Carbonation Poems | Examples


Cheers Hs

enhanced refreshment
bubbles at the surface burst
carbonation fizz

the fluid’s magic 
virtue is revealed at last
bubbles of hidden gas

spontaneously 
perform a brief dance in glass
like droplets through air

they don’t forever
come from the depths of your drink
once then vanish

a mystery to be traced
a delight you cannot taste

5/22/23
Form: Other

Premium Member Feeling Blessed Highly Favored

Feeling Blessed & Highly Favored
Written: by Miracle Man
3:30 AM 3-13-2019

Some days, I imagine myself an island,
Set in a sea of distress.
Or a soda that's lost it's fizz,
Lacking carbonation to make me bubble.

The most instinctive reaction to adversity,
Is to whine, plead, and affix blame.

I frequently remind myself, that God,
Doesn't allow trials in my life without purpose.
It's when I don't allow HIM to work through my situation, 
That Satan, uses his tool of discouragement, 
To stymie my witness.

Forgive me Lord when I whine,
Please forgive me when I whine.
Tom

We're wired to want everything instantly -- even God's response to prayer!
Tom


Diet Coke

She likes the taste of tears in her diet coke

on the sweetest day of defeat

They slide down her cheeks and into

her open can as she sips

Tasting her pain as if it was the first time

knowing it wont be the last

The carbonation almost hides the salty

treat but she knows theyre there

She likes the taste of tears in her diet coke

on the loneliest day of her life

As they slide down her cheeks and into

her open can as she sips

Tasting the loneliness as if it was the first time

knowing it wont be the last

The sugar almost hides the salty

treat but she knows theyre there

She likes the taste of tears in her diet coke

just like a masochist likes pain

And those beautiful smiles she fakes

hides those salty treats

that find theyre way in to her diet coke

Pour Me a Cold One

Alcohol, just isn't  for me.

Carbonation and I, don't agree.

     So what do you think,

     is my favorite drink?

The answer my friend, is Iced Tea!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Favorite Soda

Diet Coke, icy cold, has fame.
Spiked with cherry or lime, it’s tame,
I buy the brand Shasta
because my drink hasta
use Splenda, not bad aspartame.

Written 10/23/12 by Andrea Dietrich
(I know there is nothing healthful about
a Coke, but I just love carbonation!)

For Francine Roberts'
Pick a Beverage, any Beverage Poetry Contest
Form: Limerick


I'M Drowning

I am a soda addict
Of this I can attest
I must give up the soda
I have to do my best

The carbonation kills me
Yet still I drink it down
I wake up in the morning
To not so friendly sounds

I now drink so much water
I’m ready to explode
I’m always in the bathroom
Relieving from the load

They say the water helps with
The brittleness of bones
But all it really helps with 
Is passing of some stones

Though, I am feeling better
As water is so healthy
My bladder is now filled
Giving me much buoyancy
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Pop

Coke or Pepsi, 7-up
Pour that Sunkist in a cup
Pop a can and drink it up
So Brilliant a beverage creation

Fresca, Fanta Crush, or Sprite
Caffeine free or up all night
Each bubble burst with pure delight
What wonderful innovation

Dr. Pepper,Mountain Dew
Mug root beer, the finest brew
I'd thank the chap, but I don't know who
Invented carbonation
Form: Rhyme

Glass Demon

Therein he lives, in amber seas, 
in suds and carbonation, curled 
in silent hibernation, waiting 
an evil, patient wait, for lips 
and gullet set him free.

Unleashed, his promise activates, 
in stealthy infiltration spreads 
his bleak indoctrination, stalking 
an evil, patient stalk, in veins 
and nerves inebriate.

Surprise, surprise, it's me again, 
with morbid fascination, violence 
breeding desolation, beating 
an evil, patient beat with demon 
fists that feast on pain. 

Herein she lies, as bruises swell, 
tears bled in desperation, crying 
for some sweet salvation, praying 
a ragged, haggard prayer for 
deliverance from his hell.

Inside she knows, has realised 
that this black incarceration is 
a brutalised vocation, knowing 
as how he may never be 
glass demon exorcised.

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