Dietary Poems | Examples

Dietary Shortcomings

An aardvark went looking for bugs,
but he found, to consume, only slugs:
he pondered his luck,
and soliloquised, “Yuck!
No wonder that people do drugs!”
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Waxing Nostalgic for School Daze, Eh

         ‘the sole surviving minnow floats
         recipe-laden toward the NGO* shark’
                                       ~ edie-bidi chili-bidi

        Please write a 300-word 
        essay on the prize-winning
        poem above. You may select
        one of the topics below:
        
      “The Role of Dietary Laws
        in Water-Based Poetry”
                  or 
       “Cultural Mores in the Face of
        Soluble Uncertainty”  
                  or
        “Psycholinguistic Advantages for
         Poets of Double-hyphenated Names”              

       Please place your 
       smart-phones
       in the box on my 
       desk… and begin! 

       *NGO = 'Non-Government Organism' 

            Good luck, class! 
             (You'll need it).
Form: Rhyme


SOME NECK

SOME NECK

There was a big and small giraffe
They were always up for a laugh
Following spurious dietary wishes 
Ate up all the zookeeper’s dishes
So much food, it made them barf
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Blood

O life, in plasma form! O red stream in my veins! 
Cells, platelets, tissues, fibers, water, and salts wrapped!
O, you who carry oxygen to my each cell! 
O, you who maintain minute warmth of my body!
O, you who clean my body's Carbon Di Oxide!
O, you who heal instantly inner injuries! 
Sopping up and transferring dietary stuffs, 
From peptic canal to my tissues constantly;
Pulsating my physique heartthrob incessantly,
O, you who keep me alive, alert, and active...! 
Entwined with beliefs, rites and rituals vast,
My ancestors and descendants you bind steadfast;
You establish relationships based on your flow,
Fuse father, mother, brothers, and sisters in row...!!!

16 March 2023 
B--Forms and Words Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Sotto Poet

Premium Member My New Year Resolutions

My new year resolutions are solutions for the soul
My changing evolutions for a lack of self-control
My ready revolutions for a day of liberty
Are heady substitutions for the way I wish to be

Number one is living for the lover in my life
The fun I may discover is the cover to my strife
The wife may not believe me and the changes that she sees
Like pirates munching carrots for the parrots munching peas

Number two is goodbye to the surplus in my house
The clutter is my purchase and the purpose of a louse
You could not fit or fling a ring for everything I kept
I guess I’m just a ding-a-ling for how my body slept

Number three is I will be more healthy than I am
To be less sick for those I trick who see me as a clam
To eat my foods in interludes of meals more than snacks
And beat the broods of hungry dudes who favor me on racks

I know the institutions will be proud of what I do
And I will be committed for a day or maybe two
My new year resolutions are the pride in how I feel
Like all my contributions to the dietary zeal.
Form: Rhyme


The Family Christmas Dinner

It's Christmas time again
And it seems I am the winner 
Because I drew the short straw 
To host the Family Christmas Dinner 

I'm stressing out already 
Although it's still a month away 
There's so much to organise 
I should have started yesterday 

I will cook way too much food 
To cater for various dietary ways 
But at least there will be leftovers 
Crammed in the fridge for days 

We will all eat far too much 
Then some will need a nana nap 
While others will be arguing 
About politics and crap 

The kids will spill their pudding 
On themselves and on the floor 
Some sentimental ornament
Will be broken, that's for sure  

Grandad will be shouting 
Because he's gone completely deaf 
And Aunty Prue found wandering 
(Honestly, we thought she'd left) 

But at the end of the night, exhausted 
When the dishes are finally done 
I'll remember the day fondly 
And look forward to the next one 



Write a Christmas Poem poetry contest 
29 November 2022 
Sponsor Constance La France
Form: Rhyme

Only Death Goes Round

Landlords are in the cemetery
Welcoming new comers as host
Who ain't any more dietary
Cos it isn't duly of ghost 
Either to chance or grace do toast
But rather await fate's bread spell
Which can't deny its running coast
To be serve in heaven or Hell

Death is no doubt hereditary
Which doesn't matter earthly post
Let alone fear how dignitary
Or honor office life's signpost
Who often by their power do toast
But won't be bailed out of its cell
Even in healthcare when diagnosed
To be serve in heaven or hell

Though be it cum death's solitary 
Whose power create fear in almost
All humans unlike military
Except Jesus the uppermost 
Before death though not the utmost 
But beings may heart his great farewell
Of  sacrifice badge cum his death boast
To be serve in heaven or hell

Ask Jesus of how death pains ghost?
Speaking well of it won't help shell
The peace its call in pain engrossed
To be serve in heaven or hell
Form: Ballade

Premium Member Insects One Two and Three

insects one two and three
a dietary substance for a megabat, me.
slurp slurp slurp
yum yum yum!
one thousand mosquitoes in my tummy tum tum

Watch out catfish, bass and bluegill. 
Dive down quickly, and be really still. 
My cousin bulldog bat is on the hunt.
He will snatch fish out of the lake.
Hide yourself for goodness sake!

Easter Thoughts 2

EASTER THOUGHTS 2

FLOWERS, SHOWERS AND FLOPPY EARS - THE RODENT HAS COME TO TOWN
FROM EIGHTEEN MONTHS TO INFINITY - WE HASTEN THE TIME AROUND

LIVE OR STUFFED, WE DO NOT CARE - EACH TYPE HAS A SPECIAL FEEL
COMMERCIAL STORES DISPLAY THEIR WARES - SO, IT'S THE WRAPPER I WANT TO FEEL

WE ALL DON'T WAIT TILL SUNDAY - WE GUTS JUST WHEN WE LIKE
AT BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND DINNER - MORNING, DAY AND NIGHT

FROM YOUNGEST THROUGH TO OLDEST - SWEET TOOTH KILLS COMMONSENSE
FIT THOUGHTS AND DIETARY PROGRAMS - ARE LEFT SITTING ON THE FENCE

EASTER COMES AND EASTER GOES - AND THE EGGS THEY ARE NO MORE
THOUGH I'VE NOTICED HEAPS OF CHOCOLATE BLOCKS, IN THE SUPERMARKET STORES



William Hancock
04.April.2005
Form: Rhyme

Die It Or Dye It

i've got this
under my
belt

meaning
my belly
is over

it so it
seems
to be

really
working
that is

this new
drink as
much

beer 
as you
want to

dietary
plan
and

i'm
planning
to though

it may be
rough at
some

times
see my
way

through
because
it is better

to please
you than
to please

me

Relax a Tive

i admit 
i can't
seem
to sit
still
but
i'll
still
try
to
wry
T
this

tonight i can't 
find sleep
nasally not 
sinus con
gestion but 
brain con
stipation 

as stupid as 
that may seem
but beginnings of
too many poems 
without endings 
within me are filled

not necessarily
because of my
recent dietary
only drinking
beer and eat
ing cheese
that has
stopped
me up

i just
babble
yes i do
just babble

like a brook
or a stream
or a broken
record that
skips and
repeats

repeats

repeats

scratch that
i'm not a
broken
record

flip me
to my
b side
and

you'll see
or at least
hear that
i'm here

Premium Member For There Abide - An Ode To Bacon

For there abide beef, pork and chicken
and the greatest of these is bacon
hot sizzling crispy to the tongue
satiating succulently scrumptious bacon.

For bacon curries no favor
plays the field tempts the stoic and saintly
slides into gustatorial beds
romps with tomato and lettuce
hangs out with eggs, hard boiled and soft
mocks the ten condiments
bathes in the sinful seven
is prideful
lusts after
the last greed filled bite
of gluttony 
provokes the envy
of slothful
greasy lust.

Ah, bacon
you grease the skids
of dietary destruction
stalk the fat cells
of cellulitic cravings
tempt the tendrils of scent
with your aphrodisial aroma
inducing a pheromonal fling.

Oh bacon
you promiscuous panderer
curvaceous little porker
I believe
I trust
I lust
in and after your truth.


John G. Lawless
©11/2/2019

Came To Senses and Poems Created and More

Came To Senses and Poems Create

Cooked my food and meal had created;
Cook book was old becoming outdated;
Reached my peak;
Became antique;
My meal and house do look dilapidated.

Up with thoughts of food mind did marry;
Could be when we went to a commissary,
My latest scare,
They would dare,
Only do have horrible food that is dietary.

Did Bake A Cake

Did bake a cake then take a break;
Trump fake news wanted to make;
He would adore,
While us bore;
Now is in lake after an earthquake.

Had put out food for birds and deer;
Ate it all up and then did disappear;
Horse home rode,
To beautiful abode;
Must be ***** are no longer here.

We wondered what was her intention;
Provide conflicting food she did mention;
Always a critic, 
And Anti-Semitic;
Runs off mouth and needs detention.

Jim Horn






Jim Horn
Form: Limerick

Craving After Hunger

I turn over and stare 
into those milk chocolate eyes 
as they perfectly melt 
right into mine. 
I see your heart, 
a freshly baked cookie, 
a thick gooey layer of sweetness, 
with a warm ganache at the core, 
and it turns me into your 
tall glass of milk.

Your toasted marshmallow scent 
flirts with my dietary logic, 
and makes its way down 
my neck, leaving a sugary trail 
of sweet morsel magic. 
I give in and devour you 
whole, lick my fingers. 
I don’t care how messy it is. 
Just wipe away these crumbs 
from my lips.

What started as a simple indulgence 
is now a double fudge brownie obsession.
I beg for more, I have to have that flavor 
forever fused to my tongue, 
I want to binge on your sweet taste
Forever, but I know I am asking for too much,
I can’t stop myself now. I know I need help
but the only thing that comforts me
Is your sweet milk chocolate eyes.

Love's Vitamins

Like the dietary suppliment
love takes its compliment
the feelings' growth
heart's strenght 
firm
steady
unshaken love
healthy and sound
true love finally found
heart beat, love's so proud.

Drencho POET Loads

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