Chopped Liver Poems | Examples


Premium Member Cook Me up a Jewish Dish

    Matzo ball soup, gefilte fish
      cook me up a Jewish dish
    Kneidels and kreplach, knishes too
      a bissele Chinese, egg yong foo… 

    Chopped liver and herring
      and if you’re so daring
    Grind the horseradish to bits
      serve mit red onion shpritz

    Nisht fargessen dessert
      rugelach and torts
    Roe v. Wade’s overturned ~
      it's kosher to abort
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Invited Puppies to Tea

I have invited puppies to tea with Earl Gray brew.
With canned beef, chopped liver and bits of chicken too.
They are coming in, frolicking with a twitch and a twee.
How much more delighted could this impromptu tea party be?

They do not like the cushy embroidered chairs, barking their disdain.
They have torn down some curtains, their energy is a drain.
I am worn out and overworked when I finally scoot them out,
That’s the last time I shall invite puppies to tea no doubt.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Sollys Deli

I love Jewish food,
So does my tum,
It makes my mouth water
And delights my tongue.

I worked in the City.
Of London years ago
London brings back memories,
That I treasure so.

I used to pass a Jewish Deli,
As I walked along the street,
The smells coming from that Deli,
It smelled marvellous to eat.

A little bell tinkled as I opened the door
The aroma of Wally in spiced vinegar
It was a smell not to ignore.

These pickles were in a huge barrel
Made of wood and copper,
You placed your hand into the tub
And hope to find a whopper.

One of my favourite Jewish foods
Is chopped liver
The thought of it now
It makes my taste buds quiver.

Upon the shop counter, I spied,
Mozzah and Gefilte fish
It was hard not to purchase
Every single dish.

I adored Latkes,
Flat Potato Cakes
Just thinking of the flavour
It makes my stomach ache,

Freshly baked Bagels,
A bread roll shaped like a ring
Solly, the deli owner,
Sold everything.

I will always remember shopping.
At Solly's old-fashioned deli,
I have fond memories of his shop
And so does my belly.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Entitled

Ivory tower dweller; 
born with a silver spoon
in his mouth.
He's used to riding 
the lofty coattails 
of his tycoon father 

Selfish, 
arrogant 
and self-centered, 
he expects people 
in his life to go 
the extra mile to keep 
his life "comfortable"

When they fall short, 
he treats them 
like chopped liver.
He's convinced himself
the world owes him
something.



Date written: 06/04/2021
Form: Verse

Premium Member Mother and Baby

New mother and babe
  Nurturing, nursing, cooing
     ~ Father's chopped liver



          January 02, 2019
  Senryu on Mother Poetry Contest
       Sponsor: Jenish Somadas
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Woe Are Not We

You maintain that the end is drawing ever-near, my dear
   Well, folks have been saying 'Woe are We' for countless years
Human initiative, drive, creativity, ingenuity: Are those chopped liver?
   Here's to the next thousand years -- Not to worry, nothing to fear!
Form: Rubai

Premium Member Sourpuss People

Sourpuss People

Sourpuss people are the opposite of sweet,
And can turn a sunny day into mincemeat.
Their smiles are forced and bitterly insincere,
Revealing no sense of humour or good cheer.
They sneer and wink and chatter behind your back,
And rain on your parade every chance they get.
Complaining and griping about this and that,
While arguing with nothing good to extract.
Their cold hearts are mean because they seek power,
And bully others like they’re chopped liver.
And though it’s wrong to get mad and retaliate,
Sometimes lines are drawn when there’s no other way.
   It’s incorrect behaviour to fight with them,
   Because others might not see the difference.
Form: Sonnet

Life Begins At 40

What will this world continue to make of me?
What will I continue to make of myself?
And the melding henceforth.
Minced meat, chopped liver.
Or a strand of grey pearls.
These days it's a new way of life.
A new way of living.
Oh, I just had a senior moment.
I need to dye my hair.

Premium Member Inspired By Oh Dear What Can the Matter Be Contest

I'VE GOT NO POST TRAUMATIC STRESS SYNDROME


Oh dear what can the matter be
There’s a mail strike and I’m into philately
I’ve had no letters from Monday to Saturday
The postmen are really unfair

They promised last week that they would deliver
Some stamps from Hong Kong and box of chopped liver
But nothing’s arrived, oh how my lips quiver
My mailbox is terribly bare

Inspired by contest

**** Total Fiction write ****

2/03/18
Form: Rhyme

Still Empty In the Stomach

Hotdogs without the skin is like unrequited love,
all sorts with no where to put it.

Bravery pig with no city to save,
chopped liver makes it the same.

Beef tenderloin
and it followed the stretch to the fryer.

Medium rare 
like it should be
but still not what it requires.

Premium Member Chopped Liver Was Me

Once had a friend, Ken Steeles
With the girlies he sure had appeal
Outshone me I agree
Chopped liver was me
But my star possession was concealed


© Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Whole Shebang In Eight Lines Or Less

Before.
Birth.
Cry some breaths.
Eat some chopped liver with tofu and salsa.
Do some things for money and some for fun.
Love some hopefully.
Death.
After 

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Written by me Nancy Jones
between 12:36 and 12:38 EDT on Sunday, October somethingth (my comp only shows time, not date), 2011 CE (aka AD)
for Russell Sivey's 'test named “Challenge - Max 8 lines!!! “
Form: Epic

What Am I, Chopped Liver

i posted poems earlier, why no reviews?

Something's Brewing

At present there are many cases
Where modern folk of different races
Need food for body, mind and soul
Craving to be nourished, to be whole
Thought I could introduce to you
Fulfillment in the form of stew
An age old family recipe
That sends emotion soaring free

Take one chopped liver, be precise
Add just a pinch of happy spice 
Two teaspoons full of loyalty’s nice
Handful of hope in small cubes diced
Pieces of courage thinly sliced
Two ripened hearts firmly spliced
A gracious sauce, senses enticed
Enrich the soul with beauty of life

Tickle the taste buds, play with your food
Set the table with all that’s good
Dig in, be happy, understood
This masterful dish will lift your mood
Tastes best when served with pure delight
So have a blast with all you invite
Serves all who’s willing to join the feast
Experience perfection while you eat
Form: Couplet

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