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Short Chili Pepper Poems

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


Premium Member Avons Lipsticks

Avon’s lipsticks had many names
Cherry magic, strawberry wonder, chili pepper
This was the sixties
the goal was to have red lips
the more brazen the better


Devious Dan

A sly chef name of Dan, for a dare,
Made a hot chili pepper éclair.
When his 'ex' took a bite,
Dan declared with delight:
‘There you go again, blowing hot air!’


04/01/19
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Chair Potato

I have become a fat chair potato It would be nice to be a tomato Maybe a chili pepper hot Or habanero wrought Anything else to end this trapped woe
Written: 03/17/2023 Habanero pepper has 100,000 to 350,000 Scoville Heat Units.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Hot Chili Pepper Dance

These spicy banana peppers are hotter than hot.
My annoyed esophagus yells “Not! Not! Not! Not! Not! Not!”
They dance around and down my gullet from the crockpot.
Temperature there is turned up to about a thousand watt.

Some weird stranger asks me, “Is this what you brought?”
Jalapeno and banana peppers tangled in a dancing knot?
My overeager tummy is yelping and screaming a lot.
Acid reflex at my age is almost nightly fought!
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Bribery

vixen ...
it defies sense
that such fetid phrase
and coarse, careless curses
can drift so dourly from plump little bows
perfect, pouty, chili pepper lips
dripping with dangled prepositions
and dangerous propositions
so, love ... what wish?
what shiny champagne-notioned bauble
will twist that naughty purse
into a sweet, sassy ...
yes?





~ 3rd Place ~  in the "Strand Pick 2, Any Theme, Any Form" Poetry Contest, Brian Strand, Judge & Sponsor.


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