Short Baked Poems

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Baked Salmon (Epulaeryu)

Salmon marinated in
terriaki sauce
Sauted, and then baked fully
with vegetables
serve over white rice,
Delicious
Yea!
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Baked Ziti

Minced garlic with tomato,
onion and pepper,
thick, cylindrical pasta
Mozzarella topped--
seared until golden.
Robust yet
sweet!
© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Baked Goods of my Cousin Vee

Blue ribbon excellence she said with glee
Judging a cherry pie made just for me
Crust as sweet and flaky as it should be
I love the baked goods of my cousin Vee
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Baked Ham

No meat ever tasted like Grannie’s home-baked ham. Sweetest right next to the bone. Savory some say. I like it most with a side of – more!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Um Bread

Make it cold and bake it hot Fresh baked bread delights Fresh from the oven buttered Senses dance a reel Happy palate sings My tummy Smiles!
Form: Epulaeryu


Premium Member Baked

I sat on what we have always called our marked bench and smoked.
Just wish you were here with me, because we could have toked,
The sad thing is I only wish you would be a little more stoked.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Cauldron Baked

The witch’s words begin to cackle,
her jargon hard to understand.
With grace adding in the taste,
style matters most of all.
Don’t believe a thing.
Parlor effects,
that’s magick
cauldrons 
bake.
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Birds Baked In Pies

Birds baked in pies, babies rocked out of trees
Kids all falling down from some dreadful disease
Young Hansel and Gretel
May wind up in a kettle
What tormented minds write stories like these?

12/4/22
Form: Limerick

Baked My Bread With So Much Sorrow

Baked My Bread With So Much Sorrow

Had baked my bread with so much sorrow;
Some of yours will surely want to borrow;
Desire possess;
Bread caress;
So I must eat now before stale tomorrow.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Rue in a Baked Custard Tartlet

monks once used egg whites
to starch their habits crisp clean
dumping yellow yolks ~
but a waste not want not pledge
inspired a baked custard tart

in an act of grace
their heavenly recipe
was kept secret sold
Form: Other

Premium Member Oven Baked Apple

Sometime apple pies 
Run and Hide
You don't want to be eaten

Peeled apples roll around
Once a seedling
In planted in the ground
Flour, cinnamon, nutmeg other ingredients...
Mixed and placed in the oven

9/16/19

Premium Member Freshly Baked Bread

ah, the smell of bread!
       freshly baked
 yum! mouth-watering...



Baker's Dozen Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Maureen McGreavy
5/3/5 Syllable Count
Date written and posted: 10/13/2018
Form: Senryu

Baked Apple Pie (Abc)

Apples baked
Create delicious
Edible food,
Gracious heaven
Intervenes joy,
Knowing luscious
Moistness,
Never overpowering,
Plain quenching
Richness,
Surrendering to
Undeniable visions,
While Xeroxing,
Youthful zeal
Form: ABC

Fresh Baked Poems

Please my friend, don't stop
Don't stop the music of your mind
Don't stop the dance of your soul 
I will join you in love, together in unity 
In creating words bigger for the screen
In peace our words will be louder than screams

Premium Member Open Baked Potato Biscuits and Gravy

Crisp oven bacon
   baked next to homemade biscuit 
drenched in syrup

morning breakfast dish 
   potato 
covered in gravy


Lune Poetry poem
3/5/7 Word Count
5/3/5 Syllable Count

1/26/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

Premium Member Baked Temptresses

They tease me, 
Vying for my attention
Behind the bakery display case. 

Voluptuous, some bursting with fruit, 
The brazen, the coquettish, 
They tease me.

Which to pick?
The Austrian strudel or Danish
Vying for my attention?

Impetuously taking her
In my car, from 
Behind the bakery display case.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Not For Us Now Chicken and Gravy and Baked Biscuits- -

While sitting at the kitchen table my spirit;
Embarks listening my nose for the baked biscuit;

I am invested so heavily in simplistic tradition;
Hot baked buttered fresh out the oven wicket;

Grandma told me and grandpa get out the skillet;
Cause that chicken and gravy for Christmas;


12/30/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©

Premium Member A honey baked life

Promised a honey baked life by Uncle Sam,
a V.A. loan, and a mini-van.
Three kids and a fenced yard.
It should be attainable to those who
worked so hard.
They served, they sacrificed as mother's wept,
came home to be forgotten to a government
that's inept..
Our unsung hero's who fought gallantly, are
supposed to be our nations first priority..
Form: Rhyme

Baked Potato

To cook a baked potato
You need lots and lots of time – 
Enough to write a longer poem
Than this, and all in rhyme.

Mitch Hedberg,* in his deadpan way,
Joked with exaggeration – 
Toss a spud into the oven and
Just go off on vacation.

He may be right – I baked one,
Eighty minutes by the clock,
But my husband took a bite and it
Was harder than a rock!

*one of my favorite comedians
Form: Rhyme

Baked Bread

You open up the kitchen door,
Aromas surround you you want more,
Fresh bread bakin some are done,
Can't wait to taste them everyone,
Mom makes the  bread most everyday,
She makes them special just her way,
The flour flies, as she kneads,
The special method, of her deeds,
The steam from slicing, is a dream,
I know this much, I could scream,
The bread is ready so am I,
Dark brown bread,  butter on rye.
Form:

Premium Member Loaded Baked Potato

When you bake these tubers unearthed from the ground,
many ways to stuff them can be found.
Onions, peppers, chives, and mushrooms can please.
How about cheddar, Monterey jack, or blue cheese?
Fill them with chili, bacon bits, or sour cream.
Butter with salt and pepper is good, it would seem.
There are other ingredients.  Anyone can dream.
One of the most versatile foods is the potato.
Dress it up.  Let your imagination flow.
Form: Imagism

Baked In The Pudding

Poetry — Easy
Poetry — Hard
Words — To Decide
Truth — Zero Sum

**********

Free To Disagree

We don’t always agree
but are free to take issue
With differing minds
— that our Founder’s defend

**********

First & Last

Say something ...
with every word
 spoke or then written
heard or unheard
With every word
free a new moment
Eternally prescient
— divorcing from time

(Dreamsleep: June, 2026)

My Love For Baked Beans

Sweet and savoury,
Smothered in rich tomato sauce,
Adding a pinch of spices like cumin, pepper and garam masala ;
Brings in a great combination of flavour and aroma,
Making baked beans smell so wonderful.
Healthy and super delicious,
Utterly addictive and irresistible,
Quick and easy breakfast,
Love to have it with Dejeunette Viennoise and Croissant along with a bite of cutlet,
One of my favourite morning delights on the dining table.
© Deepti S P  Create an image from this poem.

Baked Shepherd's Pie

Poverty Slop and
jowls of ground beef.

Saliva to corn
that's creamed to belief.

Mashed silk potatoes
spread over the tongue

sealing meat in
to covered and mung.

Tin pan the Shepherd.
A pie sitting heavy.

A feast for a King
and the bowels of a levy.

Full potted tummy.
A growling way down.

Back taste of kernels.
A hunger been drown.

Baked Shepherd's Pie
asleep in the oven.

Morning to eyes
like those of the sloven.
Form: Couplet

Boil, Cook, Fried, and Baked

form 
in to inflate
soon as my 
arm release 
the grip from the plate

my pen prolonged 
to my heart 
have faith 
again 
i'm the start 
and end of a trace
 
bounce ockward
counts  in dark with 
sheeps in my dream 

boil cause i was 
strip of my fate
cooked. cause i was well
over black 
baked because when you hurt me i just 
stood there and sat
fried cause my skin 
is puffy 
from all the crabs 
i ate

which i'm allergic too.
ain't that crap
Form: List

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