Breakfast Prayer Poems | Examples

These Breakfast Prayer poems are examples of Prayer poems about Breakfast. These are the best examples of Prayer Breakfast poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberLet Us All Give Thanks

Bless the breakfast
As we still fast when the meals late
Bless us all who masticate
Bless the bunch
While they crunch the lunch*
At the noon-day break
Bless the evening as the dinner bell rings 
When we all take bits and smatterings
Let us all give thanks

Amen says the laymen


Premium MemberA Letter To God

Dear God, please tell me what I’ve done
 For you to rain blessings on me
 When I woke up this morning, I kissed someone 
But, I forgot to pray to thee 
I prepared breakfast, then boasted of the taste
 And filled my belly, as well as my face 
I threw out good proportions, oh what a waste! 
I never took the rime to even say my grace 
Sunday came; I made it through another week
 Tribulations have silenced my spirit 
So, in bed I lay so to speak 
I had a chance; yet I went to a dance 
So, I’m too tired to worship today
 Many moons have come and gone
 Another opportunity I should embrace
 Oh God forgive me, for this is my song 
I pray that I never fall from your grace

Premium Member20summer22

blistering hot days
cooked breakfast on the sidewalk
flowers pray for rain

Premium MemberThe Mouse

The Mouse

Get up, get up, 
and start the day.
It is bright..., 
and happy, I’m here to say. 

Jump out, from the bed, 
and out of the hole, 
Through the door, 
and across the floor.
Go.

The farmer’s wife is cookin...

Breakfast at first then, 
on with a thirst, 
fresh coffee at the burner. 
“Grab a cup”. 

Little furry friend, come to stay the day…
The Lord is watching too.
There are so many, but 
so often, he is only heard, 
by the few. 

He sees the needs of those so small,
yet feels they are among the tall.
They are not forgotten,
Even…one.

Casually, comforting…
He offers his own goblet, 
a container full of grace!
So large…so mighty
held open there, right in the air…
A gift... as wide as space.
© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.

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