Food Poems | Examples of Food Poetry

----------------- Can't empty bowls be filled with rice each day? Whatever ever age, gender, color, or creed That mankind’s dire hunger be swept away, Not by crumbs when wheatfields are...Read the rest...

Oh, my, look at all the flavors What are you getting I'm not hungry Come on, I'm paying Here's your share I've divided the pie equally Ah, ah, ah, but dinner first No sweets before meal Your system is wrong You need too much...Read the rest...

Helene, you stormed through Appalachian way from the gulf coast, you brought a merciless wrath, a hurricane in the early autumnal mountains. Mudslides, flooding, high winds, driving rain, helpless people swept away. You had fierce scorn, you screamed and rattled our windows. A...Read the rest...

Bees are such busy workers They collect pollens and nectars For their food at beehives Because of to much work the whole day They sometimes sleep in flowers' petal In the morning when they wake up they goes Back to beehives...Read the rest...

Lucious , the sources ae not clear: yet with all understanding of those things loved, I must mention a togetherness bound for marriage might only honey be sweeter! The "Tale of Love and Being Loved" Guided by the appreciation of...Read the rest...

Fish Garlic Paprika Salt Black pepper Rosemary Olive oil Carrot Purple onion Hot red pepper Butter Zucchini Basil Avocado 4 eggs White or Parmesan cheese....Read the rest...

Il existe une confiture de myrtilles, Ne parlons pas de la succulente confitures de mûres, De la marmelade d’oranges, de la confiture de rhubarbe, Il existe des confitures rouges, des confitures vertes, Une parenthèse exquise, la compote de pommes, Il...Read the rest...

Traveling through the land, I was told that I would receive hot food once I reached the YUCATAN. My taste buds are of fire As the flame kisses my lips and tongue. Oh Pavlov, can...Read the rest...

I could eat a pie in the sky Said the Bear unto the snake A giant cherry fancy pie With lashings of cream shake A Pie the size of giant whales A humungous macaroon A slice of chocolate brownie The size...Read the rest...

I’m Onomato-pea-a The window is my home. I love the sounds of cooking At day, at dusk, and dawn. Mom clomps into the room And clicks on every light The curtain whooshes open, I wake up, “No more night!” Drawers squeak, cabinets creak Bread...Read the rest...

Snippy was with A family of five Until he decided To do a nosedive In the water he went Just shaking his tail Swimming all around Like he had set sail But something took notice Of this duck having fun It moved in closer Ready to...Read the rest...

An orange takes an early lead, followed by a melon. Garden peas are catching fast, so too is the lemon. Granny Smith’s are overtaking. Lettuces are gaining. Kiwi’s move from out the pack. This is entertaining. The orange takes the lead again, now grapes...Read the rest...

trifle made with custard garden gloves and mustard dinner listen answer me do you want a pie and cup of tea bake the shed ‘til ten past three then eat it with a stormy sea dinner can you hear me don't cry...Read the rest...

Do not eat my lunch I have seven shrimps and Five thousand ten rice....Read the rest...

In the world of culinary arts creative chefs are clever at disguise: the most unappetizing body parts appear mouth-watering to the eyes. Chefs admit, it’s the magic of the sauce under which gross realities are lost. Gourmands, critics, and the less-than-wary wonder:...Read the rest...