Short Diners Poems
Short Diners Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Diners by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Diners by length and keyword.
seagulls in a restaurant
seagulls scare diners
divebombing restaurant tables
small children giggle...
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Categories:
diners, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Haiku
Gem's Resto Grills
Meet the night on fires
On Gem's Resto Grills food farm
That delight diners....
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Categories:
diners, appreciation, business, farm, food,
Form:
Haiku
hiku--hummingbirds
hummingbirds hover,
hearts a-flutter, drink nectar
delightful diners
...
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Categories:
diners, bird, drink, flying,
Form:
Haiku
A Poem For Karen
across the
street
all
time
stops
for
the
instance
passing
by
diners
in
the
night...
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Categories:
diners, allegory
Form:
Elegy
A Night In New York
As bakers cook, diners eat food. Good help is jumbled. Kicking lovers make no omen.
People quarrel; reactions soar through upper vented windows. Explanations yield. Zoom!...
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Categories:
diners, life
Form:
ABC
Reunion On the Reef
Crustacean crowds gather around the reef, for a special reunion.
Delicacies abound as the coral dines, along with them.
Dancing anemone, are entertainment for the diners....
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Categories:
diners, appreciation, earth, environment, nature, ocean, sea, water,
Form:
Sijo
A Cell Phone Od
Have you frequented a restaurant close to home
Noticed how many diners are on their phones
An epidemic I'd say
Indigestion is at play
All through the restaurant you can hear people moan...
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Categories:
diners, image,
Form:
Limerick
Empty Booths
the diners are silent,
and close before dusk,
solitary kettles boil,
in quiet homes glowing in the night,
and unringing phones.
how are you today?
is all we ever say,
and one day we’ll all get together...
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Categories:
diners, nostalgia,
Form:
Free verse
Dacoity
DACOITY
Disarm dirty bastards
Disown disparity
Disempower Wall Street
Disavow the dictate
Demi God of money
Dollars are the diners
Disparaging the poor
29th August Pleiades D
Syllables checked 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 = 42...
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Categories:
diners, money,
Form:
Personification
Dennys Diverse Daughters
delicious delectable divinely dipped donuts
drizzled during denny’s delightful dinner
denny’s dieting daughter Denise deliberately discourages diners
devouring dipped donuts deemed disgusting
digging in delightfully is Denny’s demure daughter Debbie....
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Categories:
diners, word play,
Form:
Alliteration
Moonlit Talk At Night Time Diners
Night time moonlit magic,
all-night conversations
in diners intense
uninhibited gaily
sharing secret
stories
listening as
only complete
strangers can
listen.
Unable to face
each other
the morning after
pretending not
to remember …...
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Categories:
diners, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Free verse
Top-Ten Hits From the 50's
Slide-out Coke machines
Superman/Batman comics
10 cent hot dogs
AM radio
Black & white TV
Rabbit-ear antennae
Bubblegum baseball cards
Tinny speakers at drive-in
Drive-in diners
Vacation bible school
Barefoot summers
Homemade playgrounds
A quarter made you rich......
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Categories:
diners, childhood, nostalgia,
Form:
List
perspective
milan mural
subtle details
perpetual
da Vinci
sets diners
to glory
the last supper
salt spill on earth
mortal at fault
moving
symmetry
complex
allusion
art divine
remains
remain...
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Categories:
diners, art,
Form:
Other
Cambodia Delicacy
In Cambodia some diners eat a delicacy that does not entice me.
What could that be? Yes, I have to tell you, for why keep it to myself?
Here, sweetie, try some fried tarantula; do you want two or three?
Um…no thanks, please put it back, way up high on the top shelf....
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Categories:
diners, food,
Form:
Rhyme
Coastal Getaway
Tan skin and smile lines.
Breakfast diners and strong coffee.
Soft breeze and salt-encrusted waves.
Lowered windows and strange songs.
Dripping ice cream and picnic tables.
Inside jokes and evening storms.
Good books and toes in sand.
All these things go hand in hand....
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Categories:
diners, appreciation, beach, beauty, books, summer, sun, wind,
Form:
Free verse
Storm At Sea
STORM AT SEA
windswept
crashing dark waves
guise of lids closed ~ dark shades
rain shatters reflective pool, glass
pupils
~
shark eyes
silver and cold
fin, watches ship cruise by
diners enter
famished
5/8/2017
Cinquin Form...
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Categories:
diners, sea,
Form:
Cinquain
A Human-Size Chicken
At a café last night, was served a human-sized chicken for sure
Needed one plate for the chicken and for the veggies, needed one plate more
Chef said it came from Asia Major
Putting it in the pot took much labor
Needed the help two diners, one of who passed out on the floor...
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Categories:
diners, silly,
Form:
Limerick
C'Est La Vie
I made a faux pas – c’est la vie!
And asked for butter on my bread,
The other diners stared at me.
I made a faux pas – c’est la vie!
And then I wanted Earl Grey tea…
‘Il est Anglais,’ the waiter said.
I made a faux pas – c’est la vie!
And asked for butter on my bread.
For Cyndi’s Un, Deux, Trios contest...
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Categories:
diners, food,
Form:
Triolet
Laughing With a Lifelong Friend
Out conversations are notorious.
Our loud laughter is uproarious.
Our explosions of mirth are furious.
Other diners smile. Some look curious.
This what it is like with a childhood friend.
Pure happiness does not readily end.
When we are together, all dour descends.
We are flexible and find, as lovely knee bends....
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Categories:
diners, friend,
Form:
Rhyme
Longbeach
we were laughing on the street.The cars kept coming and quite conversations passed us
by.The diners were all closing and the bars were just setting up.They gave us a dirty
look but i didnt know because i was content.My thoughts were with you.And in the dusk
and cool nauatical breeze,i breathed you in.Life.Disaster.Hope and
hopelesness....
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Categories:
diners, love, philosophy, space,
Form:
I do not know?
Homespun / Maine 2004
Nostalgia draped the counters and walls
The smell of bacon sizzled in the air.
Diners in baseball caps and ponytails
noisily chattered there.
The grill popped
to the teakettle’s screams
To harmonize with the babies cries
sitting on their Daddies knees.
Time drizzled by on the Chevy Belair clock
like the syrup on my Johnny cakes
while the waitress kept a pouring coffee
to the bikers, their cravings to abate....
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Categories:
diners, nostalgia
Form:
Quatrain
My Favorite Alley
I always expect to hear singing from the balconies
there is only the chatter of other enthusiastic diners
in the thin alley where we consume outside in summer
Scars, my favorite restaurant with a welcoming owner
we are greeted with plates of warm steaming appetizers
crisp table cloths are white linen, the silverware heavy
It is not inexpensive, but we would gladly pay more
for the ambiance, delicious food and this gorgeous alley....
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Categories:
diners, london,
Form:
Free verse
Eating Alone
Eating alone puts me in
a self-conscious mood,
every bite I take every spill I make,
feeling hundreds of eyes staring
at my attempts to appear as if
my unaccompanied dining event
is a once-in-a-while circumstance,
reading the newspaper provides a
fortress for lonely feelings,
occasionally I peek from behind
the printed wall and watch other diners
who share intimate glances,
laughter and coupleness....
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Categories:
diners, lonely,
Form:
Prose
Dine At My Request
Moonlight Come Dance With Me
There's no polyester in the trees
Nothing but mucous membrane
What's writing what's wrong
Pattern of the ole coal miners
Roughing it eating leftovers in diners
A brute abusive husband placed in marmalade
This is how bad men behave
Sun bright burning the heavens
Loaf of bread singles only seven
Nothing left on my dinner plate
Dine at my request
03/08/14
Written by James Edward Lee Sr
from anthology "Up Rising"...
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Categories:
diners, adventure, allegory, analogy, celebrity, character, conflict, how
Form:
Rhyme
There's a Shark In My Soup
'THERE'S A SHARK IN MY SOUP!'
Not an eyebrow was raised,
Not a shudder nor blood-curdling scream.
For in Peking you see, it's a delicacy
To consume shark fin soup it would seem.
But when diners looked round,
With his head in a bowl
Was renowned Casanova - Wang Yong.
And his date said : 'You cheat,! You're a shark on the beat!
So it's in that there bowl you belong!
29/12/18
'Shark in my soup' contest : sponsored by Anthony Slausin...
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Categories:
diners, funny,
Form:
Rhyme