Short Epicure Poems
Short Epicure Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Epicure by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Epicure by length and keyword.
Epicure Eponyms
A chateaubriand well done
in bechamel sauce
A carpaccio salad
A franipani
A mozart kugeln
with Earl Grey
Tea !...
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Categories:
epicure, food
Form:
Epulaeryu
pizzeria nirvana
a girl making pizza dream
her toppings make tastebuds scream
tomato tossed swirls
and cheese in great curls
queen of the epicure scene.
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Categories:
epicure, beauty, cute love, dream, food, giggle, humor,
Form:
Limerick
My Favorite
I don't claim to be an epicure
But there's one pasta dish that's sure
To get me to the table fast.
It's macaroni/beef goulash.
I make it with the small sea shells.
My tongue tastes of the little wells
Of tomato sauce that's found therein,
So tasty that it make me grin.
When I am tired and want to crash
A big bowl of my loved goulash
Will pep me up as it fills my tummy.
I love it because it is so yummy.
For Linda Maries pasta contest....
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Categories:
epicure, foodme, me,
Form:
Rhyme
I Crave
I crave for thee oh heights
Fathomless heights,
Hiding beyond the skies
Where wisdom and wealth lies
I crave for thy zenith oh heights,
Fathomless heights;
Not for the audacity of euphoria
Nor for the aroma of nostalgia.
I crave for thy topnotch oh heights
Fathomless heights;
To become the epitome of an epicure
And my brains and brawns to insure
I crave for thee oh heights
Fathomless heights:
The abode of the twinkling stars,
The home that can’t behold scary scars....
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Categories:
epicure, art, inspirational, passion
Form:
Rhyme
THE WARMTH, THE CALL, OF APPLE PIE
Thus, we clean up after the tryptophan tornado
Slow moving, drugged, sated, slipper wearing zombies
Picking at the ruins of fun, feast and folly
Wondering why the soon to come fat guy is so jolly
Pants – let out – for comfort sake
A slumbering room of football fakes
And then that scent, of my, oh my
The warmth, the call, of apple pie
I know it’s wrong, this pie I’m stuffin’
Will turn an epicure into a glutton
As the leaves drift slow to the earth
I must give my girth its worth.
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Categories:
epicure, thanksgiving,
Form:
Rhyme