Desserts Poems - Poems about Desserts

The meadow lake glistening blue The evening sunlight lilac beam Blueberry sundaes a blue true June desserts, we’re a team....

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Sweet rich creamy treats melting in your mouth not hands chocolate coma...

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Getting high on chocolate dreams Soft meringues and coffee creams Hypnotized by lemon pies Velvet cakes makes me shake With hopes of having belly aches From cookies as a sinful prize Brownies cheesecakes cupcakes too Each luscious morsel drips with goo Cascading cross my grateful tongue The crunchy parts of almond tarts Cream puffs tempt my aching heart A symphony of taste is sung Now it's time...

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raspberry cobbler chocolate chip cookies almond torte with cream lemon meringue pie blueberry muffin banana split chocolate cake butterscotch pie almond blizzard key lime pie baklava pudding donuts pie...

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remember … you pledge your trust as trust’s returned keep flames, both ends, to not get burned mind those you meet midst love’s connect: the LEAST you’re due, is their respect … love’s prayers and deeds aren’t à la carte your flesh and soul - bound to your heart so hang your hopes with HONEST cares - don’t waste a SINGLE tear … on...

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Soup, salad – appetizers Cookies, cake – desserts Appetizers to whet our appetites Desserts to satisfy them But what if we served desserts first After the entrée, would we still have room for appetizers… Dispense with the appetizers There’s always room for desserts...

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The first words openly spoken Mama,is the soup hot yet ? said as I Sat on her hip Mrs.Cotten The visiting nurse No longer Could she quip She'll talk when She has something to say Make her ask for The things that she wants A sibling referred to as Little mama taking her comments As taunts What they didn't see As I looked on this world With eyes that had just turned three That...

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Penning delicacies Like chocolate eclairs Lemon chiffon Colorful words, affairs Of the tastebuds Delectable shares Light and appealing Nothing compares To heavenly puddings Sweets like prayers Promising goodness In poetry and prose Scrumptious words rise Detailing mouthwatering Thoughts, lovely pies Capturing the silent joy Twinkling in the eyes Of those mouthwatering Desserts who baptize The tongue in delight Nothing can disguise Such yummy satisfaction The empty page cannot know Ways to cleverly melt Prose with pleasantness Here in the bible...

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Ruminating on the events over two-thousand years ago: the life, suffering, death, burial of Jesus, and the exciting, dramatic, and supernatural arousal of Christ, incarnate - from death to life, of the imputation - his sacrifice. Jesus is the Dayspring on high. Did he walk out of the grave in synch with sunrise? Only the grave-guards would know. Those wholesome and muscular...

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Having cake forever would indeed Mean immeasurable pleasure....

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Just Desserts How do I compare thee to a trifle Soft as a jelly and quite an eyeful Merry as sherry, in for good measure Joy filled as the table's crown jewel treasure. Sweeter than custard or madeira cake Nutty as toasted, tasty almond flakes. Much smoother than dreamy whipped cream by far As for being fruity, o yes thou are. Savouring delights and...

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lovely and scrumptious any food that says delight fanciest desserts...

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"Stressed" is just “desserts” spelled backward Do not fret, things will make a reverse traverse Bet that's a new one on you A new one on me too The English language is filled with stuff reverse...

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when this poem title is used with "she received her..." it is a negative but i'm not writing about comeuppance but about her sweetness so should she be a pie or cake or something other to call her yet a pastry all the same now i must admit that i've given up coffee and so the tradition of ending a menu with a cup and a dessert doesn't work for me any more but the more i know her i...

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i will never deserve her but i will serve her always as a more then just as a main course but as she should of course be served as the entire menu and you know i don't drink coffee but love to eat dessert and so not to order you but ask if you'll be my banana split with whip cream...

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