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Gastronomical Poems - Poems about Gastronomical

Premium Member Paddy's Woes
... Saint Paddy’s Day came and it went. A gastronomical event. the food was spot on, my arteries groan I’m sorely in need of a stent!......

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Categories: gastronomical, drink, food, funny, health,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Golden Godsend
...Good-gesture greenthumb gatherers gleaned grain, gargantuan granary, grower's great goodwill greeting, gazillion grade-schoolers, grownups, gingham-garbed grandmother's, grievous growling guts g......

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Categories: gastronomical, 6th grade, 7th grade,
Form: Alliteration



Those Early Attempts At a Mexican Food
...those early attempts at a Mexican food no store bought cardboard taco shells she had to prepare her own the appearance of the tortilla press the arrival of the tortilla holder became a beginning......

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Categories: gastronomical, august, devotion, food, happiness,
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member Greek Gastronomical Pleasures
...Sometimes words make me melt! Like that anise-flavored, OUZO, the Greek aperitif. On hot cheese the waiter pours it. A match is lit and the dish, of course, lights up. Don’t ask why, but wow, ......

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Categories: gastronomical, emotions, memory, sensual,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member From Cheddar Cheese To Brie
...I'm just a lowly cheddar cheese ball, come roll away with me past gastronomical delights, to taste and smell and see varieties of cheeses that stretch on across the miles that vie for the attentio......

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Categories: gastronomical, food,
Form: Rhyme



Ain'T Got a Clue
... Who cut the curd cyanide cheese, thinning out the rank suspect crowd? Who gassed death in the air bleed, releasing an odor murder most foul? Follow the phew olfactory clues, motive ......

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Categories: gastronomical, fun, humorous, mystery, word
Form: Light Verse
Two Spare Tires
... Holidays can put a lot of miles on the gastronomical tread ... That last slice of cake will have you wobbling to bed So you better hope you’re at home, and not somewhere else instead ......

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Categories: gastronomical, food, funny, holiday, humor,
Form: Light Verse
Lunch Salad
...As I gaze at my gorgeous lunch salad sings to me a sonorous love ballad! What’s dazzling about temporal food that calls for this surreal mood? The melting silk of shredded cheddar cheese ......

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Categories: gastronomical, food,
Form: Rhyme
Homely Appeasements
...Homely Appeasements 'You are what you eat', say the dieticians! There is no escape from gormandising I'm a foodie! It's aroma inflates my spirits I once tasted garlic cottage cheese curry In......

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Categories: gastronomical, dream, drink, food, granddaughter,
Form: Free verse
All You An Eat
...ALL YOU CAN EAT by JOHN M. ARRIBAS I never subscribed to an unusual idea That aliens are among us and thriving here I now question my stand on that theory Cause I’ve noticed some bodies......

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Categories: gastronomical, addiction, america, culture, food,
Form: Rhyme
My Big Red Tomato
...MY BIG RED TOMATO by JOHN M. ARRIBAS Stopped by a roadside stand last week Just out of curiosity I thought I’d peek At yellow corn and small red potatoes But mesmerized by the big red tom......

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Categories: gastronomical, food, fruit,
Form: Rhyme
Cumuli
...Cumuli October 24, 2013 at 12:56pm The contents of my head empty into my stomach Where nonsense meets yesterday’s frozen Styrofoam spinach cheese pesto ravioli dinner And a mix of fake pepperon......

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Categories: gastronomical, imagery,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Bob Evans Biscuits
...Is there anything finer Than Bob Evans biscuits They know how to start your day With a cup of hot coffee And strawberry jam There surely is no better way! I've tried other kinds But they don......

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Categories: gastronomical, tribute,
Form: Rhyme
Rabbit Residual
...Who did plod through the fresh laid sod What plunderous rogue could be so treacherous When did the fresh, bright mane garner brackish stain Where did the stealthy herbivore dump digested core Why did......

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Categories: gastronomical, funny
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
The Old German Problem
...THE OLD GERMAN PROBLEM The burghers of Hamburg are themselves usually Hamburgers, so there! The burghers of Frankfurt are themselves usually Frankfurters, it‘s only fair! But it’s possible to me......

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Categories: gastronomical, food,
Form: Light Verse

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