Short Bagels Poems

Short Bagels Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Bagels by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Bagels by length and keyword.


Melting Pot

The Chinese are going for bagels
The Jews head out for won ton
I really am not quite sure anymore 
Which side I am on!
Form: Couplet


Imagery Expression

IMAGERY EXPRESSION

mundane crisp and misty morning
New York coffee, cream cheese bagels
art gallery—comforting warm abandonment
art
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Breakfast

Bagels butter biscuits with
Raspberry Jam 
Eggs 
And
Keep the mystery meat Spam
Fruit
Apple Pancakes 
Syrup hot
Tea ready to eat
Form: Acrostic

Hot Bagels

Bagels as hot as pancakes
for a quick breakfast;
I breathe in their tempting smell
and get excited:
happy as a kid,
I munch on
one!
Form: Epulaeryu

Bagels and Lox

Bobby Burroughs bought a bunch of butter bagels,
Bundled in a butter bagel box.
But Bobby Burroughs found the bagels bitter,
So Bobby bought a box of better lox.
Form:


Taste Test

Salt, yeast, and flour,
Roll the dough,
Rise for an hour.

Rye, Wheat, Oatmeal too!
Take a piece,
Toast and jam for you.

Try and taste the rest
But you know
Pizza is the best!

Try bagels and Lox.
No more bread?
Open the breadbox!
Form: Rhyme

My Oven Mitts Are Too Thin

I've grabbed a thousand bagels
and my oven mitts fell short
Of keeping me from burning self
and holding my own snort

And now I know that thickness better
and shop for what I like
When thickness means a lot of money
meant to spend on physce
Form: Quatrain

Breakfast At the Sidewalk Café

Every morning finds this little café busy in all kinds of weather
You will also find a sweet old couple enjoying breakfast together.

Cuddling over bagels and coffee they discuss the news of the day
Being together is all that matters neither cares what the headlines say.

Premium Member To Bake Or Not To Bake

Cakes, cookies, brownies, and pies;
Scones, pastries, muffins, and tarts;
Biscuits, bagels, and bread: Oh my!
Creating these gifts much joy doth impart.
I don’t believe I’m overstating the part.
So very few folks alive grasp this gift.
Life is all about what you bake of it!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member You're Invited

You're all invited to my party.
No, not Jack or Jill or Marty. 
I'm inviting apple strudels,
pies and tarts, the whole caboodle, 
custards, puddings, buttered scones 
(with muffins and bagels, I'm not alone), 
cookies, croissants, an eclair,
and my lovely baklava, so dear.
Form: Rhyme

Lilith Down

When Bayt lahm guttured Bait lehem,
no bagels and baguettes are baked.

As hummus and labneh melting down,
prickly grapes grown in Golan Heights, 
Awakened Elchanan terminated Goliath.

Raising Rachel tribes of nomadic life,
goes to a mysterious hypogeum.
The underground chamber,
forefather of Hebron and Nablus.

Premium Member Charade

An absurd idea slipped from my head
That, in my dreams, would best be left for dead.
This chimeric charade turned global rage;
A mighty and monstrous meme for our age.

Perhaps someday the p.c. and the woke
Will finally be aware of my joke.
Too late to put back in Pandora’s box
I shrugged it off for some bagels and lox.
Form: Rhyme

Tangled Foliage

An empty studio:
the man of the passionate handwriting
belts his dog

come my glory, my plebeian bride
hamster bagels

glitter indeed:
meticulously chosen bbq charcoals
as whimsical jewellery

“I’m so on fire and hear the wind”

Your grabbers, call them back 
let me   su.su

“No, don’t touch me now,
let me talk”

Premium Member Gentle Jimmy Drag Racer Darted In and Out of Danger-

Little Jimmy was a eight-teen-year-old wild teenager
He had a souped-up Dodge Dart and ate day old bagels
At the dark in the park he would race his Dodge Dart
Car went so fast it's sputtered sounds of flagellants-fart 
Baroom-zoom-zooms out here drag racing in out of danger


2/21/22
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2022
Form: Limerick

Things

There are certain things in life
I couldn’t do without – 
Reading, music and a home
Where I can muck about.

Pencils, paper, ice cream, beer,
Coffee, bagels, cheese – 
Take them from me and you will
Have brought me to my knees.

Note, they’re objects I describe
Which sate my appetite.
For people, that would be
Another poem I’d have to write.
me
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Nightmare of Marcus Dean

The Nightmare Of Marcus Dean


      Marcus Alouitious Montgomery Dean

      Dined on bowls of chocolates, doughnuts, bagels and cream.

      Until one night he awoke with a scream,

      Being eaten, he thought in a terrible dream,

      By a bagel, a doughnut, some chocolates and cream.

           Barry Stebbings
             09/13/18
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Custodian of Tradition

My son Jacob, he follows traditions
  Religious, he has certain ambitions

    He prays to God three times a day
    I think he even knows what to say

  Straight as an arrow, and square as a box
  Jacob took a liking to bagels and lox

    Sister snitched: Jacob prays right before he eats
     ~ that I don't slip a slice of pork in his daily treat
Form: Couplet

Premium Member How bad can Health food be

Nutritious food, how bad can it be?
I stood in the organic section, wanting to pee.
Aren’t you glad you came with me?
This was my healthy cousin, Little Lulu Lee

I will meet you in the park said her brother Gore
I watched him sneak into the bakery next door
Have to potty, I’ll see you in the park too I said.
I stocked up on muffins, scones, bagels and bread.
Form: Rhyme

In Another Time

In another time I would’ve picked orange lily and carnation
Sprinkled in some white daisy for a resplendent bouquet 
Some fresh bagels from your favorite bakery by the station
With those,smiling,I would’ve knocked your door on your b'day
Instead,clichéd notes of wishes, I post on social media today

Written on 07/17/2016
Contest:'In Another Time' by Ir0nic Zink

Breakfast Company

Some friends came by for breakfast,
Which doesn't happen lots.
It's easier than dinner -
Fewer bowls and cooking pots.

Scrambled eggs and fried potatoes,
Bacon, bagels, coffee, cheese,
Juice and honeydew and cookies -
Many choices meant to please.

Yummy food and conversation,
Under morning's sunny sway,
Is a special way to welcome
What will be a lovely day.
Form: Rhyme

Soul Food

Bagels and baguettes
Bap or fried bake,
The fruits of the flour
are easy to make

Chollah, chapatti, 
Cinnamon bun.
These global delights,
make eating such fun.

Filled with Caribbean sweet meat
like Guava jam,
Scottish smoked salmon; 
Or Danish roast ham.

Add a fresh fruit salad,
Some sparkling wine,
A candle, red roses and  
you’re ready to dine.

Joanna Davis

A Dozen Ducks

A dozen ducks were bobbing 
On the river - what a sight!
The fact that there were 12 of them
Just filled me with delight.

If there had just been 2 or 3
I’d not have been impressed
And, at first glance, a dozen 
Wasn’t what I would have guessed.

Of course I counted! Now, when thinking
Dozens, one supposes,
I should add ducks to Christmas days
And bagels, eggs and roses.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Hampton's End

as the empty jackets sway
awaiting the days of thee inn
while the shore cries back
between the light houses 
englishmen invites bagels 
to dine the lobster screams
the claws are red
but not ready yet
while the taken
takes a stand alone
as the sable dance outback
behind the paisley gates 
the dark drapes fall
over the last call
ah a spider
splashes in the final sip
of hot cider
Form: Sonnet

Pumpkin

There's pumpkin coffee, pumpkin bread,
Pumpkin bagels, pumpkin spread,
Pumpkin muffins, pumpkin pie,
Pumpkin ice cream - my, oh, my!

Pumpkin donuts, pumpkin beer, 
Pumpkin pancakes and, I fear,
Soon there will be, oh my gosh,
Pumpkin soap with which to wash.

Everywhere's that pumpkin scent 
Reminding us what's evident -
Summer's heeded its last call
For pumpkin flavors herald fall.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Trip To the Bagel Shop

In the early morning, it is a trip worth taking.
I go to the bagel shop just to smell the baking.
Into the water are little rings of yeast-raised dough.
Let them soak a bit, and into the oven they go.
There are plain and seeded with other varieties.
Hot and fresh from the oven, they all easily please.
Bring out the butter, jelly, and don’t forget cream cheese.
Bagels make a great breakfast treat.  Everyone agrees.
Form: Rhyme

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