Best Supper Poems
The Last SupperHis disciples dined on fishes
As Jesus heard all their wishes
The die was cast
Judas was last
And had to do all the dishes...
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Categories:
supper, jesus,
Form:
Limerick
The Supper TableThe Supper Table
by D.A. Brooks
Steam rising, sifting through
The kitchen air that we once knew.
Collards, peas and sweet iced tea,
Hoping they'd save some for me.
Sliced tomatoes, juicy red
Triangle cuts of hot cornbread
The smells from days so long...
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Categories:
supper, blessing, childhood, culture, food,
Form:
Free verse
The SupperThe future, like the wind, I cannot see
yet God has said my days He has ordained
my final breath remains a mystery
through veil of death, a life anew proclaimed.
Caught up into the heavens, I will go
before the throne of God, there I will stand
saved by the...
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Categories:
supper, christian, heaven,
Form:
Sonnet
Last SupperLAST SUPPER
Elements of roasted lamb
Cups of wine ,nouveau
Sweet tasting spice nut paste
Eaten,without haste
and digested with
commands of
love !...
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Categories:
supper, faith, food, places
Form:
Epulaeryu
Supper PrayerThey sat around the table,
ranging short to tall.
Hands were clasped in silence,
every head was bowed.
The day was drawing to a close
and as they sat to sup,
their father sat at table head,
his eyes were lifted up.
He searched the tender faces of the children in his...
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Categories:
supper, prayer,
Form:
Rhyme
Supper TableIt is here that children are given instructions on what it means to be human. We make men at it, we make women.
Joy Harjo her poem Perhaps the World Ends Here
Supper Table
There was a time when the supper
table was a gathering place.
A time when children...
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Categories:
supper, family,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
supper, faith, hope, love
Form:
Light Verse
Grendel's SupperWritten by Gail DeBole
and included in PS: It's Poetry
A PoetrySoup.com anthology published in 2020
Note: Grendel was the monster in the old English Heroic poem titled Beowolf written by an anonymous Anglo-Saxon poet. John Gardner wrote a related book titled Grendel in the...
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Categories:
supper, adventure, evil, fantasy, imagination,
Form:
Rhyme
Breakfast, Lunch and SupperA cup of coffee,
And a moonpie,
A muffin fluffy
I just has to buy,
A cheezy burger,
And homemade fries,
A fizzle squirter,
Got in my eyes,
Mashed potatos,
Steak on rye,
With tomatoe,
And ice cream pie....
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Categories:
supper, food, funny, life
Form:
Rhyme
The Last SupperHave I?
Captured you?
Rapture’d you?
I stare at you
The moon at my back
Wine dripping as blood
Life dripping from your soul
My red hair shines and glows
My Naughty thoughts so sublime
I will devour you
I will make you
Make you be who you are
Make you howl like a wolf in the...
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Categories:
supper, anxiety, baptism, beauty, god,
Form:
Light Verse
Categories:
supper, art, mystery, religion,
Form:
Haiku
The Marriage Supper of the LambThe Marriage Supper of the Lamb
There was a trumpet that sounded in Heaven
the Marriage Supper of the Lamb has all been set,
the call is now stronger than ever
surely you don’t want to be left.
The angels in Heaven have been scurrying
more than ever and making...
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Categories:
supper, encouraging, marriage,
Form:
Free verse
The Last Supper of HopeThe Last Supper of Hope
Grief has exhausted itself
And pain has abandoned the heart;
Emptiness now lives where joy
Once called home.
Our streets have become cisterns
Of blood—death quenching its thirst—
Flashbacks of the belly bowels of slave ships
Flying flags of crosses and crescent moons alike.
Hell remains without fury—never discriminating;
And...
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Categories:
supper, allegory, analogy, black african
Form:
Prose Poetry
Categories:
supper, jesus, marriage, simile,
Form:
Rhyme
Majestic Friendship
We monthly meet
To pray and eat
Once children, small
Now several feet
Some rich, some poor
It matters not
Irrelevance of
What we've got
In worldly stuff
Our wealth not mired
My comrade content
Is love inspired
At table share
Our lives in full
Our seasons vibrant
Sometimes just dull
To glasses raise
These humans dear
My heart is full
So...
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Categories:
supper, appreciation, best friend, friend,
Form:
Rhyme