Short Ham Poems

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


Green Eggs and Vegan Ham

"green eggs and vegan ham"


that chat is
not a chatte

but

why's that 
cat doing

that 

with
that

hat
Form: ABC


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

Premium Member Little Dieter

Little Dieter, pork pie eater,
Had a sow and couldn't feed her,
Ground her up with sweet potatoes
Eats the pies all night and dayo.
Form: Quatrain

Cunning Ham

Tom flew down to Turkey to play
But found at the end of the day
Putin had to gobble
So there was a squabble
Hence the Marmite-Putin soufflé
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Silence of the Ham

Charlie Chaplin, in a silent fashion 
Spoke to millions with great passion, 
Nothing short of amuse - 
Strutting Little Tramp’s big shoes.
Form: Clerihew


A Bra Ham

A blood-thirsty God wants your son
And you fear God's will must be done?
You heard God's spiel
Now make a deal!
Remember God wants to have fun!
god
Form: Limerick

Ham Hops and Collard Greens

this meal is the deal
if your rout the south
you know what am talking
about
you eat a sleep
its gets you in the beat
he can make you mean
HAM HOPS AND COLLARD
GREENS

Premium Member Baked Ham

No meat ever tasted like Grannie’s home-baked ham. Sweetest right next to the bone. Savory some say. I like it most with a side of – more!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Ham Hock

There once a man from The Rock He brought me a gift of ham hock Valentine's Day Sadly, I say When I cooked collards, he was in shock
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Ham

Honey cured lightly rubbed  
Herbs and brown sugar glaze
Halo pineapple rings
Harmony of flavor
Heavenly succulent
Hold, hint subtle sweetness
Holiday honey taste
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member A Certain Cunning Ham Named Tom

There's a certain cunning ham named Tom
Who once crafted limericks with aplomb
  Lately, no funny new lims
  Has Tom's funny bone dimmed -- NO 
His computer's been infected with ROM!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Before Eggs and Ham

Best time for me for writing good stuff When I first get up, eyes blurry mind full of fluff Most creative I am Before eggs and ham Zinging along, rhymes bursting outta me butt
Form: Limerick

Ham

i'm a book collector of the old,
ham radio books to me are gold,
the ancient ones with valves and such,
I make long wire aerials to keep in touch,
i'm vk4pr of  Queenslands fold...

dont do it now so much...


Don
Form: Ballad

Naughty Ham

The Church of Four Hundred Rabbits*
Needs Vows of Silence from blab-its
The Altar wine
Is so divine
That monks and priests probe loose habits

*Prior to Lockdown, Nottingham's
400 Rabbits Tequila Bar 
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Very Cunning Ham

There is a very cunning ham named Tom
Pens side-splitting limericks with aplomb
   When Soupers are down
   Tom removes their frowns
And their funny bones explode like a bomb 





              We love you, Tom!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member "give Slam a Ham"

I know little of poet, Sam Slam,
But give him a slice of poet I am.
Of the prime directive,
I am over protective,
So slam your gums down, here comes your ham.

For Anti-Slam Limericks
In Honor of: Carolyn Devonshire
Placed #3
Form: Limerick

Ham and Eggs

Good morning whats for breakfast?
Can I have eggs and ham please?  
That’s a nice simple breakfast
That can be prepared with ease
Well not as simple as you may think
Oh its but a days work for the hen
But for the poor old pig
It’s a lifetime of commitment
Form:

Premium Member Ham Pleiades

Holiday ham rubbed with
Herbs and brown sugar glaze
Halo pineapple rings
Healthy red sweet cherries
Heat oven cook two hours
Host your hungry group with
Heavenly honey taste

12/12/2016


My Merry Christmas Party Pleiades Poetry Contest -Edited - Poetry Contest
 
Sponsored by: Andrea Dietrich
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Ham

Some people say a man is made out of ham
I say he's made out of mussel and clam
Mussel and clam, oyster and crab,
Spread like a feast on a mortician's slab. 

You eat way too much, what do you get
Another pound fatter all sweaty and wet
Tell Peter not to bake me no pumpkin pie
One more bite and I'm likely to die.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Ham

A timeless cloud 
embraced me
and on the other side
reality was softened by
morphine's laughing eye
surprise didn't strike me
I did gradually ingest
that that ham 
that hung before me
was my femur
very smashed.



circa 2006

Posted 2017/02/05

Submitted to Michelle Faulkner's 
What Your Poem Needs Now Is Love, Sweet Love Poetry Contest

A Rendition of Green Eggs and Ham

I am Julie
How are you,
I like sex  what about  you?
Oh but,
You can get pregnant in a house
You can get pregnant on the couch
You can get pregnant in a chair
You can get pregnant on the stairs
You can get pregnant in a car 
You can get pregnant on the farm

One thing is true use protection all the time
and you'll be happy 
and have no worries on your mind.

Premium Member Ham For Christmas

From A Pig's perspective......


I'll be ham for Christmas...........
You can plan on me!
Where Nana's hosting.....
And great food is roasting!
Well....I can think of a better place to be!!

Soon you'll gather 'round the table!
And say....It all taste's heavenly!
Yes...I'll be ham for Christmas!!
So you can be a PIG!!
FOR ME!!!!


By Chuck Melugin
All rights reserved
Form: Bio

Ham and Potato Salad

Some things belong together                                                                                           but you never tasted flavor   										       Like this!                                                                                          *    I always liked ham and potato salad,                                                                          how about a sandwich or chip
© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.

Ham

Horeb centred divine son by alterity displaced
Africa calls your children, it is time to be embraced
Melchizedek Order, arise, minister in your place

                        2
Ham son of Noah
Africa light breaks dawn's grace
Melchizedek found

                        3
Ham's Hittite haunted by hungry hosts of hell
Aggressive sea-people soveriegn salt suckers swell
Melchidek's music mounting miracles against pagan spell
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Slice Ham So Thin, Your In-Laws Will Never Come Back

Slice ham so thin, your in-laws will never come back

This pearl of wisdom came my way
So many years ago
A TV ad that to this day,
The funniest I know

It sliced and diced, did everything
A kitchen chef could seek
In fact, it claimed that it could make
ONE tomato last a week!

But best for me as I recall,
Laughed so hard, I could die-
Onions it could dice so fast,
You don’t have time to cry!



From “The Miracle Slicer”
Form: Rhyme

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