Long Tenderloin Poems
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Food For Thought Over What Has Been Lost
Food for thought !
Over what has been lost.
Days of long ago - filled with much flavour,
Foods exotic – for the discerning palate to savour.
There was Beef Wellington to enjoy.
Delicious, Lobster Thermador – Oh Boy !
There...
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Categories:
tenderloin, food,
Form:
Rhyme
I Heard the Universal Sound of Aum Pronounced Ohm
I heard the universal sound of aum (pronounced ohm)...
while being quarantined inside our own invisible bubble
Transcendent meditations
while athwart oblate spheroid
allow, enable, and provide
deft capability deciphering
snap, crackle and pop
accepted as mere static
to the untrained ear.
Each inaudible...
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Categories:
tenderloin, allah, appreciation, birth, devotion, flying, happiness, identity,
Form:
Free verse
Life's Untorn Page
I moved to San Francisco from across the bay in early 1977. At 19 years old, dad got me a two-bedroom house in the San Francisco suburb known as the Ocean District. It was the...
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Categories:
tenderloin, america, analogy, bereavement, children, family, loss, sad,
Form:
Other
Food Missed
The poetry of the COVID era (read to the end)
Thai pineapple rice. Wonton and Yaki Soba
Tortufo ice cream. Scallopini veal, halva and also soda
Tamago, octopus and yellowtail. Ribs, pasta fagioli.
Meat lover’s pie, sword fish, big...
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Categories:
tenderloin, america, food,
Form:
Rhyme
Perks At Highland Manor
I, (and the missus)
pleased as punch residing
at this Schwenksville, Pennsylvania locale,
(since july first tooth house
sand...
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Categories:
tenderloin, 11th grade, 12th grade, 5th grade, america,
Form:
Free verse
I Found My Heart In San Francisco
I have a great appreciation for the song,
"I left my heart in San Francisco"*, and I have
a great understanding of why one would leave
his/her heart in such a beautiful and most
enchanting city. ...
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Categories:
tenderloin, christian, feelings, god, love, people, western,
Form:
Narrative
The City By the Bay
There was a time years ago when the City showed its best.
With majestic hills and flowered streets, the Paris of the West.
Where business types and techno geeks discuss their politics.
While artsy fartsy folks and Hipsters...
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Categories:
tenderloin, loss, paradise,
Form:
Rhyme
Cooking With Jim
COOKING WITH JIM
actually, with him in spirit, in the kitchen
of his quaint...
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Categories:
tenderloin, food,
Form:
Verse
Nothing More Frustrating Trying Damndest To Kindle Memory
(buzzfeeding, kickstarting, needling darn noggin)
An effort to recall word, phrase,
musician... indigenous tribe...
most frustrating literary
endeavor to das scribe
aggravating enough to sub
bourbon spur teetotaler to imbibe
and/or nsync, whereby soul searching
devil's advocate demands bribe.
Lil brokeback Engelbert Humperdinck
(born Arnold...
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Categories:
tenderloin, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 9th
Form:
Free verse
My City's Rebirth
Ridiculous. Never have you met a brother to ever have explosiveness. Like a pyrotechnic you know that I will stay blowin' this. Beat up till' I wake the streets up. Because Gary, Indiana needs...
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Categories:
tenderloin, city, hip hop, hope, inspirational, music, rap,
Form:
Rhyme
Repast For June 13th 2020
Repast for June 13th, 2020...
(and countless provender
scores of years gone by)...
to partake larding refrigerator cupboards
think respectable food vendor.
Courtesy Montgomery County
(Pennsylvania) Assistance Office in general
and Electronic Benefit Transfer
(EBT) card in particular.
Yes, I (a mere tenderloin) reckonize
a...
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Categories:
tenderloin, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Rhyme
Ah At Last Camaraderie Restored Within the Oval Office
Ah at last camaraderie restored within the Oval Office!
Whew... now with president er... Chief
tenderloin hoof and mouth
knick knack paddywhack shah row'n nah
diseased Trumpen proletariat -
ever so..., (think huck Cain Abel) -
phloem with his...
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Categories:
tenderloin, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, allusion,
Form:
Political Verse
Robert Lloyd Sherriff - Australian Poet - Flowers in their hair
Robert Lloyd Sherriff - Australian Poet, Author, Actor, and Model: American Historian.
Flowers in their hair
In the vibrant city of San Francisco, where beauty and complexity intertwine, a tale unfolds with layers of caution and concern....
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Categories:
tenderloin, age, beauty, bible, body, children, color, creation,
Form:
Bio
The Fry Day Lenten Fish
Lenten Fry day is a nice day for fish
Witch was Peter’s holiest wish
They came from all around
When they heard that faith full sound
Into the net they swam without worry or a...
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Categories:
tenderloin, bible, blessing, boat, fish, how i feel,
Form:
Rhyme
Rocky Mountains
Rocky Mountains
by Adrian Sutalo
North Park valley where
outdoor adventures await,
Great Lakes to Rocky Mountains
journey, to seal a cervidae’s fate.
Roads past endless cornfields stretched toward the horizon,
acres tens of thousands of rolling golden prairies,
The burning smell...
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Categories:
tenderloin, adventure, animal, christian, imagery, nature, nostalgia, travel,
Form:
Rhyme
A Man Who Knows My Taste
I ordered an iced tea but I want coffee now because I am chilling
I ordered a hamburger but Joe’s tenderloin is looking ten times better
We cut our sandwiches in two and both halves are wonderfully...
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Categories:
tenderloin, devotion, food, funny, husband, philosophy,
Form:
Rhyme
Tenderized
As the tenderizing tenderloin rub his meat.
The antibiotics circulated through his veins
ran down beneath his feet. The taste is off
but memorizing my mouth, as I swallow his
flavors I began to have doubts.
Marinating...
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Categories:
tenderloin, food, sensual,
Form:
Free verse
Holiday Baking
Chocolate snowballs, apple crisp,
fudge and brownies too.
It's that time of year again
when only homemade will do.
Apple pecan stuffing,
a treat to go with pork.
The tenderloin so perfect
you can cut it with a fork.
There's a streusel coffee...
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Categories:
tenderloin, holiday, time,
Form:
Rhyme
Millie's Drive-In
Millie's drive-in was place
to go for best tenderloin sandwich
in Des Moines, or any place as far as that goes.
Back in the Fifties and Sixies,
if you were anyone at all,
during the summer months
and weekends you were,
seen...
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Categories:
tenderloin, nostalgia
Form:
Free verse
Culinary Sonnet
Figs stuffed with proscuitto and mascarpone cheese,
a plate of bacon wrapped scallops and pineapple.
French onion soup is bound to please
or garlic steamed mussels with which to grapple.
Artichoke hearts smothered in sherried cream;
pears with sugar and...
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Categories:
tenderloin, food,
Form:
Sonnet
Masquerading
Poet: Ken Jordan
Poem: Masquerading
Edited by: Sparkle Jordan
written: November/2014
There you
are
Mr. Williams,
Sir.
I have
to
compliment
your taste
in
clothes.
You are
the
"best dress"
man,
down here
in
the Tenderloin -
where
everybody
is
hustling
to
survive -
Know one
living
down here,
can
afford your
style -
You always
look
casket sharp,
in
your suits
and
Stacey Adam
shoes.
Why ,
if I had'n
ever
seen you
before
Sir -
I'd
say you
where
a professor
of
sorts.
Mr Williams,
Sir,
you are
the
coolest cat,
down here
in
the
Tenderloin...
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Categories:
tenderloin, allusion, cool,
Form:
Light Verse
A Visit To Contradiction Cafe
Their reserved table was already in use
and their solid chair backs were so loose
This refined gentleman diner felt quite rough
as his tenderloin steak was extremely tough
His wife’s jumbo shrimp portion’s so small
maybe the huge serving...
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Categories:
tenderloin, food, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
The Chopsquirrley Restaurant
Welcome she said with a chopsquirrely grin.
I was entranced, and enthralled, and I quickly ran in.
We have puddings, cakes, omelets, hamburgers too.
What can we bring little ‘ole you?
Immediately at ease, I looked around at their...
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Categories:
tenderloin, fantasy,
Form:
Rhyme
Kriegspiel
Knight to Queen’s Bishop three.
Knight to King’s Bishop six.
A long, thoughtful pause
Then a bloody melee
With all the usual pawns
Being slaughtered en passant.
The players consent to chop wood
Till Black strikes with his Rook
And thrusts...
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Categories:
tenderloin, allegory, war,
Form:
Blank verse
I Did Not Play the Game Right
What is your philosophy on Dali?
I love him. Let’s have a tenderloin.
Actually, I wanted to have a brainy discussion of some sort.
I wanted to use some elongated, snobbish words on you first.
I begin twirling about,...
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Categories:
tenderloin, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Light Verse