Short Hamburgers Poems
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As confused as I am
that hamburgers are made of beef,
not ham,
I get no relief
from the mental fog
induced by a hotdog.
hot dogs plumply burnt
juicy hamburgers with cheese
Italian chicken
a side of coleslaw
potato salad and more
gooey iced brownie
Ah, the smoky scent hovers
As mesquite burns on
Taking care not to burn them
I flip them often
Juicy hamburgers
Needing some
Cheese!
Fudge
Sweet chocolate
making, smelling, tasting
Energy, crazy, sluggish, heavy
Seasoning, frying, baking
Hamburgers chili
Ground beef
Independence Day
grilled hamburgers and hot dogs
marching band parades
riding the roller coaster
fireworks in the clear night sky
written June 27, 2021
It is warmer
In Paris
They talk about
The weather
Eat frugally
Hamburgers made of
Indian cows
Turnips from Sweden
Potatoes
From Holland
Gobbledegook
And sign on
The dotted line.
hesitating Henrietta heard hot heralding Herny’s
harpy-like henchman hitting hyenas. Helter-skelter
heretical habit, hovering on hindering heresy, habituating
hungry heteroclites in Hungary, having hamburgers.
Our newest favourite restaurant is called Wimpy's
A character needing hamburgers to fill his rotund belly
From the Popeye cartoon
A loveable buffoon
His big belly jiggled like a bowl full of jelly
Our newest favourite restaurant is called Wimpy's
A character needing hamburgers to fill his rotund belly
From the Popeye cartoon
A loveable buffoon
His big belly jiggled like a bowl full of jelly
Our newest favourite restaurant is called Wimpy's
A character needing hamburgers to fill his rotund belly
From the Popeye cartoon
A loveable buffoon
His big belly's like mine, a bowl full of jelly
We could have hot dogs or hamburgers
tonight if you rather and save the
pork chop's for Sunday dinner…
Hamburgers or hot dogs with
chili and onions…
Save the best for Sunday dinner…
By Sandra Lea Hoban
©2012
college boulevard
college hamburgers
college dry cleaners
college day care center
college café
college laundromat.
I have a feeling we are close to the college I say.
My husband has no idea, watching the road like he is.
McDonald's or the Colonel's; which tastes best
Golden arches or buckets: It's a test
Hamburgers or chicken
I choose finger-lickin'
The winner... KFC's crispy fried breast
12/15/20
Trademark Contest
Sponsor: Sara Kendrick
Hamburger Have It Your Way
Once I like hamburgers but I;
I do not like potato fries;
Cooked two quarter pounds balls of beef;
Stack processed cheese slices with lettuce leaf;
Floor was wet slip, fell spill pop on my eyes;
1/17/18
by James Edward Lee Sr.
I typed away, I typed away
All that was in my mind
Everything that was in there
Is written on these lines.
2 hamburgers, 2 french fries
A coke and 1 large iced tea
3 onion rings, 2 small cones
How much will that be please?
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Cile Beer
Delicious juicy hot dogs
Slathered with mustard,
Onions, slaw, and chili sauce
Some hamburgers, too,
On soft toasted buns
Cheese slices.
Yum!
FIRST PLACE WINNER
Written June 1, 2022
Submitted to "What's Cooking of the Grill This Summer" Poetry Contest
Sponsored by M. L. Kiser
There once was a chef named Lew
who swore Samuel's words were true
that Sacred cows make
a great tasting steak
and the best hamburgers too.
Sacred cows make the best hamburger.
Quote by Samuel Clemens (A.K.A. Mark Twain)
(1835-1910) U.S. humorist, writer, and lecturer.
A Seagull’s Lament
I have a bird’s eye view.
I am a seagull after all.
Where are all of the people?
Those nice tourists who fed me
french fries, buns, hamburgers, hot dogs.
A real gourmet’s delight.
What am I going to do?
I guess I will have to go back
To fishing! Ugh!
If hamburgers aren’t really made out of ham
If jelly won't work to get out of a jam
If something that’s old becomes something we knew
It don’t really matter because I love you
8/30/19
Original Poem: It don't really matter
For the: Arbitrium Divisa 3 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Gregory R. Barden
Two peas in a pot
Cupcakes and icing
Ketchup and mustard
Peanut butter and Jelly
Hotdogs and hamburgers
Cookies and milk
Are means of our friendship.
Faithful
Radiant
Incredible
Effrontery
Neverending
Dauntless
Strong
Honest
Important
Powerful
And most importantly eternity
for the friendship we have will never end.
Orange Crush made us feel grown.
We were kind of older, on our own.
Grape Kool-aide was set aside.
We had cola now, and potatoes, fried.
I remember thinking the fizz made me feel old.
I was all of fifteen; Orange Crush taste was gold.
We were wearing two-pieced swim suits on the beach.
Eating hamburgers too, which cost twenty-five cents apiece.
Spring is in the air
New life...everywhere
Butterflies and bees
Trees with greening leaves
Flowers...of color
No more sleighing
Children playing...
Baseball and sports
Tank tops...short shorts
Barbecues
Hamburgers...
And hot-dogs
Rainbow...
Weather
Warmth
Diminished Hexaverse Contest
Sponsored by Caren Krutsinger
4-21-2019
From a Balcony in Paris
Fine rain
open umbrella
Sitting on the balcony
Of a hotel
Overlooking
Haussmann-Saint Lazare.
Throngs of people
Something has changed
People drink
Starbuck
Eat hamburgers
On the hoof.
Old restaurant closed
Converted
To fast-food joints.
I sigh
Drink from the bottle
Of Bordeaux
To avoid
Getting rainwater
In my wine.
Kisses so sweet, wondrous to remember.
Autumnal ones, under those sensual trees of September.
When loving winds beneath my uniformed skirt did blow.
And I wore your senior ring,which still in memory glows.
Jukeboxes, hamburgers and insatiable hilarity.
But most wonderful of all, 'twas the age of chastity!
February 14, 2020
4:15pm PST
Welcoming red and white canopy
Picnic tables and parasols
Blazing cheerful tunes
Big smile
Warm hello
Fine how do you do
Cheeseburgers, poutine and hotdogs
Hamburgers and fries
Pop then ice cream
To tickle your nostrils
Tease your palate
And taunt your bellies
Late October sunny day, closing up shop
Last chance for fries, burger and a pop
AP: 3rd place 2021