Short Brownie Poems

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Premium Member Grilling Out

hot dogs plumply burnt
juicy hamburgers with cheese
Italian chicken

a side of coleslaw
potato salad and more
gooey iced brownie
Form: Haiku


Star Whores

Obi Wan Kenobi
Said “dooby do be dobie”
He wasn’t one but nearly two
And didn’t know just what to do
In his brownie, Kenobi robe(y)
© Mike Youds  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fruit and Brownies

A design for a fruit that's sound, 
is round, 
and as far as I'm aware,
a brownie should be square.
At least that's what I've found.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Brownie Treat

Melted chocolate filling
Chopped peanuts sprinkled
Scoop of vanilla ice cream
Crunchy and square treat
Cakey and fudgy
A brownie
Yum
!
Form: Epulaeryu

Herd It Before

A chocolate brownie pop tart
Is the fastest weigh to her heart
But as her best friend
You know she'll break wind
That will rocket right off the chart!
Form: Limerick


Premium Member brownie elf gnome pixie and fey

Brownie, elf, gnome, pixie and fey
Walked to large mushroom store on the bay
Met a grouchy gargoyle along the way
He was made of concrete, all gravelly gray
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Dessert For a Cold Night

A mug of hot chocolate With some cinnamon Added on a winter night, A drop of spiced rum And a huge brownie With cream cheese Sweet!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Brownies

Momma's brownie recipe A treat to enjoy Those semi-sweet chocolate chips Melt in your mouth treat Warm from the oven Delightful Yum!!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member The Chocolate

The Chocolate!

She is a deliciously smart gal,
For each and everyone's her pal.
Be it in the brownie or cake,
Or the icy cold milk shake.
She sure can change everyone's morale!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member She only shows up on Halloween

She only shows up on Halloween
Who was he speaking of? The Halloween queen?
A faerie? A brownie? A vixen, gremlin, ghoul or ghost?
He flew off on a broom, leaving her to worry the most.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Perfect Autumn Day

perfect autumn day
hot brownie from the oven
candy corn on top

harvesting pumpkins
freshly made apple cider
witches elixir

oranges and ambers
pointed leaves drifting off trees
evening bonfire
Form: Senryu

Premium Member imp

fantastic faerie
powerful pixie
generous gremlin
darling devilkin
greenish gargoyle

ferocious fey
terrible troll
spirited sprite
goofy gremlin

dragonfly
damselfly
hobgoblin

brownie
urchin

imp

Premium Member Wedding Love and Peace

     Can A. Biss
        married Hash Hish

      At their wedding
        love and peace

     No cake was served, just
        a giant hash brownie

     Can A. Biss offended
        ~ “I disavow thee”
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Easily Lured by Sweets

Would you like some peanut butter caramel brownie pie?
I can top it off with marshmallow peach ice cream.
Who is this woman? And does she already have a best friend?
I nod, following her down the street to a strange house.

WAYRA Chameleon

Smug, tricksey brownie
lies beyond that sunken log
blending in with the sleek mud.
She smirks when my fly snags
and thinks, "Serves him right for teasing."


Winner 4th Place: MASTERING MICROPOETRY Poetry Contest, 5/13/26, Nette Onclaud
© Uncle Bob  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Scrying

Crystal ball
I am waiting for the smoke to clear.
Once it does show me the Wood Brownie 
Banquet hall.
Crystal ball
As I recall
The Queen of the Brownies was wearing a
Gorgeous outfit of sheer.
Crystal ball
I am waiting for the smoke to clear.
Form: Triolet

Premium Member Brownie Born with a Caul

the brownie was born within a caul
witnessed by my cousin Paul
there was a tempest and a squall
a weird event in the cold fall

the fey rejoiced, and I mean all
right in time for the harvest ball
six faeries dancing with pure gall
best ball ever held in Autumn hall
Form: Monorhyme

Mediterranean Embrace

My hand is drawn to your olive breast
I feel the swelling in my palm
Your hard soft curves exciting
My pulse begins to race
Your lips glistening
Invite my kiss
Two bodies
Become
One


Inspired by John Heck's Members' Contest
(Well he did say a sexy theme wins brownie points!)
Form: Nonet

Forbidden Cake

He found a box of brownie cake
sprinkled with silver sugar flake.
Ah! Hidden weekend treasure,
ate with forbidden pleasure,
stays bed ridden with bellyache.

August 30, 2020

Limerick Fun Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
Syllables: 8,8,7,7,8 checked on howmanysyllables.com
Form: Limerick

Shiny Brownie Eyes

Shiny Brownie eyes,
With the Little Worried Tear
Beside the Moon and Stars
In the deep blue Sky
Far away to Mountain....
Far away to River....
And far away to the Beach....

On the lonely Single Bench
At the left corner of the park
Under the May Maara Tree
Only Shiny Brownie Eyes...

Premium Member My Favorite Snack

There is nothing as tasty to me as a warm chocolate brownie
she is a bit better with cold vanilla ice cream oozing off her top
a dollop of freshly whipped cream will do
if you ate the ice cream up yesterday
whether or not to add M and M’s or a cherry 
is up to my Gemini mood of the moment

Smoky Moosh

I lived away in the Aussie bush, grey Cat escaped a smoky moosh {face}, he was eating Brown Snakes, brought Rabbit for his Doggie mates, a smoky kind of Puss. Puddys can be fierce hunters, they usually jump 3 feet in the air, when a brownie strikes at em. Quick or dead? Don
Form: Ballade

Premium Member Pan Plays Alone

Pan plays alone, disguised as a brownie or imp
Playing his flute, showing off for a charming nymph
The forest is silent, except for his pretty melody.
What more could happen? How much greater could we be?
This was from the nymph who almost always wanted more.
Pan played his melody forward, and his heart gave a soar.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Lying In Wait

All was quiet on the eastern front, and the southern front too.
We faeries were lying in wait, hoping the elves would be back soon.
A troop of brownies wandered by, drunk on sunflower seed oil.
Hush! The queen cautioned us. We transmogrified into flowers.
We certainly do not need a brownie skirmish before an elf battle.

Premium Member It Is All Over Now

Another dog has been dumped on us.
He looks like a pit bull to me.
I am terrified.
Joe says he is a boxer.

Our dog Buddy loves him.
He is playing with him now, leaping and wrestling.
Animal control has asked us to corral him.
I cannot do it, I fear him.

I ask Joe to do it.
“Corral Brownie?” He says.
It is all over now.
New dog has a name.
dog

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