Short Carbohydrates Poems

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


Premium Member my food choices

Mounds of mouth-watering double mashed potatoes
Decreases my desire for a carrot or tomatoes
You can take the celery and beets back to the kitchen
Carbohydrates and starches are for what I’m itch’n
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Too Much Meat and Bread

she cannot get into clothes anymore
prefers a blue mumu or sweat pants
red meat eater from Iowa
well-fed with carbohydrates
rotund and Rubenesque
waddles into rooms
squat and stocky
overweight
chunky
bulk
Form: Etheree

Fall Ing

Carbohydrates, caffeine and chocolate

Crave, create and crash
The season of darkness upon us
Time for a hundred yard dash

To the food mart
Fill up the cart
With stimulants and cheer

Same old story, 
same solution
Just a different year
Form: Rhyme

Feeding the Ducklings

FEEDING THE DUCKS children love to feed ducklings in the park the most rowdy child will sit quietly watching the ducklings do not feed bread carbohydrates junk food, … causing malnutrition feed birdseed frozen peas oats, grains,… for healthy happy ducks

Premium Member Rice

Rich in carbohydrates;
Raised as the main grain in
Regions like Asia where
Rainfall is plentiful;
Really nice pudding
Requires milk and sugar.
Raisins make it perfect!

April 16, 2012
for Kim Merryman's Pleiades R Poetry Contest
Syllables checked by Howmanysyllables.com
Form: Verse


KIDNEY FAILURE

God made man perfect
And planted
Two bean-like objects
Inside his abdomen
And warned mankind
Not to eat the forbidden fruits
But mankind failed to listen
And took 
 too much Salt
And took 
Too much Soda
And took 
Too much proteins
And took 
Too much carbohydrates
And took 
Too much fatty foods
And took
Far too much spirits
That landed mankind 
With Renal failures
Form: Didactic

Carbs

Lots of people watch their carbs.
I guess I watch them, too,
As they proceed from plate to fork
And in my mouth to chew.

I don't care much for protein
And most healthy foods I'll skip
Except for certain veggies
Seared in oil or used to dip.

But give me bread or pasta,
Pizza, muffins, beer and fries
And I'll indulge and luckily,
I won't go up a size.

So here's to carbohydrates!
If the cavemen had their choice,
They'd be following my diet
And would certainly rejoice!
Form: Rhyme

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