Best Gobble Poems


Gobble-De-Gook

Here’s a bunch of Gobble-de-Gook
There is no sense or reason
I just threw together some stuff I read
Which constitutes poetic treason!

Here’s a fact about knowledge and wisdom
A fact which I know is valid
Knowledge is knowing a Tomato’s a fruit
Wisdom- not putting it in a Fruit Salad!

Another fact I’d like to relate
Pay attention if you please
The early bird gets the worm
But the second mouse gets the cheese!

Another vision that I had
I know may sound bizarre
Going to church don’t make you a Christian
Nor standing in a garage won’t make you a car!

If you need cash here’s some advice
I hope that you will heed it
A bank will surely loan you some
If you can prove that you don’t need it!

Elections are a funny thing
Our choices are quite shifty
For president we choose from two
Miss America from fifty!

When faced with a payback decision
Be careful what you choose
When tempted to fight fire-with-fire
Remember water is what Firemen use.

Someone posed a question once
I admit now that I smiled
If we all learn from our mistakes
Why do people have more than one child?
Categories: gobble, funny
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Gobble-Oscopy

The “gobble-oscopy” 


When the chef succumbed to his bottle
twenty turkeys escaped without gobble
took an apple and stuck it
where no one would pluck it
so the chef giving chase could but hobble

John G. Lawless
11/23/2016
Categories: gobble, thanksgiving day,
Form: Limerick

Gobble Gobble, the Turkey Is King

The turkey king struts around the yard this year
Nothing is to bother him he has nothing to fear
With Christmas around the corner he has to be brave
He has lots of Christmas turkeys that he must save

The butchers are sharpening their knives already
The turkey king is very wise, old and steady
All the turkeys are gobbling around the yard
Making their escape will be dangerous and hard

‘Await my orders’ the turkey king does shout
All the turkeys are gobbling and running about
The turkey king see’s a big black van arrive
This is his chance to keep his turkeys alive

As the big black van doors open the turkey king see’s
‘Ok turkeys, now’s the time, be off with thee’
Turkey’s gobble as they run into the big black van
They all run through the doors as fast as they can

Those turkeys are the kings now as they end up on the table
The turkey king thought he’d saved them all but he wasn’t able
He will never know what happened to his turkey clan
Next year he will do the same again to help them if he can

Proud is the mighty turkey that sits in pride of place
With its stuffing cooked perfectly we will feed our face
The turkey king will not adorn the Christmas meal
The meat on this old turkey king has lost its appeal

'Entered in Donna's contest'
Categories: gobble, funnychristmas, old, christmas, old,
Form: Rhyme

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Premium Member Screech, Coo, Or Gobble - For Contest

Screech, Coo, or Gobble –for contest


The Dove!!
What would we do
in the darkness of icy winter
sit cold and hungry
listen to its inane cooing?

The Eagle!!
The lofty hermit…
soaring above - alone
screeching at the wind
unapproachable aerie dweller.

The Turkey!!
Ah, the delectable turkey
fat thighs of hefty drumsticks
pale white meaty breast
sweet rendezvous at dinner’s plate.

Less handsome – yet
more filling than the dove.
A sensible choice
Eagle vs Turkey
Symbol vs Sustenance
Ideals vs Pragmatism.



10/10/2015

submitted to – 1776: The Eagle, The Dove, or the Turkey?  poetry contest
sponsor – Mary Oliver Rotman
Categories: gobble, humor,
Form: Free verse

Gobble Fun-- Lets Eat a Ton

Stuffing, pickles, olives too
A wishbone for me and you
Cranberries and pumpkin pie
Dig right in now, don't be shy
Dark or white meat, it's your choice
Every things juicy and moist
Mashed potatoes, carrots, squash
Peeled, sliced, carefully washed
Football games on big T.V.s
Loud belches from beer bellies
Leftovers are wrapped up tight
For a snack late in the night
Turkey salad, soup and more
Heated gravy that you pour
On a sandwich full of flavor
Lots of things to taste and savor
Turkey day has come and gone
But it won't be very long
Till your ovens full again
Good times with family and friends
Categories: gobble, holiday, thanksgiving, together,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Squawk Vs Gobble

A man had a parrot that talked so bad
A worst vocabulary no one had

The man attempted to make correction
The parrot threw epithets in every direction

Finally exasperated in a fit of rage
The man pulled the parrot out of his cage

Threw him in the freezer to cool him off
All the while, the parrot just squawked

Then suddenly it got deathly quiet
The man felt things weren't exactly right

He opened the freezer and to his surprise
The parrot began to apologize

For being so vulgar and so obscene
He promised from now on to be serene

He said to the man, I have a question for you
What did that turkey in the freezer do?


Curtis Moorman
23 November 2011


For the Gobble, Gobble contest

HAPPY THANKSGIVING to all you Soupers
Categories: gobble, funny, thanksgiving,
Form: Rhyme


Gobble Gobble

<                                           cobblestone streets where she strolls
                                             waiting looking  for her next clients
                                             lip stick skirt blouse boots she fluffs hair
                                             horn's blair people's stare all fair game
                                             waiting looking for her next clients
                                             dim lit streets she turns her head for another
                                             horn's blair people's stare all fair game
                                             liars cheaters she don't care
                                             waiting looking for her next clients
                                             lip stick skirt blouse boots she fluffs hair
                                             dim lit streets she  turns her head for another
                                             cobblestone streets where she strolls
Categories: gobble, adventure, caregiving, education, fantasy,
Form: Pantoum

Premium Member Gobble

Gobble 

Gobble gobble, 
that's what they say, 
nearly every day... 
I go out to greet them. 
I go out to meet them. 
I go out to feed them, 
I need them, 
as they make me laugh. 

They are clumsy they are klutzy, 
they are ballerinas in training too. 
I mean to tell you... 
all 
about 
them.

They have long necks, 
and big feet, 
not to mention
they will eat... 
everything you don't want them to, 
and nothing that you do. 

The silly birds...
ride around on the goats. 
They are like parade floats.

They walk in the water trays, 
and swim in the trough.
I tell you turkeys over chickens
are a little off.
© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gobble, christian, cute, growing up,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member Gobble, Gobble

Gobble, gobble Tom Turkey said
hurry up and get out of bed
	today’s the day
	we run away
or we’ll be stuffed with hot cornbread
Categories: gobble, bird, cute, fun, giggle,
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Gobble Gobble Ho Ho Ho

Gobble gobble ho ho ho it's the language of the season
Time for long johns, mittens as well as coughing and sneezin'
Kissing strangers in the street
Blubbering emotion you excrete
Mostly it's time for a “you, your wife and Santa” threesome!
Categories: gobble, christmas,
Form: Limerick

Go and Stretch a Puppy's Tail - With Apology To John Donne

Go and stretch a puppy's tail,
    Get with rice a manioc root,
Tell me if sun will buy moon a veil,
    Or to who he gave her leather boot,
Teach me to hear coyote’s singing,
Or to keep off drunk bees’ stinging,
            And sniff
            What skiff
May tell you where I gobble lollipop.


If you think that you are so witty,
    And brag you can do anything worse;
Visit all the liquor shops in the city,
    Till you spend last loonie in your purse;
You, when you come home, will tell me,
All the grand bottles that you did see,
            And swear,
            No where
You saw any man gobbling lollipop. 


If you find one, let our son know,
    It’ll water his mouth with sweet;
Yet I’m sure, son will not go,
    Though at next door you might meet;
And he were eating, when you met him,
And last, till you guide our son there,
            Yet he
            Will be
Gobbling bottles of Madeira, not lollipop. 


Dec. 20, 2020
PARODY OF A FAMOUS POEM Poetry Contest
Contest Sponsor: L. Milton Hankins
Categories: gobble, humor, parody,
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Gobble, Gobble Turkey

 

I was thinking - why do we eat turkey ?
The history of it is just quirky,
eat veggie pizza, why not;
home made- from the oven hot,
why not forget about gobblers perky !

Oh, turkeys run, run as fast as you can,
or you will be roasting in a big pan:
flap your pretty long feathers,
run, no matter the weathers;
keeping your head- feet and all ...is the plan !
Categories: gobble, thanksgiving,
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Gobble Gobble

turkey vultures
clean-up on route seventeen
tails and a tire

John G. Lawless
©7/30/2018
Categories: gobble, bird, humor,
Form: Senryu

Premium Member The Three Course Turkey Deal

A former Oiler once said 
Staying out of debt 
Give up being a bum 
Fill up my son 
Call yourself a titan 
And go do some fighting 
Years then passed 
While pumping gas 
This entrepreneur realized 
There has been one too many lies 
Staring down the Giant model making Ford 
Letting out a Lion’s roar 
“I am a Texan 
It is time I start checking 
I wear the red, white and blue 
What are you going to do?”
Later on a lone star 
Was sitting outside in the car 
Having DC red skin 
Due to the twins 
They do not look alike 
And someone gave one a mike 
Keeping an eyeball on them 
Waiting for the word ‘when’ 
After the family meal 
It was the deal 
A lone star imprinted on center stage 
Relieving everyone from the dining table cage 
There was a plan to capture the scalp 
From the lone star who was knocked out 
“How dare the twins 
In all their wins 
Not look the same 
Playing their game fore fortune and fame” 
Mumbled the lone star in a dream 
Allowing everyone in the room to scream 
“What a hairy situation this was 
But we all know being a lone star you needed the buzz” 
As the moon started to rise 
And sun disappeared from the sky 
Death was flying in the air 
When the steel curtain decided to open the stage affair 
Edgar had his reason to use his de Penn 
While having one last left over dessert in the den 
Giving all his heart to the night time entertaining start 
Understanding the pendulum in the pit was made of metal 
And issues had to be settled 
This left old Edgar a reason to mettle 
Before putting some more in his cryptic kettle 
Since the Texan lone star twins were no longer there 
It was time a poet writes a scare 
Acting like a crow
This drunken Poe 
Without a mate 
And a date 
He started tweeting 
Keeping the holiay season pulse beating 
“Day of thanks is almost done 
And festive time has come 
Gothic autumn classics 
Have turned their leaves over to shopping plastics 
But it is not what you give 
It is how you live 
I will give it now over to Mr. Dickens 
Whose words are still ticken 
Go forth in artistic ways 
We will all pray 
When the Saints play 
In the French Quarter on Christmas Day”
Categories: gobble, america, appreciation, giving, holiday,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Gobble Gobble

Gobble gobble ho ho ho it's the language of the season
Time for long johns, mittens also coughing and sneezin'
Kissing strangers in the street
Blubbering emotion you excrete
Mostly it's time for a “you, your wife and Santa” threesome!
Categories: gobble, holiday,
Form: Limerick
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