Short Brunch Poems

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


Premium Member Brunch

Trim slices of parma ham
Dressed in olive oil
Lollo blanco salad
Ciabatta bread
And eggs benedict-
A light lunch
Ciao !
Form: Epulaeryu


Food

Cheesy potato
With a side of Banger or ham
Crepes for dinner, breakfast and lunch
Brunch? Blueberry muffins and quiche
Hungry?
Form: List

Nice Brunch

J-ust eat your breakfast and lunch, 
O-n February second sunlight; 
A-fter the meal Wednesday night, 
N-ice brunch sets things 
A-right.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Sandwich Drinks Brunch-

cold steak
lunch meat 

sandwich 
cold cuts

lunch brunch
 fruit punch

9/19/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020
Form: Footle

Caught

My sweet cat loves 2 percent milk
Which I put in Captain Crunch
Halfway through my meal, she took a sip
But I still finished up my brunch
© C.W. Bryan  Create an image from this poem.
cat


Premium Member Mountain Oysters For Ladies Brunch

Mountain oyster stew for lunch
Lovely for an old ladies’ brunch
They down them with glee
Happy as crones can be
I do not think they have a hunch
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Two In One

Sunny side eggs and fried bread
Buttered toast and jam,
Sausages,bacon or ham,
black coffee and tea-
As one,breakfast,lunch
condensed,brunch
Gee !
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Suckered Brunch

You beat me to that sucker punch,
but missed I was away at  brunch;
Honey I have been gone,
all you get is a dial tone;
The trash took itself out for lunch.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member O Teenage Metabolism, Where Art Thou

When I was a teen, I would munch
My way through the whole Sunday brunch.
I'd destroy that buffet,
Then as we walked away,
I would ask my poor mother, "When's lunch?"
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Picky Eater

My sister's so picky 'bout what she'll eat.
Her food quirks are annoying and offbeat.
At breakfast and lunch
or Saturday brunch
we all roll our eyes and admit defeat!
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Shadows of Summer

Rediscover the spirit
of the shadows of summer
the pleasures of beach days
the joys of snorkeling in the reefs
and the sensational taste
of island style coffee and brunch
© Mia Pratt  Create an image from this poem.

Mogul Menu

Tea and Sympathy
met Days of Wine and Roses 
Old friends enjoyed brunch
with Arsenic and Old Lace
at Tiffany's for breakfast.


For Mr. Brian Strand's
Tanka Me contest
© John Heck  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member A Lady In Ames

There’s a young lady in Ames we are told
who claims a pedigree royal and old
It’s Dairy Queen for brunch
and Burger King for lunch
Then dinner where the arches are gold

Written 3/19/22
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Untitled

there was an old man named Munch
who decided on a tryst over brunch
he thought he met the girl of his dreams
she let out a scream
and he said my dear I have something to paint over lunch
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Hailstorm of Brunch

A hailstorm of brunch and some juice. Sweet dough in a coffee cake boost. A casserole got ‘em with croissants on bottom. When time for clean up, fed friends vamoose. 8/29/2021
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Heres the Skinny

“Here’s The Skinny“ 

Here’s the skinny, rules? Not many,
To turn the weight gaining around, 

Eat like a Queen at Brunch, 
Have your Dinner for Lunch, 
 
And only Drink when the Sun goes Down!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Brunch

I am joining an old friend for brunch
(my calendar brings me good news). 
We will meet at the bistro, 
remembering old times 
over eggs and toast -
grab a muffin
sit beachside
and gaze - 
bliss!
Form: Nonet

Premium Member At The Country Club Today

At the country club a sight for sore eyes Brunch with the bunch and giraffic surprise Two tall orders, son of a gun It surely beat the hole-in-one! Anticipating sharing a slurped prize
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Here Lies Mae Brunch

Here Lies Mae Brunch

Here lies fat Mae Brunch
Never late for lunch 
A spinster for life
Did she get her ticket punched?

An Epitaph for a laugh 2 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Jesse Rowe
April 14, 2019
Form: Epitaph

Premium Member A Soup For All Seasons

Mushroom soup for breakfast
Carrot soup for lunch
Noodle soup for dinner,
Onion soup for brunch!

Chow mein soup the next day
Broccoli soup – oh Boy
Barley soup – I’m feeling sick – 
But Poetrysoup for joy!
© Sneha Rv  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Ecstasy

Eating salads five days
Eons away weekends
Enjoying Sunday brunch
Eggs on white buttered toast
Extra butter in grits
Eyes brim with mirth and joy
Earth is a paradise

Written on:09/19/2016
Contest :Pleiades E
Form: Verse

Premium Member Those Who Love To Munch

For those who love to munch
  breakfast soon turns to brunch

While those who prefer to abstain
  a healthier outlook maintain

Bread dipped in salt, water by the measure
  help us appreciate food as a treasure
Form: Couplet

Practice Punch At Lunch

Smith was out to lunch
or maybe it might be brunch
had to practice punch

we should realize
what Smith did was compromise
had not been too wise

Putin with a crew
bad things he will do to you
he had a loose crew
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Take a Cat To Lunch

Oct twenty-nine is National Cat Day

   To honor pedigree and roaming stray

      Take a cat to lunch

         Or perhaps to brunch

            Or better yet to a seafood buffet

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Joyous End

It's late on a Sunday afternoon, sleep is on the agenda A satisfying brunch earlier ended a joyful weekend-a The closing of a perfect day Nothing more I can say Except hope your week ahead is a joyous and happy blend-a
joy
Form: Limerick

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