Short Gras Poems

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


Viagra

Overeating
                                                        Foie gras
                                                          Viagra
fun
Form: Verse


Premium Member Mask

 
Should my masquerade mask fall Conscious suppression exposed, Naked as the day I was born Thrust into life's Mardi Gras

Premium Member No Time Like the Prescient

   When monokus become molecules
     and Mardi Gras is Mata Hari
   Things start looking pretty scary, so

   If view arm an mis rist
     It tim c optmtris
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mardi Gras of Twenty Nineteen

Mardi Gras of twenty nineteen
Was the best parade I have ever seen
If anyone can top it, it will be New Orleans
Where I hope someday to become the Mardi Gras Queen
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mardi Gras

So here's to Happy Tubby Tuesday,
The big New Orleans jazz & blues day,
With the drunken revelers en masse...
On second thought, let's give it a pass.
(sorry)
Form: Couplet


I Have Given Up For Lent

I have given up for lent
Pate de fois gras
Lobster thermadore
And Beluga caviar
Well in a way 
I’ve never had them ever
But I won’t have them
Between now and Easter
Form:

Premium Member Creativity

the season has sprung 
music and bright ribbons flow 
thousands will attend 


Mardi gras colors 
crowds singing blues and jazz songs 
tis the seasons start

10-2-23
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Poindexter the Cat

No way I could go to Oahu without my cat she said.
Poindexter is in full agreement, he nods his head.
Gets out his brochures and points with his paw.
And he says “Let’s go during Mardi Gras”.
cat
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Masquerading Couple

Masquerading couple did the cha cha cha
They were here for New Orlean’s Mardi Gras.
We saw them coming and we gave them a gentle wave.
Their waltz was original, inspired, and extremely brave.
Form: Rhyme

Falsehood

Fitting like second skin,
far better than what he
finds in the closet. Now 
feathered, a Mardi Gras;
floating on dance of lies.
False hopes of romance masked,
For this man's lonely schemes.
Form: Verse

Carnival

He traveled down from Arkansas,
To New Orleans, for Mardi Gras.
"One evening of abandonment,"
That's what his trusted friends say,
"He frolicked on Fat Tuesday night,
And repented on Ash Wednesday."
Form:

Premium Member Observing a Monster

His head is monstrous said the withered hag with a bit of awe.
I did not know who she meant, until I turned and saw….
A colorful creature dressed like the Mardi Gras
You are right I said to my observant mother, Maw.
Form: Monorhyme

After Dusk

A roaring laughter of all walks of life;
The glittering faces and the salsa beat 
Of Mardi Gras, seals the two-way lane 
With such unrelenting hope;
With maturity and humanity; 
That is shown, elegantly, after dusk.

My Favotite Dish

I once met a girl from Niagara   
who made a great pate de foi gras
with fatty goose liver
and truffles, a sliver; 
and a whole spoonful of Viagara.  



Entered in David Williams' contest, 
'My Favorite Dish' for February 12, 2012.
© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

New Orleans

alive
bright
noisy
different
jovial
pumping
energetic
outlandish
musical
death
graves
shrimp
river boats
voodoo
floats
Mardi Gras
masks
beads
eateries
fun
swamps
tour guide
horse carriages
rain
clouds
casino
Cajuns
Form: List

A Young Fox

Ein junger Fuchs / A Young Fox / Un zorro joven  

Ein Leuchten im Gras
Auf der Jagd in der Sonne
Ein junger Fuchs


A glow in the grass
On the hunt in the sunlight
Only a young fox 


Brillo en la hierba
A caza en luz del sol
Un zorro joven
Form: Haiku

Premium Member An Evening With You

Escargot, brie, foie gras
Fondue, confit, caviar 
Black tuxedo, evening dress
Handsome, gorgeous, do impress 
Opera in the royal hall
Afterwards a regal ball
Doors held open, jacket spread
Elegance and chivalry not dead
Form: Rhyme

Mardi Gras

Beads fly by
Kids grab for candy
Bands play Jazz
Spangled girls
Sweat and sugar sticks to me
Laughter fills the air 

Catch the beads
The floats go by us
Look at that
Wonderful
What a way to welcome Lent
First one last Beginet




For the Share a Shadorma contest
© Tony Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Shadorma

Ahornblätter/ Maple Leaves/ Hojas De Arce

Blätter des Ahorn
Fallen auf taufrisches Gras
In hebstlichem Gelb

------------------------------

The leaves of maple
Are falling on dewy grass
In autumnal yellow

------------------------------

Las hojas de arce
Caen en hierba de rocío
En otoñal amarillo
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Albatross Nigel approaching U S'

Beware of the albatross, under radar he flies.' If he gets
To a neck hold? I say' kiss your 'foi gras' goodbye.! 
Forget about co-ahesion, play it cool with your hand.'
Now you're clear of the wilderness, keep  your counsel
Private, stay ever oh so slightly un-planned.'
Form: Rhyme

Tats

With a tattoo of Dallas on one breast
She decided she wanted another
After a while she made a decision
To get a tattoo of Paris on the other!

A few weeks later at the Mardi gras
With no help from panels or committees 
She decided to rip off her blouse
And show everybody her cities!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Mardi Gras

New Orleans
Great fanfare
Parades and festivities
Flamboyance
Glamorous exuberance
Vivid colors
Feathers and costumes
Strings of beads
Strewn everywhere
Loud blaring music
Frenzied partying 
Right on through to
Shrove Tuesday



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Posted on February 23, 2019

On Chefs and Cosmeticians

They ply themselves to sculpting,
to fingernails and foie-gras,
those crafty cutters, carving, trimming.

Creations to delight the senses,
a dab of blush or sauce bearnaise,
a final glance, she's ready for her audience.

Haute couture or haute cuisine, 
they'll grace a page
in any food or fashion magazine.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Nasty

just bought three bananas from the corner bodega for a dollar
to send on his way the sweat of a kitchen the immigrant

ducks from hudson almost canada we know our plucks
and the foie gras a science

why me as mostly do not eat meat to over feed the liver
but a kidney I will enjoy with cream and morels.

Of Chefs and Cosmeticians

They ply themselves to sculpting,
to fingernails and foie-gras,
those crafty cutters, carving, trimming.

Creations to delight the senses,
a dab of blush or sauce bearnaise,
a final glance, she's ready for her audience.

Haute couture or haute cuisine 
they'll grace a page
in any food or fashion magazine.
art
Form: Verse

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