Short Chowing Poems

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


Donald Trump : clerihew

  
Donald Trump jumping hundreds of humps chowing quite a bit of rumps, red faced wonder if he suffered mumps, imagine him laced …
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Probably An Acre By Now

Been chowing down on Mini Wheat Since I was a young lad it's oh so sweet Probably an acre by now Milk from Bessie the cow This breakfast supreme simply can't be beat
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Probably An Acre By Now

Been chowing down Post Shredded Wheat Since I was a young lad it's oh so sweet Probably an acre by now Milk from Bessie the cow This breakfast supreme simply can't be beat © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Giving Me the Bird

Thanksgiving Day is the word

Someone giving me the bird

Cranberries and pumpkin pie

Mashed potatoes catch my eye

Casseroles and deviled eggs

Buttered corn and turkey legs

Salads, rolls, and cobblers deep

After dinner fast asleep

A couple hours, hear me snore

Wide awake, I want some more

Chowing down, I just can't stop

Now I think I'm gonna pop
Form: Rhyme

Bill of Rights For Husbands

That’s not my elephant, this here’s Ella my wife
She claims the extra pounds came with her change of life

She now takes ballet, but watching her dance in tights
Sends chills down my spine and gives second graders frights

Her plate’s piled high with lasagna and spaghetti
Chowing down on our drive to the Serengeti

I think every husband should have a bill of rights
“Euthanasia,” I’ll plead, when they read her last rites
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Seal

 Gray seals usually feed on herring and cod
 Squids and eels also get the nod
 But things have taken a disturbing spin
 Now they're chowing down on dolphins!

 This has scientists quite concerned
 As humans could be next on the menu 
Sometimes nature takes an unexpected turn
 As animals find new prey to chew

Watch out for sharks at sea
 For you may become its next meal
 If you see a dorsal fin, you will flee
 But don't end up in the jaws of the gray seal
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
sea
Form: Rhyme

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