Short Dough Poems

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


Premium Member House of the Rising Dough

Oh mother, tell your children
not to do what I have done -
to spend the night with a tummy ache
after eating another bun.
Form: Rhyme


Oh Oh No Dough

Trump's lawyers are busy as bees
Collecting some really fat fees
The train from New York
Once loaded with pork 
Now sports only soiled BVDs
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Were-Dough

Were-Dough!!!

When He Thinks:
'Laugh Out Loud'
He Puts More
Emphasis On
The "Out."

GRRRRRRR...

LOOOOL.

-Gray Squirrel

10-20-2025

Dough

guys we want 'd' dough but we won't weigh the load of tomorrow's cold as in pains unfolds by Gideon Idudje
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sour Dough

SOUR DOUGH
NEED IT
BEAT IT
INTO SHAPES 
LIKE 
MAN

MAN
LIKE
JACK
KEROUAC
ON THE ROAD
TO YEASTDOM

THOUGH SOUR
LEMON 
SOUR LEMON
NEVER SOUR DOUGH 
ASK A ROBBER 
BARRON


Premium Member Mort's Rolling In the Dough

Mortimer found school to be a great big bore
Finished twelfth grade, couldn't take any more
   Didn't want 'nine-to-five'
   How would he ever thrive
Mort's smart ~ Opened up a cannabis store
Form: Limerick

Aristotle Had No Play-Dough

Aristotle Had No Play-Dough

Aristotle
Never liked to dawdle.
He studied under Plato
But by no means played with play-dough.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
January 22, 2010

Poetic form: Clerihew
Form: Clerihew

Haiku-Rolling In the Dough

rolling in the dough status quo I’m watching bread grow 5/3/5 Syllable Count Oct.10.2018 Baker's Dozen Poetry Sponsored by: Maureen McGreavy Placed 2'nd
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Kneading the Dough

I
am
a rock
of ages
I am that I am
In the beginning was the Word
As it were the Word was with God, and the Word was God
I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me
Form: Fibonacci

Premium Member Pizza

Pizza

Pizza dough, gluten free
Prepared with chopped basil
Parmesan cheese, vegan
Prosciutto slices 
Pieces of crisp bacon
Parts of baby mushrooms
Pizza sauce, Rao’s home made
Form: Pleiades

Use Your Mittens

man.....grab dos taters

odda won....they hot potatas, day hot potattas!

man.. pick dos mattos

odda won...day hot potttas, day hot potattas!

drums & horns. wook, wook, whirl!

rest o them.... day hot pottatas, day hot pottatas!
Form: Ballad

It's a Play Dough

Time warped, perception bleak. Clay bodies falling apart.

The shift of stance in reality motions the notion, that inherits a vast chasm of possible retribution.

Cracked mood shifts met with insomniacs last choice, lies wake with the dread of falling asleep.
© Mr Pickles  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member I love the smell of play dough

I love the smell of Play Dough
I put it on my nose and inhale
It is marvelous, as usual
I put it on my cheeks, and on my chin
I used to eat it
But I was younger then
I take another smell of it
Nothing like it!
No other fragrance in the world teases me like this one
I really want to eat it
But the taste is always a disappointment

Premium Member Squirrels Need More Dough

Squirrels Need More Dough

Two fighting squirrels spread seeds deep of dread
As onward spite bleeds the forest bed red.
Tucked deer and geese cede to their dying creed
Taking speed pass tufts of fur crying heed.
O forest clones, thus breeds beauty not weed
For ugly head's absence of breaking bread.

4/26/17


27 roses placed. None for Connie.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Weighting For the Dough

Thirty pounds in sixty days
That how much less Jeffrey weighs
Burning all those calories
Should have slowed the global freeze
Missy’s joined the weight loss scene
She is looking fit and lean
We can press, continue on
All the cheesecake bites are gone
Shadows of our former selves
Someone slap those Keebler elves
Got another ten to go
Someone hide the cookie dough
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Cinquain

Stepping Out With My Lady

Gotta date
 with my baby
out on the town
with my gal
wearing the
 new shoes
my honey 
gave me
she's dolled up
in diamonds
 and pearls
stepping out 
with my lady
supper
 and dancing
what ah
 wonderful world

go to the rink
skate ah 
little while
she's got a fashion
she's gotta style
we'll skate a bit
and dance a while
I'll kiss her cheek
to make her smile
Form: Ballade

Widow of Slain Ricardo

For full nine months forlorn widow,
Every nine hours by window;
Men watching their every shadow,
Still hoping for her Ricardo,
Who'd promised her Eldorado,
This doing in a Choice Meadow...

Now, The Incommunicado,
Gone her main source of Bravado
And Volunteering Troubadour,
To her a Buck she to him Doe,
Ricardo, not innocent, though...

Slain for vanishing with Grang's dough
Form: Rhyme

Glares

amiss the dark night
the diamond starts to glare
people stop in amazement
to look and gaze and stare
beautiful the diamond
as time passes by
glimpse
 of forever
the beautiful diamonds
in the sky!

love light the night
to have us dance the night away
to sing in the night
while the beautiful music play's
drink wines and to be drunk
to love like passions ends
to make love til the dawn
as the new day begins

Wash Yo Hands and Knead the Dough

SMELL THE KNEADED BREAD
THE SWEET, SWEET BREAD
MIGHT THOSE WHO HUNGER
HUNGER NO MORE
THE YEASTY DOUGH'S
THAT FERMENTS
THE SWEET MOLASSES
THAT SHALL SWIRL WITHIN
KNEAD MY DOUGH'S
AND LET THEM RISE
KNEAD MY DOUGH'S
AND LET THEM RISE
BAKE THEM THAT ALL SHALL
HUNGER NO MORE

THEIR IS A FOUNTAIN FILLED
WITH LOVE
LOOSE ALL THY FITH AND STAINS
THE WATERS OF OF
THE FOUNTAIN MOIST
THEY SOFTEN THE THESE DRIED GROUNDED GRAINS
Form: Ballad

Disterate

Malo
she ah Ego taming
man shaming
backbiting
Lover of known
she got soothing curves
sexy hips
wearing makeup
and gloss on her lips
sexy lady
make it crazy
I can't help
but indulge myself

       Le Femme
She has flaws
it's just because
she been able to get
all the men she likes
course she knows best
and what with the rest
belittled and criticized
she likes the sound of
her voice
leaving little room for
others to
contribute too
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Let Us Eat Some Play Dough

Let’s eat some Playdough he says.
I had heard he was a fun date, but this was beyond fun.
Pretending to go along with it I ask, “What color?”
Red or Blue, he says.
I only have green and pink, I tell him.
He acts disappointed. Says he has to go.
His mother picks him up.
I call my girlfriend. Where do you say he lives?
At home.
With his mother?
With both parents.
Has he ever moved out?
Not that I know of.
This is the last time I let her set me up with a fun forty-eight-year-old.

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