Macaroni Poems - Poems about Macaroni

There’s a Barbadian dish with flavours so rich, pasta, cheese, spices combined: macaroni pie simple yet sublime. So scrumptious. Good!...

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Moist it becomes when boiled; Mustard colored when it's Mixed with cheddar cheese and Milk, this much loved dish is Marvelous! Kids beg for Mac and Cheese because it Makes their taste buds happy! April 20, 2017 for Kim Merryman's Pleiades M Poetry Contest Note: one of my favorite comfort foods!...

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“USELESS MACARONI” the windows to our souls are dirty our brains are nailed to the center of a bulls-eye stubborn like mules the dandelion gets a haircut time is useless with no love time is wasted on those who take advantage of our love the jack-in-the-box has a broken spring the heartless and conniving whores never give up I’ve been here before the signs are louder than ever I...

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'Tis well-known that any pasta concoction will always me appease, But I reckon my all-time favorite is plain old macaroni and cheese! Ah! That simple but hardy fare sets my old taste buds a-twitchin', When my spouse announces, "Honey, supper's ready!" from the kitchen! As far as I know Mr. Kraft invented this delectable mixture, That has over the years...

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Remember the song Yankee Doodle Dandy? Well, now, his real name was Tony They claim he went to town one day And even invented macaroni Well, I've got a story to tell you They may be a bit of a surprise Everything they sung about Was nothing but a whole bunch of lies First of all he wasn't a yankee He was born in...

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I am really, really hungry Said old man Tony But all that is in my cabinet Is a box of macaroni I hope it is not too old Because I do not have any money To go to the store And get me some baloney I would buy some from the boot-leggar But his food looks kind of phony So I guess I will be...

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So why'd you do this to me, To sneeze all over my diner- to- be? Now I'm real pissed at you, Cause you got the flu, And I don't know if this is cheese, Or some yucky part of your sneeze, And I ask you to please, I'm beggin' on my knees, Please leave my food alone, Cause I am so prone, To catch a...

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