Short Cut The Cheese Poems

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


Premium Member Cheese? Keys?

When asked why I can’t find my keys,
I snicker, and then I say please…..
I have a clapper
and I’m very dapper,
just don’t ask me to please cut the cheese!
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Bubble Bath

Sittin' in the bath tub,
it's just me and you;
Talkin' about the day we had,
that's what we like to do

"BLOOP! BLOOP! BLOOP!"
bubbles ripple through the air;
"Sorry honey, I cut the cheese!"
"Come back, let's be fair!"

Sittin' in the bath tub,
my spirit's lost its tone;
Guess I'll read the paper,
looks like I'm all alone!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member who cut the cheese

Bright orange lobsters pointed their claws at their brother
When someone asked who had cut the cheese
The audience began to have a bit of a laugh with their mother
For they were outing each other, with a bit of ease

Who cut the cheese? Asked the magistrate again.
They pointed at each other; the sorry chaps
They probably both did it, said their truthful cousin Win
He had spent some time in their house during naps
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Freddie the Old Beekeeper and his Bees

Bright orange lobsters pointed their claws at their brother
When someone asked who had cut the cheese
The audience began to have a bit of a laugh with their mother
For they were outing each other, with a bit of ease

Who cut the cheese? Asked the magistrate again.
They pointed at each other; the sorry chaps
They probably both did it, said their truthful cousin Win
He had spent some time in their house during naps
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member When Louise Cut the Cheese

She was such a prim and proper wife.

When asked to cut the cheese, she'd ask her spouse to, please

because she did not like to use a knife.

But sometimes she would sneeze.

She could not help it then; she'd cut the cheese!

At such time, we'd be holding our noses.

It's for sure we were not smelling roses,

and we all would cry out, "Geez, Louise!"


Nov. 13, 2018 for Barry Stebbings' Write A Poem About Cheese Poetry Contest
Form: Rhyme


Around the Old Grill

With a GRUNT she said, "I grill meals,"
"Won't you PASS THE GAS lighter please?"
He said, "LET IT RIP!", to seal the deal
Impressed with how she CUT THE CHEESE

SILENT BUT DEADLY, were her cats
Outside, she LET ONE GO at a time
The little STINKERS were blind as bats
But would BREAK WINDows, what a crime!

From the grill a BROWN CLOUD rose up
She said, "UNCORK ONE bottle of wine!"
"Be careful, don't STEP ON A DUCK,"
"LET ONE FLY, and we'll have a good time!"
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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