Puds Poems - Poems about Puds

...There was Turkey and sausage meat, gammon ham too, Four pigs in blankets for me, you and you I did Yorkshire puddings and parsnips well glazed Sprouts, roast potatoes: I’m thus far unfazed… But......

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... Sunday roast A meal I loved for some time not partaken When Ma was here Well ~ oh my dear Served on the dot at one o’clock And woe betide if we were late it would be on the table ......

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...I want to run a marathon, A mountain want to climb, I want to be a pilot, Write a book in record time. I want to act on Broadway, And at golf beat Tiger Woods, Complete a sail around the world,......

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...A Christmas tree is going up already Hang on a mo though I said to Eddie As he was the one who made it ready To crane it up and make it steady Surely it's not time for Xmas puds already As I h......

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...We should only eat six sprouts at Christmas Deem the council who are in Leicestershire Its no joke, it’s a serious message at Xmas To reduce waste and not make it higher We must cut......

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...Christmas tidings of merriment to all. May Santa gift you with surprises, and carol singers serenade your ball. Christmas tidings of merriment to all Thank cooks who make that dinner call......

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...My body is just a shell that I wear, how it looks I have scarcely a care, for I have no sight to cause me pain, or make me view you with any disdain. I'm told I have a colour but what does tha......

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... 12 eggs a cracking 11 prawns a peeling 10 potatoes baking 9 cookies crumbling 8 cheery cherries 7 sweeten oranges 6 cheesy caulies 5 gooooooooolden loaves 4 turkeys roasting 3 puds a steaming 2 h......

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...(Sundays) Each street sounded of Lawn mowers, laughter, bicycles and bells The odd car being revved up And oh my! The heavenly smells Each towns aroma was roast beef Gravy and yorkie puds When hun......

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...Dad was digging in the garden When he struck a custard well Mum was none too happy By her phizog you could tell We watched the plume of custard As it rose into the sky Dad said “It’s bloomin......

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