Food Narrative Poems
These Food Narrative poems are examples of Narrative poems about Food. These are the best examples of Narrative Food poems written by international poets.
The Stench
by Christine Phillips
I woke up this morning with courage over my back and wisdom in my hat
I was determined to put an end to the sneaky kangaroo...
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america, courage, destiny, encouraging,
Clive Gets Woke, Part I
by David Welch
When Clive was nineteen years old
he graduated from high school,
it had taken him five years,
but he would not become a fool.
He’d seen why not two...
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anger, change, growth, political,
Rainbow Banana Badge
by Caren Krutsinger
Rainbow banana, we all tried to make the most beautiful one, the silliest one, the most disturbed one.
We used food coloring, all the bowls in...
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emotions, feelings,
There Is No Excuse For Ignorance
by Christine Phillips
There is no excuse for ignorance
You must know when you were born
There is no excuse for ignorance
You are sucking the energy out of the popcorn
And...
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absence, betrayal, business, confidence,
Four o Clock
by Christine Phillips
Everyone has his four o’clock there is no doubt about that
Everyone has his four o’ clock even if he wears a cowboy’s hat
Everyone has his...
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autumn, character, community, corruption,
Unleashed
by Christine Phillips
I got up this morning in a good mood
searching for solitude in the distant skies
And watching the clouds rolling by
I stopped and listened to...
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appreciation, confidence, future, happy,
The Dinner Table
by Vipin Pratap
She lit the candles
With all the light
She had in her eyes.
She put the flowers in the vase
The freshest of all.
Food and deserts on the...
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faith, lost love, love,
Going To The Fair
by Barry Stebbings
Going To The Fair
A farmer owned a large bull who was very big and strong and had a very high opinion of himself. One day...
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humor,
Our Hustle
by Rita Oyewale
Everyday our lives is a struggle
We toil day and night to make a living.
Our survival lies in hardship.
Our beds are not of roses
The rich can't...
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art, business, humanity, money,
Unforgivable
by Carolyn Devonshire
She pants in low moans,
Meandering through dense brush,
Shrouded by evening sky above a forest.
With damp and matted fur,
An amber-eyed predator sees no prey;
Her hunger grows.
While...
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cat,
Night Creatures
by Caren Krutsinger
My husband and I are well-loved and visited by night creatures. There were once seventeen raccoons on our deck, fighting over six boxes of stale...
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animal, dog,
her flowers
by RD McManes
she tried her hand at gardening
but failed in the attempt
plants grew lush and green
but the flowers
never bloomed
the years were hard and lean
but, there was...
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dream, flower, heaven,
Childhood Inequality In School
by Caren Krutsinger
Some children come into the school building dancing, singing, hopping, bursting with uninhibited glee.
They exchange giddy, happy stories about their day at the mall, dropping...
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child, child abuse, children,
One True Love
by Jack Ellison
One love
One true love
Through all of life's storms
Through sad times
Through happy times
Our path may be strewn
With obstacles
But the bottom line
Is triumph in the end
Ability to...
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true love,
MY FIVE SENSES
by JAN ALLISON
MEMORIES OF MOTHERHOOD
Childbirth isn’t called labour for nothing, it is damned hard work but so worthwhile when the baby is finally placed in your arms....
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birth, humorous, mother son,
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childhood, children, kid, love,
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animal, bird, god, inspiration,
Daughter, Cry No More
by Lovie Divine
In Loving Memory of my Father, James Nathaniel Gelsey
I wasn't ready to let you go, but your departure from me, you knew,
You said...
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bereavement, death, father,
The Ritual
by Robert Fox
Oh my darling, a white picket fence,
Oh my darling, a polite cricket wench,
In my face, you can't see, my soul.
Oh, my darling, oh, my darling,...
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betrayal, community, fantasy, hurt,
daisies in a kettle
by doug pederson
On the porch of an old farm house near the east end of Thackeray’s creek
sat a black rusty kettle with daisies, filled in with...
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appreciation,