Short Gorging Poems

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


My Huckle Berry Heaven 2k13

Many of time have
I sat upon earthy ground,
amongst Huckle Berry patches
gorging in Huckle Berry heaven
with glutton lips painted purple.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Center Stage

Soft swell of Saturn,
the rings have begun to spin
gorging on the frost. 
Sea goats are now center stage,
seasonal winds take control.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Civil War's Prelude

Nicolas Maduro's life's so rough
Gorging himself at the public trough
   While fellow Venezuelans have no food
   Situation dire -- civil war's prelude
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Jellybeans and Jesus

             Easter 
              Eve
Atop a foam mattress cloud
gorging on gourmet jellybeans 
    drifting further away 
              from 
              Jesus

Premium Member Vampire

Listen to poem:
Voracious blood suckers
Vespertilian beasts
Vermilion eyes, white fangs
Velvet cloak, black en-wrapped
Vigilant for dawn's break
Voraciously gorging
Vivid red neck vein blood
Form: Pleiades


Premium Member Lithe As a Fairy

Eating sensibly is the name of the game No more gorging, that's not good for our frame Getting lithe as a fairy Singing like a canary Happy as poop I'm no longer shamed
Form: Limerick

In Our Wasps' Eyes

In luring us, alone
Through each bright tone
Do hang them, if by looks, of
More dazzling worth

For apricot, calcite.
Grape, rubellite.
Our wasps' gorging perspective!
No mouth-eyed dearth!
Form: Rhyme

A Bachhanalian Feast of Time

All I've done
is eat and drink
to lull myself
to sleep
my senses
dulled
with food and wine
I know
I'm marking time
wishing my life away
dulled
with food and wine
gorging myself to sleep.

T-Day Plus One

A turkey gets stuffed
And so do we
And that’s Thanksgiving
To a T.

For overeating’s
De rigueur
Since that is what
A feast is for.

The food left over
Might entice,
But there’s no need
For gorging twice!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fridge Door Was Jammed

Unfortunately the fridge door was jammed this morning Panic immediately set in, it happened without warning But in spite of my panic Remain calm, no silly antics Adult as I am, used a sledge hammer, now gorging
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Wolfling Beware the Offerings

Wolfling
beware the offerings

years of starvation 
her impetus
broke free
she leapt past inhibitions of fear
the unknown
fell upon the feast
gorging writhing with sensation
belly full
she turned
just in time to see
herself trapped.

Premium Member Animal French Kissing

When animals french kiss, they overdo it at times Even gorging themselves which I call “stepping over the line” They're known to have dim wits But even they have their limits So keep your tongue inactive and things will be fine
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Life Is a Bowl of Cherries

Peter has 150 candy bars, he eats 125, what does he have now Diabetes... thought it would be kinda obvious he'd be endowed Should have known better Followed doc's orders to the letter Instead of gorging himself like a big fat cow
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Life's a Bowl of Cherries

Peter has 150 candy bars, he eats 125, what does he have now Diabetes... thought it would be kinda obvious he'd be endowed Should have known better Followed doc's orders to the letter Instead of going off the rails and gorging himself like a cow
Form: Limerick

Premium Member No Control

Peter has 150 candy bars, he eats 125, what does he have now Diabetes... thought it would be kinda obvious he'd be endowed Should have known better And followed doc's orders to the letter Instead of going off the rails and gorging himself like a cow
Form: Limerick

January Funeral

Hang your heads in shame
and sorrow
you Snowdrops,
gorging on the frozen sun.
He is dead.
And tomorrow
turns a lesser world,
its iron heart
oblivious to your mis-timed gaiety.
Waving about,
white traitors,
your joy is only surrender to a moment of light
in a dark place
© Cat Wood  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Limerick: Once a Delicious Hen Fed On Rice-Sticks

Limerick: Once a delicious hen fed on rice-sticks

  for Delysia Hendricks, with many, many thanks

Once a delicious hen fed on rice-sticks
Loved gorging herself on limericks
She pecked on a sweet line
It turned all alkaline
Now chicken’s served with acid on bricks.

© T. Wignesan – Paris,  2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Universe Destructed

I’d annihilate
the ascending sun
from the sky

incinerate the
eremitic moon
beyond recognition

eradicate
each and every
constellation from its
galaxy

decimate every
planet one
at
a
time

if I believed
that it would
give you one
instant of
respite

from the
savages gorging
on your essence.

Hand In Hand

I wasn't going to say anything
in that leafy Lincoln street
when you caught me pondering my life
and the many ways to die
but there was something about the hour
that curled like a python
as rain soaked down 
to soft pale skin
puddles gorging like cancer
screaming our heads off
hand in hand
seemed the better option

Emptiness

.                              Starvation
                            Strong,     evil
                        Gnawing, bulging, craving
                   Hungry, Voraciousness, greediness, pig
                          Stuffing, gorging, Devouring
                              Bolemia, glutton
                                   Obesity
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Summer

Summertime 
             sombreros hammocks
         imbibing sweating traipsing 
     beach sunbathing lake ice skating 
          gorging freezing stumbling 
             balaclavas eiderdowns 
                     Wintertime 
                   


Spring or Summer Diamante Poem Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Caren Krutsinger  01/05/2021
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Rubies and Crows

Three crows pecked away the heart rubies
from an ice cream coned childhood dream.
When the crows weren't gorging and preening 
They'd layer black caw over all of the sweet dream.

These three hags, and I, have grown old and bitter together.
Forever taunting from ruby-stained beaks.

I don feathers from a fractured past.
Minted as trophies atop a foamy nightcap.
Form: Rhyme

Sweet Nectar

flitting and gorging
summer flowers abundant
sweet nectar for all

Written 20th June 2019

Contest: Birds or Bees Haiku
Sponsor:Tania Kitchin
6th PLACE in Premier Contest

Poem Syllable Counter Results
Syllables Per Line:	5 7 5

Contest Brian's Choice O
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Contest FAVOURITE HAIKU CONTEST 
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Form: Haiku

Discontinuance

Does it bring you great joy
To give me so much pain 
From the vows I took 
That gave me your last name 
A misrepresentation of a guarantee
Is simply contrary to one’s belief 
And yet you keep gorging 
My life with debris 
What a confinement space 
You have me in 
This sage seems to be never-ending 
The only thing left for us to do 
Is to part ways 
And find someone brand new

Premium Member Smother Me Or Just Like You

You speak without words,
talk slowly, with fingertips
gorging on my soul;
As you strum I start to hum 
sighing ever so sweetly;

Diabolical,
your anger excited me;
A moth to a flame, 
ecstasy a brief smother 
with that dark velour blanket;

Empty, crying out
my sound quiets the silence;
Subdues the restlessness
over and over again;
Now you know I’m a psycho.

Just like you .

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