Short Hamburger Poems

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


Hamburger Freak

they call me sam
i'am what i'am
it makes my heart beat
the taste is a treat
lifts me off my feet
i'am a 
HAMBURGER FREAK


Diet Issues #1

Diet Issues #1

A hamburger the fat oozing through it-


© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
February 14, 2010

Poetic form: Monoku
Form: Monoku

Hamburger and Fries

its cheap
real meat
get underneat
it lunch
you juct munch
as you walk and talk
don't have to money
well honey
buy
HAMBURGER AND FRIES

Fast Food Fat Attack

A hamburger with the lot,
Is where all the fat got,
French fries are the same,
Cheeseburgers too pretty lame,
They all make your arteries clot.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Steak and Hamburger

my Thanksgiving comes with a sigh
I’m a steak and hamburger guy
	roasted turkey is not
	the kind of meal I want
I'll chow down on the pumpkin pie!
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Look At Those Nails

Look at those nails
I never saw anything like them
How do you open a door?
Make a hamburger
Thread a needle?
Type?
Hug a baby.
Without puncturing it?

Premium Member Cabbage Rolls

Cabbage rolls wrapped in green leaves ground hamburger cooked add chopped onions and the rice mix together-roll ingredients tight roll in leaf eat.
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member A Silly Old Kook

Humphry Dumphry sat in the hall Eating a hamburger and things that crawl A silly old kook Wearing a tuque Wee Humphry choking on a dirty big hairball
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Silly Old Kook

Humphry Dumphry sat in the hall Eating a hamburger and things that crawl A silly old kook Wearing a tuque Wee Humphry choking on a dirty big hairball
fun
Form: Limerick

Syria

Syria 
They are playing 
Politics 
With peoples life 

Russian Caviar and
American hamburger
Do not blend 
    
Passover and Iran
Break the bread mates.  
And restrain yourself.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member From the Net

Juicy hamburger, on bun
Covered with onion
In basket of crispy fries.
Slice of tomato,
Slathered with mayo.
Piping hot,
Yummm!

April 27,2011

Fast Food Epulaeryu Contest
Form: Epulaeryu

Metaphors In Life

Life is like a cup of coffee
Sometimes bitter
Add a little sugar
Taste differently. 

Life is like a hamburger
Both ends has cover
In between has fillings
For you to decide to eat.

Suicidal Hardship

My government 
Has not approved
Helping the poor.

Going down town
Ancient food chain
Menu price up.

Market items
Rotting all eyes
Left empty hands.

My eyes eating
Paint hamburger
Cramps my belly.
Form: Than-Bauk

Premium Member Thanks For the Date But

If I had a surfboard 
I would whack you on the head.
I’d smack you and crack you until you are dead.
But since I don’t
I will say “Thank you for the hamburger. 
Please do not ask me out for date number two.”

Premium Member Buttercup Busybody

Buttercup Busybody’s behaviors burst beyond belief
Big, buxom, busty, she gave her dour daddy grief
Hosted Hamburger Harry’s Hoedown which featured beef
Eloped with Eddie Eardale, giving her parents some relief.

1:19 PM

I even forgot about the restaurant
That is opening today
On my street
That is not something that I will die for
A free hamburger
And I believe there is a catch to it
Because nothing is free in this world
© aldo kraas  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Damn Condiment

Had lunch at a hamburger joint today Charged 50 cents extra for mayo, eyes became blazed Jaw dropped, I gasped Said, “stuff it up your ass” It's a damn condiment, are you serious, it left me dazed
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Damn Condiment

Had lunch at a hamburger joint today Charged 50 cents extra for mayo, eyes became glazed Jaw dropped, I gasped Said, “stuff it up your ass” It's a damn condiment, are you serious, it left me dazed
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Horrifyingly Hearty Hookworms

Horribly, heartlessly horrifying hearty healthy hookworms hasten to 
heat up Henry’s hamburger haven. Here within, harmoniously and happily harbored and headquartered in Henry’s haphazardly helter-skelter heroic stomach.

Premium Member Sarcasm Unrecognized

Just one French fry the princess begged the photographer
And a tiny bit of ketchup and maybe a small hamburger.
Should I just go to McDonald’s for you? He asked in a mean way.
She nodded her head. He had just made her day!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member a day for chili

a day for chili, it is cold outside
the spicy taste I can readily abide
hamburger, onions, chili powder too
hot corn and potatoes, add to the stew
tasty, delicious, keeps us warm today
with each bite my taste buds are yelling hooray!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Winter

one by one
the days turn into blurs
my head feels like hamburger scrambled
my whole body aches right down to my jelly legs
and tingling toes
and i know that winter has come
feeling numb
at a standstill
like a statue
frozen in time

A Big Mac

On the road in hungry mode, 
Golden arches call! 
Stomach immensely howling, 
“Big Mac” has attacked.
Hamburger and cheese 
Zingy sauce to please, 
Gulp it down!
Plump!

Written 5/5/11 for Gwendolen Rix Fast Food Epulaeryu contest.
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Odyssey of a Locust

    bulbous eyes
    bulging chest
    perched on my screen
      the ugliest thing
      I’d ever seen  

    beat its wings abruptly
    buzzing robustly
      flew away 
      hamburger for highway
        ~ odyssey’s finale
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dog Hair In My Omelets

Dog hair in my omelets.
Dog hair in my sleeve.
Dog hair in my carpets.
I can barely breathe.

Dog hair in my hamburger.
Dog hair floating in the air in every way.
We are eating globs of dog hair
Loving this big galoot more every single day.
dog
Form: Rhyme

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