Short Buffet Poems

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


Premium Member Clerihew Buffet

Jean Buffet a winemaker by trade
with naive art had it made
Is it sophistication to amaze
make your own mind a you gaze
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Mandarin Buffet

Always hot plates.
Always refilling clean slates.
Always lots of food.
Always yummiest dishes.
Always the best of buffets
Form: Tanka

Whale's Home

Don't mess with whales
Ocean is home:
Whale's bed, playground
Office, business
Bathroom, resto
Ring, court, buffet
Etcetera.
Form: Other

A Buffet of Hate

Blood was toasted
  in a buffet of hate

A violent main course
  —whose dessert was death

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2019)

Premium Member Contemplation

Listen to poem:
Stop, reflect, imbibe.
Fill the mind with diverse flood 
from unencumbered
smorgasbord buffet sources.
A mindful present tense tick.
Form: Tanka


No I Am Spartacus

I am Spartacus

No, i am Spartacus

No, i am Spartacus

So am i

Me ?

No sorry i am just here 

For the free bar and buffet

Premium Member Fast Day Today

Fast Day 
     Today

     Buffet
     Delay

     Take tray
     Away

     All day
     You pray

     Display
     Dismay
Form: Footle

Billboard Sign

billboard sign
winks at me
eat here now

temptation
hungry bear
buffet line

plate piled high
ten pounds plus
waistband stretch

Billboard Sign

billboard sign
winks at me
eat here now

temptation
hungry bear
buffet line

plate piled high
ten pounds plus
waistband stretch

Premium Member Eyes Full

Eyes Full     by James Edward Lee Sr.

Lights so bright hurts eyes;
Ate at the buffet stomach,
Full eyes hurt, huh? yum;


11/29/17
Form: Haiku

Pamelakaye

There's a gal named PamelaKaye
Her writing style, poetic buffet
A sweet Texas tart
Who has a big heart
And a buttocks the size of Bombay
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Finger Fork Buffet

A polato frittata
Three cheese lasagne
Saffron and mussel tartlets
An iced-lime cheesecake
or
Goats' cheese souffle
Chardonnay
Light !
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Last Line

having feasted on numerous delights, I leave earth's buffet well-filled!


Dec. 26, 2018 for Silent One's 'The Last Line' Poetry Contest
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Mexican Buffet: Bring It On

To start - fresh salsa with chips;
then that combo plate:
Cheesy enchiladas, beans,
and beef tamales
smothered all in sauce.
Mine’s wicked
hot!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member lunch guest

butterball turkey buzzed one day

five whole bustops outside L A

passenger lenny

says good thing henny

you're featured in todays buffet.
Form: Limerick

Buffet Des Chichis

Warren Buffett invests in oil
Bringing Climate Change to a boil
Earning profit is fair
Warren wants his fair share
And oil under soil will not spoil!
Form: Limerick

Planned Parenthood

I took a stroll, past the buffet, past the spray tans 

and into a market of convenience. 

They always have what i need.

 Planned Parenthood never does.

Premium Member The Life Buffet

Slow down enjoy the spread
take time find beauty where least expected
tune in ~ feel the harmony



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

Premium Member Our Exercise Routine

my friends and I do not play pickle ball
we meet at a buffet in Scottish hall
the only exercise we will get today
is walking back and forth to their buffet
Form: Rhyme

Giant's Green Buffet


G-iraffe,
I-n
N-ature,
A-lways

E-ats
S-hrubs,
T-wigs
O-f
C-ommon
A-cacia
D-espite
O-bstacles

©bfa060525
Monocrostic (Birthday of Gina Estocado)
Form: Other

Premium Member Termite Prophecy

TERMITE PROPHECY


the cloudburst of wings

a buffet for dragonflies

determinant fare



5/26/2018
Magicicada Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Maureen McGreavy
Form: Haiku

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

You learn more about people when they die

Shape of the mouths
Silence of the footsteps
Harmony  of the tears
Firmness of the handshakes
Emptiness of the buffet


Declare:
Were they in love or in need.

Premium Member red cardinals

bright red ~ reddish brown my feeder is your buffet~ eat and sing thank you
bright is our color fun and pretty feathered birds call us cardinals
Form: Haiku

A Thin Line

There's a thin line  
between love and hate. 
Most people realize too late,
that letting expectations 
decide your fate 
is like having a buffet 
but an empty plate
© JP Thomas  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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