Pizzas Poems - Poems about Pizzas

There’s a farmers market near campus. A young couple has a pizza oven on a trailer. They make a breakfast pizza - bacon, mozzarella some egg and green peppers. It’s SO crispy and delicious. ALL I had to do this morning was say “breakfast pizza!” and six of us were ready to head out fifteen minutes later. Let’s wax poetic, shall...

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Our burdens are lifted—it’s spring break, after all. Though ocean breezes, surf sounds, the smell of sunblock, fresh tans and bottomless margaritas at the beach can be healing, we decided to vacation on campus and find joy in small, everyday things. Yesterday, we went to the farmer’s market, where one coffee vendor was making real cappuccinos and another was...

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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 absolutism is a must. japanese add potatoes to their pizza and mayonnaise too you are kidding said my Costa Rican friend, her...

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A round pizza dough With sauce and plenty of cheese Mushroom, green peppers Or cheese and pepperoni Something different Philly steak...

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It is not a mind altering parade of substances that questions a rotting ship. It is not a threefold tankard buried in an Abyssinia besom of beads for only a technological advance actually shows such a word and such a word is neither an acute angle or a plastic xylophone. Booming bionic bulls bringing bacon...

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The pizza delivery truck Crashed into the bay Along with delivery guy Three pizzas one stuffed crust did flay Five full grown sharks and one baby Upon the beach did lie Soaking up the sun with round bellies And nap flipping flies While the news broadcast the tale About the missing pizzas....... And that poor pizza delivery guy.. That news reporter a real diva She could...

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