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Cooking Poems - Poems about Cooking
Cooking Poems - Examples of all types of poems about cooking to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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a hot day and a smelter
...A hot day and a smelter Is it in Qatar, or in Dubai a friendly aluminum smelter for sale, the one in the picture on a TV add looks ok Now that my wife is on holiday with her aunt I cruse on t......
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Jan Hansen
Categories:
cooking,
color, creation, extended metaphor,
Form:
Blank verse
Traffic
...In the hazy air, the camera drone followed the stagnant river of traffic, telegraphing images to control. The thermals from the searing hot pavement fighting with the machine’s languid progress ......
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Terry Miller
Categories:
cooking,
summer,
Form:
Free verse
Most women have grown tired of just being women
...Most women have grown tired of just being women, Weary of always being the flowers of unending seasons, awaiting to be plucked And placed in vases for gazes that never feel their roots; They, the ......
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Dan Enache
Categories:
cooking,
fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
Turning the Spit
...At a history museum By the hearth there was a spit With a slatted-wood contraption By a rope attached to it. When we read the explanation We were totally surprised. The contraption was a cag......
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Ilene Bauer
Categories:
cooking,
dog, history,
Form:
Rhyme
Moments
...I have waited for this moment to come when the moon will dialogue with the sun, I have waited for this moment to come when Joy will burst through the sky and soaked the earth with happiness and wet t......
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Christine Phillips
Categories:
cooking,
absence, abuse, blessing, change,
Form:
Narrative
One Hundred Eighty-Days Ago Today
... One hundred eighty one days ago today, Jews began their day, as usual in every way. Jumped out of their beds and prayers. were said. They dressed and fixed coverlets on their beds. Mother......
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Panagiota Romios
Categories:
cooking,
death, deep, evil, in
Form:
Rhyme
Childhood Home
... I want to go back to my childhood home for it was the place where I was the most happy when I close my eyes I can see our row house with lace curtains on the windows and flower boxes so ......
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Constance La France
Categories:
cooking,
home,
Form:
Ode
Blame
...It simmers. This constant invisible, hovering like a wasp in the forever periphery threatening lightning strike yellows, sudden and unbidden. It spills and spools, down into black stripes meltin......
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Thomas Harrison
Categories:
cooking,
analogy,
Form:
Free verse
Vacation All I Ever Wanted
... Crystal waters plumping the honeydews and cascading through amusement park ride. As tourists engage in espionage in Duckburg at Knottsbury farms. As graves of self sufficiency, Communes of ba......
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Jude Herrick
Categories:
cooking,
art,
Form:
Free verse
I Used To Be A Jumper In My Doc Marten Boots
...I used to jump from aeroplanes Naked With nothing But a parachute A prayer And a pair of Doc Marten boots I've landed in some strange places Once in a chair Once or twice in the mud A Woma......
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Peter Dome
Categories:
cooking,
adventure, character, courage, fear,
Form:
Free verse
Rural Pastrual Idle Feild And Meadow Warning!
...In a foreign lush green sprawling land A patchwork carpet stitched together In shades of tawny browns yellows and green Rugged rock forest and wind-swept moor Is a awe-inspiring spectacle to be s......
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Peter Dome
Categories:
cooking,
conflict, creation, environment, mother,
Form:
Free verse
Ten Hungry Vultures
...Hungry vultures; there were ten, just sitting in a tree One fell out and bit the dust while my wife made my tea Hungry vultures; there were nine, among the leaves so green One chewed dirt as my ......
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Terry Flood
Categories:
cooking,
bird, silly,
Form:
Couplet
A Fisherman's Catch Some Thrown Back
...I don't have much luck with women Although I've had a few It's not always a pick and choose More of ''He looks doisy he'll do''. They have been as skinny as a lat Or like the cat who got ......
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Peter Dome
Categories:
cooking,
appreciation, blessing, girlfriend, marriage,
Form:
Free verse
A Sadness Defeater
... That first cup of coffee, what could be sweeter It's starts the day right, it's a sadness defeater We wake up all groggy and stumble over things Into walls and doorways, to a table w......
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Jack Ellison
Categories:
cooking,
devotion,
Form:
I do not know?
mistake after Mistake
...While the brisket was slow cooking we went to the pub Their brisket was already done, that was the rub. I said to my woman, can I have a bit of this grub? That was my biggest mistake, it was a gia......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
cooking,
march,
Form:
Rhyme
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