Short Glassful Poems
Short Glassful Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Glassful by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Glassful by length and keyword.
We all know our Sodom to flee from
And now I wish to include your rum:
To you loaf of Bread but I know Crumb,
Long minutes after a glassful dumb...
You're now by God's Angels invaded
For interest that are better jaded:
A fellow released dares not look back,
You'd be looking back: your fast flight slack:
To quit seizing a bottle Freedom,
Big Achievement of Divine stardom.
Be “blessed not stressed” yeah, that is the test,
Just a little bit o rest, that is my quest,
But the zest of the fest got me hard pressed,
There’s a pest in my breast, cardiac arrest,
My chest heavy like Mae West,
I confess, I’m distressed and a little depressed,
But I divest my unrest, priorities reassessed,
I request a glassful of the best, kindred spirits coalesced,
The fest repossessed with jest and all the best
Peace.
Who discovered cows’ milk
Is rather good to drink?
Who squeezed a cow’s appendage
And said ‘I’ll try a glass I think’?
Who then discovered cottage cheese
Who took a spoon and tried
A glassful of that gone off milk
Now solidified?
Who then discovered stilton?
They must have been quite bold
To try some of that gone off cheese
Now covered in blue mould.
Who then discovered cheese cake?
Who was the very first
To take the solid gone-off milk
And put it in dessert?