Pizza Poems - Poems about Pizza

Grandma Teresina Cavicchio, best pizza fritta maker in all of Marianna, PA. Probably the whole world! Her fried pizza dough, dusted with powdered sugar, bellissima! Lightly browned outside, creamy in the inside, it was the stuff of mouth-watering dreams. My three sisters and I lined up in...Read the rest...

I guess that was his pizza I said without a frown My boyfriend who had stood, rapidly sat back down I thought you were going to chase him I say As long as they bill him, I’m good...Read the rest...

Big Italian Pizza when Mona Lisa would be buying big pizza did with her VISA...Read the rest...

mozzarella man flattering pizza phrases Creepy cheesy bland...Read the rest...

Since, I was only a braided, wee bit of a thing…. Pizza, was even better than owning a diamond ring. It was a taste of Italia and great camaraderie also…. We were joyful ano no time for...Read the rest...

The Story Behind Cupped Pepperoni. Vino bon Pepperoni, the first man to cup his pepperoni. After being lost in the Mediterranean sea for nine weeks at the age of 13, the story become legend. ...Read the rest...

Horrible, disgusting casserole. Could kill me. I used to go shopping once a week. And waste my life making casserole that gets worse and worse. It’s too risky, I can choke on a casserole. So I’ll get pizza, it’s safer. They...Read the rest...

The Grand Old Duke of York, he had a wealthy friend, who matched his tastes at the top of the hill, and matched them time and again. It was said they were up to no good, it was said they...Read the rest...

The pizza trucks were parked outside With bakers rolling dough And spreading it to fit the pans, The toppings set to go. The crusts were thin and crispy; The veggies, sauce and cheese Were baked to such perfection That they couldn’t...Read the rest...

Taped to the door’s plexiglass pane, a portrait Of a Savior with ardent heart burning Sunlight invades with the turning of hinges Untethering the hospitality of Tony, the lone waiter His Brazilian arms are swinging doors, open to embrace He...Read the rest...

Our final night in Montreal, To take a break from fries, We saw a nice Italian place We thought we’d patronize. We ordered salad, beer and wine And, perfect for our sharing, An interesting pizza Which they took their time preparing. When it...Read the rest...

Oh pizza, oh pizza You are so piping hot, That I would gobble you up right on the spot. Oh pizza, oh pizza You're so sticky and gooey, And so scrumptiously chewy. Oh pizza, oh pizza You are such a delicious food, And...Read the rest...

Gallstones as big as pizza pies, Indigestion led to surprise, Surgeon smiled like Mona Lisa, Did you eat that much pizza? Fair, fat and forty, Fatbuckles, you were naughty! Bells did ring, ting-a-ling, Samaritan love did bring, Pizza still tempts, grey sighs, Prime...Read the rest...

(There’s a song for this: ‘Confessions’ by Sudan Archives) I remember it like it was yesterday (it was yesterday). I arrived on a cool (42°f), blindingly sunny New Haven afternoon. It was as if they’d opened up...Read the rest...

Brazilians put green peas on their pizzas you know yuck said my unworldly friend, whose cheeks were aglow crazy since he is German and they put tuna on their crust I rolled my eyes at his bigotry, his...Read the rest...