasting, faith,
Form:
Shape
Micro-FeastingMicro-Feasting
by Odin Roark
To propagate the dung heap of ignorance,
Is to place on low simmer
A main course of illiteracy.
How festive...
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Categories:
feasting, language,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Non-Traditional FeastingYummy old "Nathan's" hot dogs
Just the dogs and buns
Good dogs snap when you bite them
So dip in water
Before you shove down
Vomit, you
Lose!...
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Categories:
feasting, food, humor,
Form:
Epulaeryu
Days of Feasting and GladnessMAKE THEM DAYS OF FEASTING AND GLADNESS - Book of Esther 9:22
Today we celebrate,
History comes alive.
Purim arrives this month,
All people shall thrive.
Feasting and gladness,
The order of the day.
History shouts the story,
We live to laugh and pray.
We are tired of kings and leaders,
Who promise all the...
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Categories:
feasting, bible, celebration, faith, holiday,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Feasting On Poetry Ultimate DelicacyToday’s poem is a juicy pork chop
The next one that skates by is a foppish cod fish
Each delicacy and dessert separate in their own way
Living their own truths.
Yesterday’s poems were chocked with
Faeries and dainty crisp white daisies
I have less control of this than of myself
They...
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Categories:
feasting, poems, poetess, poetry, poets,
Form:
Free verse
FeastingFEASTING
We feast on many occasions
And are happy to celebrate
Weddings and birthdays remember,
And others that fall on some date.
At Christmas and Easter we indulge
With feasts and picnics galore.
Anzac's a day of remembrance
Of the war on Gallipoli's shore.
If we could create another day
And give to the...
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Categories:
feasting, happiness,
Form:
Rhyme
Fast Food and Fast Feastingi found a new life to lord over
musket dust filled my void
i looked upon the cliffs of Dover
and hoped Victoria didn't want my head to role
enter,exit,into the outer limit's
you are my corperation
and i am your gimmick
stop eating your fastfood inclination
stop stareing at your fast...
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Categories:
feasting, adventure,
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Feasting On PoetryThe poesy of chef's soup du jour,
peppered in a skillfully delectable
pauperized simmer
or sublimely enriched dish of
...
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Categories:
feasting, allegory, food, inspiration, nonsense,
Form:
Light Verse
Burger Kissing or Banquet Feasting?We have hungerly kissed
lovely, lifeless corpses
when eating plants and animals,
which daily nourish our bodies.
But do we pay our proper respects
...
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Categories:
feasting, faith, food, heaven, loneliness,
Form:
Free verse
Feasting HimOld man in despair hiding amongst the shadows alone
Body drowning into the depressed fragile armchair
Connection lost as old man faces despair of the end
Old man’s brave face weeps a expression of a smile
Cancerous venom attacking the fragile old man
Old man not of old age but...
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Categories:
feasting, healthold, old,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
feasting, love, passion, , sweet
Form:
Rhyme
Feasting With GodI could feel fond eyes on me
While eating my Caesar Salad hungrily
God was standing beside me
He sat to the nearest seat
I didn’t move away, like some people would
We were feasting and talking
He whispered mildly to me:
“Are you willing to feast with me, my...
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Categories:
feasting, dedication, devotion, faith, forgiveness,
Form:
Free verse
SirensSeveral sirens singing on the shore
Called Calypso’s crew for them to adore.
Willing witless wanderers;
Oblivious obeyers,
Which waves washed through a rocky tidal bore.
Svelte sisters sieved the sailor’s gore
That the salty surging sea cast ashore.
Boiling briny blunderers
With olive oil and oysters
And feasting until they could eat...
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Categories:
feasting, betrayal, dark, evil, men,
Form:
Limerick
Buyer BewareBuyer Beware
David J Walker
The Earth is our patient host
And we are the guests
Feasting freely in a full pantry
Steeling the linen
Calling our neighbors invaders
Demanding justice to fortify our
Positions and satisfy our ambitions
Enforcing the bowing and kneeling
But buyer beware
Earth has its own practice...
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Categories:
feasting, earth,
Form:
Rhyme