Short Eat On Poems

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Premium Member better than big cake

I like them better than big cake
Because I am the only one to eat on mine
or dig in it or mess with it
Cupcakes so tasty and sweet


Listen

It is important to every man,
to eat on his sweat
because when we die,
we leave everything on the world.
The world always reap
what we sow.
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Eat On Time

Empty heart is better 
Than empty stomach
Stomach acid hurts 
More than heartache 
Let's have breakfast
Lunch, snack and dinner
Never escape eating on time
So no more heartache and pain.

Fritata

Eggs whisked  to frothy lightness 
     Herbs,spices, bacon- 
    bits,  spring -onions add some  green
       tomatoes  shed  red
         sinful temptation
              eat on toast
               mmm.
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member The Neediest

The Neediest
                     by Odin Roark

Still life furnished room
Broken chair
One dare not sit on
Narrow bed
Hard to sleep on
Table leaning
Daren’t eat on
Two-burner
Caked hard with spilt on
Out the window
Hope often stomped on

Someone’s present year 
Destined to be long gone
© Odin Roark  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member It's the Bees

It's the bees that makes us normal. It's the bees that make things right. It's the bees that makes the honey, we eat on Saturday night. It's the honey cone I love to eat and lick, when the bees are not aound. For they will sting you awful, if they catch you near their grounds.

Premium Member Summer Sands and Sister Stars

Don’t you adore warm sand betwixt your toes?
You ponder summer’s rainbowed tinted clothes.

How we long to eat on the beach, and family and friends
That summer treat. seems it never ends!

Usually a friend brings his melodious guitar.
We sing melodies under celestial stars, afar.


                      1/12/2022
Form: Rhyme

Everybody Loves You

Everybody loves you
At least that’s what you think 
See, there are some people who love you
The people who love you always got your back
There are other kinds of people, too
The ones who use you like you’re a paper plate, 
They eat on you and when they done, they throw you away
You have to pick the right people to be in your life 
‘Cause if you don’t, you’re gonna get hurt and that’s not alright

Santa Claws

You think you'll see his shadow 
You think you'll be able to hear 
Instead he'll kill you silently 
There's no need to leave presents this year. 

He loves the taste of flesh and blood
He craves it more and more 
He likes to collect the little children 
To eat on Christmas morn'

So just remember this year
When your eating on Christmas day 
Santa will be feasting 
The children no longer play.
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Porch Days

How I miss
Those old Porch Days,
Screened in Porch,
Round table
Lawn chairs
Little b&w TV
Seemed no cares...
Dad and I
Watched our Mets,
I'd cook our dinner,
And he'd say, "Let's...
"eat on the porch, 
why don't we, son?"
I'd already be prepared
Cause that's what we'd always done...

Our large yard, a park,
of trees and plants,
Only problem, those pesky ants

Oh, for an afternoon,
Of such bliss,
Those splendid Porch Days,
That I so miss.
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Bio

The Dragonfly That Caught My Eye

Such beauty and speed
Large eyes with two pair of wings 
Life is short only six months
Seeing almost 360 degrees around

With top speeds of 18 MPH
On this earth 300 million years ago
Imagine how many dragonflies that would be
They can catch and eat their prey

Without even landing they eat on the run
Their eggs they lay in water some stay up to six years
The United Kingdom was their 1st sanctuary in 2009
I thank you for giving theses amazing insects a home
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.

Dire Need For Food

Dire Need for Food

Need for nutritious food is always dire;
Rather than us die and have to expire,
Did eat on,
Until gone,
Our each delicious meal in its entire.

Another piece off we started slicing,
Of incredible cake seeming enticing;
When found,
Perfectly round,
With excellent icing and sweet spicing.

Food fest had been on was the best;
Always easy to chew up and digest;
Calories become,
More that some;
Find more we went on another quest.


Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

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