Short Flour Poems
Short Flour Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Flour by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Flour by length and keyword.
Flour
Makes a great paste
Tortes, scones, cobblers, muffins
Cinnamon and sugar crust, yum!
Cakes and pies would be nothing without it
Donut making relies on it
Throw in some sugar please
Necessary
Flour
Me bum is flat coz as a graphic designer I sat
Crushed it, didn't allow for expansion, it's a fact
Guess it's not a bad thing
No need to put it in a sling
Or walk around wearing a flour sack!
The machine rotates , the white rice flour sheds like fog, and its fine and smooth.
Mom says this dad says that,
What is this heck heck heck,
I run this way you run that,
Mingle things in this and that,
Mix in flour, eggs and sugar,
Instead, we mixed salt,eggs and flour,
Then answer this and that after tasting cake,
The life is full of such stories,
Enjoying working this,
Spoiling things that,
It is just like a MAZE!!
The real woman cries for flower.
A handed one makes her tower.
The much uplifted that hour!
Giver has but lent her power;
Just nothing would the day sour.
A woman, then free to glower,
If you'd promised her a flower
And it she saw not next hour;
As a replacement Bakers Flour...
Such a woman could make one cower:
For more than one grieving hour
Tongue-lashing men with full power?
"Go and sit down on your bower!"