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Sandwich Poems - Poems about Sandwich

snowflake meatball sandwich
snowflake meatball sandwich it has been a long time in honor of you, i add the monterey jack it is such a shame that you died alone with all phones completely off the tears fall quietly as i prepare bacon cheeseburger chili while looking at the blue lake accepting kisses from the sun, i think about the dried blood on the...

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Categories: sandwich, death of a friend,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Peanut Butter With It's Jelly-A Child's Matinee Production Performance
Today I think of your Contributions closing the theater’s door Putting together toasted bread Ready for a child to be fed Youngster wearing grape jelly Face down to the belly Laughing saying ‘this is great’ Not showing any hate But Peanut Butter, it is you Who makes the mid-day matinee ever so cool Thank you for...

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Categories: sandwich, child, food, health, innocence,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member throw it on a sandwich
Throw it on a sandwich and I will eat it, he said. Mayo, ketchup, onions, lettuce, cheddar on rye bread. I slapped on beef, turkey, steak and honey ham too. Perfect he said, it’s a real grand slam, and I owe you....

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Categories: sandwich, food,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Sandwich
I am the Bagel...you are the whole of my life I am the pickle... you are the sweet to my sour I am the butter... you spread happiness all over me I am the cheese... your softness smothers me I am the meat ... you are tender I am the sandwich... you are the wrapper that keeps me warm, covers me,...

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Categories: sandwich, devotion,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member peanut butter lettuce and Miracle Whip Sandwich
peanut butter and mayo don’t forget lettuce it is my favorite sandwich not real Mayo Sweet Miracle Whip do you want one? ...

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Categories: sandwich, food,
Form: Epulaeryu



The Last Organ Grinder
Tripe, sweetbreads, entrails, offal, some people spell them awful. Scottish chefs can do them right Haggis, a meal, out of sight. Making a proper meatball sandwich is virtual what-not-who and which needing perhaps some extra spice supply it with a bit of Scotch hype. The last, best organ 'grinder' that I got was on Panera Bread’s French baguette, hot. Barrel-shaped bread held tight as...

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Categories: sandwich, 11th grade, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Sandwich Queen From Sandwich
Helga was from a small town – Sandwich Illinois It used to have seven thousand people It was down to five thousand now She thought she knew most of them She had been the sandwich queen in 2010 The fifty-seventh sandwich queen You have to come to the sandwich fair, her friends said She could not explain this to others, Because they had...

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Categories: sandwich, travel,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Slipping Out of a Sandwich
Two holidays extraordinary bookend a day - simple, ordinary How is that unfortunate day viewed sandwiched between the other two Well, strange as it may seem and believe me, this is no dream That simple day, upon further reflection has...

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Categories: sandwich, beautiful, holiday, identity, imagination,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Emagi Padgett Sandwich Man
Ron Padgett 'SANDWICH MAN'         _^_       __O_     /BIG /\   /MAC / \ /_5$ /     ||||   ~~ ~~...

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Categories: sandwich, poems,
Form: Shape
Premium Member Sandwich
Sandwich We are meat We are cheese We are trapped inbetween Undesirable carbs Of dementia and teen We want to be tasty Be nutritionally good But I'd revise this recipe If I thought that we could A drizzle more patience Add some grace, just a dash Lavishly labour with love Quite a splash When it's all finished And the recipe's done We'll be pausing desserts For some restoration...

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Categories: sandwich, family,
Form: Rhyme
Falling In Love In a Sandwich Shop
Falling in love is really quite simple– The girl ahead of me in line today ordered a small pitcher of beer and one single bag of fritos....

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Categories: sandwich, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Go To Sandwich
Peanut butter and jelly is my go-to sandwich every day. You can have your turkey, beef, and salami, all your very way. I care not for pickles, relish, ranch, mustard, or mayo. Please hang on to your onions, lettuce, and bit of tomato. Peanut butter and jelly is the sandwich of my dream. I do not care about pork –...

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Categories: sandwich, food,
Form: Rhyme
Elegy For a Sandwich Shop
Broken bottles glitter on the swollen concrete before the door. His smiling face in fractals of the glass window. His counter, sun-wrecked and water stained hold his familiar hands. The floor is caked in ochre footsteps of those who came out of the rain before me. Vaulted ceilings of ashen metal blow artificial air upon my midsummer neck The gray veins of...

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Categories: sandwich, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Rotten Idiot Sandwich Huitain
The inner stench hangs in the air permeating the entire room; Straight funk is just too much to bear; Residue swept up with a broom, can’t hide decrepit with perfume; What’s real and fantasy can’t switch; Throw trash out or you may consume a rotten idiot sandwich....

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Categories: sandwich, emotions, introspection,
Form: Other
Best Sandwich Ever
Best Sandwich Ever Sam Adams favorite sandwich Was the make it yourself sandwich Served at the Ashland Oregon, Co-Op A modified BLT sandwich on Gluten-free bread Cheese, roast beef or pastrami, bacon Sprouts, lettuce, tomatoes, dill pickles, peppers Mayo, mustard, ketchup Just heaven in every delicious bite...

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Categories: sandwich, food, fun,
Form: Free verse

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