Best Kitchen Stove Poems
Below are the all-time best Kitchen Stove poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of kitchen stove poems written by PoetrySoup members
The Visit Home
There's wood for chopping stacked up near the door
to fuel warm fires in the kitchen stove
which Papa proudly bought when I was four,
long time before...
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Categories:
kitchen stove, family, home,
Form:
Sonnet
Soul's Path Unfolds______________________________________________________________
Will I descry my consort before I settle?
Always ecstatic but never got a medal
Abide by the authentic route, even if slowly
I purport to originate,...
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Categories:
kitchen stove, analogy, appreciation, beauty, soulmate,
Form:
Rhyme
Unwoven MemoriesI grew up and out on a four family-owned,
and cooperatively-organized,
extended matriarchal farm.
Four interdependent 1940s through 1970s patriarchally managed businesses,
without substantial questions about who should wear...
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Categories:
kitchen stove, culture, family, farm, happiness,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Mom's Old Iron SkilletThe skillet hung near the old wood-burning kitchen stove.
Aside from her family, Mom considered it a special trove.
With that blackened old pan she prepared delicious...
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Categories:
kitchen stove, food, funny, nostalgiamom, old,
Form:
Rhyme
Winter Warmthhomemade chicken soup
simmers on the kitchen stove
liquid warmth for winter's chill
...
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Categories:
kitchen stove, family, food, nostalgia,
Form:
Sedoka
Winter SleepMy grandfather
Worked hard all his life
And died
When I was
Away.
I remember him
Sitting in the dark
By the kitchen stove
On cold winter nights
Rubbing his calloused...
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Categories:
kitchen stove, lifeold, work, winter, me,
Form:
Narrative
Our HomeOur home Is filled with thanks and love,
this we got from God up above.
The kitchen stove cooking away,
before eating we first must pray.
Let's go play...
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Categories:
kitchen stove, family, food, friend, fun,
Form:
Lay
Not Dead, Just Messy
Nietzsche got it wrong
And though I’ve often heard it said
I think I’m sure of it myself
Yes - I know I am not dead
I never died,...
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Categories:
kitchen stove, god, space,
Form:
Rhyme
My MemoriesThere’s a sound and smell that brings back
memories of the long ago,
of those short hours between the work and bed.
The family would gather
in the front...
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Categories:
kitchen stove, family
Form:
Narrative
Morning Time…MORNING TIME
Every morning at four, I hear the slamming of the woodshed door.
The rattle of the poker and the smell of wood smoke, wafting ...
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Categories:
kitchen stove, family,
Form:
ABC
Tough Pill To Swallow11/1/21
Ever since a child
It's all been a vicious cycle
Through all the tribulations and trials
I was happy or I didn't smile
Stuck for awhile, or got by...
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Categories:
kitchen stove, dark, deep, life, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
An Ode To My Banjo and My Little Country HomeThere’s a load of dust and sweat pulling my ole tired mussels
down
...
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Categories:
kitchen stove, farm, house, memory, pain,
Form:
Rhyme
Categories:
kitchen stove,
Form:
Rhyme
Poem Not WrittenI had hoped to pen a poem today
Before laying myself down to sleep,
But I have to admit with some dismay
That my emotions were not so...
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Categories:
kitchen stove, on writing and words,
Form:
Narrative
IdellaThere are certain smells, sights,and tastes,
which will always remind me of Grandma.
The yellow of freshly molded butter;
thin, floral china tapping on a white porcelain tabletop;
the...
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Categories:
kitchen stove, childhoodgod, god, me,
Form:
Narrative