Short Feast Poems

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


Feast

Blackberries ripen
Fat field mice feast upon them
Leaner times ahead






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Form: Haiku


Premium Member A Feast For the Eyes

the snow a clean plate
    trace rabbit tracks forked by wings~
              an owl’s repast served




2021.10.15
Form: Haiku

Premium Member St Clare

Today is the feast of St. Claire A favourite personage of mine. She defeated Saracens with her faith.
Form:

Premium Member Let us not waste a memory

amongst the excitement of nature's bounty
summer beckons and a feast awaits
whilst the sun sets the stage for two lovers

Feast of the Intelligent

A feast of the intelligent on simple minds
The gathering sends alarms to my ears
I wonder what the world is soon coming to
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Injera

Injera of Africa
Fermented flatbread
Of grain, not arabica
Glory in a bread
Crepe, but not the least
Serve and feast
Teff
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Haiku 77

orange blossoms
sweet nectar
bee attraction

spring flowers
breaking ground
peek a boo

robin
feast on worms
full nest
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Poet And Priest

It is all the same
both poet and priest
The Word his feast

One quotes God
the other, less above
in common
they both love
© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.

Ham Hocks and Beans

Pot ready,
for ham hocks,
beans, onions,
carrots,
now place corn
bread in oven,
let the feast,
    begin.

wrote 9-4-08

A Priest Feast

Joy counted her lovers by tens
Including identical twins
What Joy found fun
Was quickly done
For she loved confessing her sins!
Form: Limerick

The Twist of Love

When i twist to the right i turn
When i twist to the left i return
Blows of love twist
I dance and feast
It's my style and turn
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Formidable Feast-

formidable favor freshly fashioned  fractual facts first flavored feast




8/3/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

CARNIVAL aldravia



          carnival
           bodies
           interacting
           impulsive
             urges
              desires
Form: List

Night At the Beach

no sun
we did run
listen to a band
played in the sand
at night
under the moon light
its was a feast
for us each
a
NIGHT AT THE BEACH

Family Day

we all get together
in the cool weather
and feast
they all to eat
and stump
there feet
to the beat
i must say
i enjoy our
FAMILY DAY

Premium Member Foragers Feast

Sea purslane & wild garlic
A pot roasted rabbit
cooked with boletus fungi
Winter chantrelles
Japanes knotweed
Apple juice
Wild!
Form: Epulaeryu

Vultures

Vultures -----

-----------passing over dying shadows

nothing to feast on

the wind came and carried them away



10-26-13

SandyIvy
Form: Verse

Etta Dunkin

She said she could not condone it
Nor could she even postpone it
So come what may
It makes her day
To feast upon an hot doughnut!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member An Early Feast

the charcoal-colored cat
creeps upon it's prey
pouncing at the last possible minute
before the garter snake
slithers in tall grass

Ripe Mangos

Ripe Mangos
overripe mangos falling from a pregnant tree- worms ready for feast
Form: Haiku

Premium Member too much is enough

Excess is as feast ~
a carefree leap past limits
makes the party soar
over that's nice enough bar
to show what a full thrill brings
Form: Tanka

Serenity, Gratitude and Grace

For yet one more day
To feast on every vision
             graced upon me still
Serenity upholds me
      Tides of gratitude prevail
Form: Tanka

Good Wine

He turned water into wine
at the wedding feast
'twas not just any cheap wine
Jesus gave the best
His miracle wine
It was so
good !
Form: Epulaeryu

Placid Lake

. . .  rainbow, placid lake

                straight above hovers a dove

                            ants feast on dead snake . . .
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Beauty and the Feast

today
a butterfly died;
even in death,
beauty remains:
                 hungry
birds and worms
	         feasted
on what was left.

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