Short Crawfish Poems

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


Crawfish Boil

Tear the thin membrane.
Suck the juices from within.
Pinch the tail and eat.

By Robb A. Kopp
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Form: Haiku


Sea Serpent

Crude serpent of oil
Crawfish caught in its black coil
Our earth determined to spoil

By Robb A. Kopp
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Form: Haiku

Premium Member Shell Fish Feast

Curried crawfish tails hors d'oeuvre
Moules mariniere
Fresh oysters au naturel
Some shrimp canapes
and lobster croquettes
Out fishing
Huh !
Form: Epulaeryu

On the Bayou

Louisiana Cajuns 
Eatin'  hot cornbread,  
Chompin' aligator tail 
And suckin' crawfish heads.
Eatin' jambalaya 
And gumbo stew:
Gourmand, Sunday dinner,
On the old bayou.
Form:

Premium Member Alaskan Hairy Man

reclusive hairy man is shy
hides out in secluded parts of Alaska wilderness
lives on mussels and crawfish
part of an ancient cryptid race
creeps up to igloos at night
peers in at children
inserting his ways into their nightmares


Premium Member Shellfish Ken

There’s crustaceans in my rations,
And the krill are in my pills.
There’s a prawn on my lawn,
And all this gives me chills.
There’s an oyster who is cloistered
With a crawfish in a dish,
But the shrimp is on the barbie,
And that’s what gives me thrills.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Crawfish Cornbread Stuffing

It all starts with the cornbread buttermilk, of course seared in an iron skillet crunchy outer crust southern tradition slap-your-mom good! Crawfish, Andouille sausage, crumbled up cornbread, onions, celery, apples, cranberries, pecans, cinnamon and sage, moistened and baked!
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epulaeryu

Weekend Getaway

Wading in a branch
trickling slowly along to the ocean.
Smell of decaying leaves and honeysuckle in the air.
Tadpoles, crawfish swimming by toes in Swift creek.

River otter curiously watching
the boys playing, splashing in the water
on a hot August day.

Bream jumping, splashing 
Trying to remove the land creatures 
From their watery domain.
Form: Narrative

Soaked

As far as I can see
This wet was meant to be
like the dew on flowers

like the ocean for fish
like river for crawfish
I feel so good and free

I get so wet, so wet
from head to toe I know
I tremble and quivver

I linger and linger
under the fountain stay
soaking up this freshness

feeling out of control
enjoying the cold heat
Every drop, every beat

My imagination 
of love spread out like sea
you and me together
this love was meant to be

Premium Member To Do Again For the First Time

Dive deep
	into my inner place 
	once more, maybe twice.
	
	Fly while standing still,
	as I did before
	I learned the truth.

	Lose myself in painting
	to the point of no breath
	or thought beyond the canvas.

	Write with abandon 
	about heart, butterflies,
	and her fierce beauty.
	
	Walk among white marble tombs,
	eat crawfish jambalaya,
	dance the zydeco.
	
	One more glass of wine,
	just the one...
	Any more and I’m lost.
	
	Never lose myself again
	to the blackness
	of no memory.
age

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