Short Lobster Poems

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


Premium Member Lobster Love

Ooh love is in the aire
Lobster Love
Ooh ooh oooh
Lobster Love so Devine

Lobster Love
Luv Love Looove

Lobster Love


Premium Member Dine Out

cauliflower risotto
ricotta gnocchi
with lightly curried scallops
lobster raviolo
warm chocolate cake
Glass of Bucks
Fizz!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Creepy Crawlers

Most the things that mostly crawl

Mostly cost the most of all

Like crabs and snails and lobster claw

Pray the day that prices fall
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Haiku 89

the temperature rose
the skin cooking from heat
slow roasted lobster

prairie fields bone dry
the crops refusing to grow
from seeds to dust
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Shell Fish Feast

Curried crawfish tails hors d'oeuvre
Moules mariniere
Fresh oysters au naturel
Some shrimp canapes
and lobster croquettes
Out fishing
Huh !
Form: Epulaeryu


Fabulous Feast

moon doggie was headed to the beach
with a big fat lobster on a leash
it was so blazing hot
didnt need for a pot
just butter for a fabulous feast
Form: Limerick

The Low Country Boil

take some shrimp, crabs, crawdads, clams
and corn on the cob
a lobster and smoke saugage
and boil it for me
spread on a table
say it's done
yes!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Chickens of the Sea

red Maine lobster boiled with shrimp
draped with snow crab legs 
gold butter and sugar corn
rounds of kielbasa
russet potatoes
salty butter
dine!
Form: Epulaeryu

My Valentine Gift

A singing lobster,*
‘Commando’ graphic novels,
Skelton T-shirts:
All presents she has asked for;
Wonder what she wants this year…

*animatronics, not living, LOL
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Flying Lobster

did you hear about that lobster from Maine
who tried to steal an airplane
but his plan had some flaws
because he only had claws
and didn't have much of a brain
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fit For a Sun King *

A lobster aspic chaud-froid
un petit pate
Beef with gold-leaf spangles
a morel suffle
edible candle *
a chateau
Bow!

*Louis XIV
*Chocolate truffles to you & me
Form: Epulaeryu

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:

Lobster Tales

There once was a crab in the sea
who always wanted to be
a lobster you know
so he had to grow
a tail almost as long as he.


     ..... ooops, Carolyn's contest is gone .... I missed it ....
© Sue Mason  Create an image from this poem.
sea
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lobster

Life is so cool
On seas and oceans
Best steamed, served over a pool
Sweet and sour delicacy of paeans
Throat where its brain rests
Engulfed head where stomach and kidney nests
Ripping teeth in stomach feasts
Form: Acrostic

You me

Lazy nights
Backbay 
Sunsets
I dream of 
you
Me
Lobster tails
As big 
as my forearm
I could swim 
in butter
Your smile 
lite my face
Like the moon
Memories 
I hold them
like change 
in a Jar 
Forever

Premium Member Encyclopedia of Love

I browsed the encyclopedia,
from "aardvark" on to "algebra",
then to "infinity" and "lobster bisque"...
Hey, this one needs an asterisk: 
"* Love - this is what it's all about.
It's easy to fall in, hard to get out."
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Choices

Salsa so nice
But is not Lobster Sauce
If you put Salsa on Shrimp
Does the Lobster Sauce go after you?

I rather enjoy Shrimp with Lobster Sauce
But not Lobster sauce with Shrimp

Is there a difference
Sure Salsa

Premium Member The Unforgettable Birthday

My ex's birthday will be forever etched in my brain,
Memories of celebrating each year with lobster and champagne.
It's a date today in my mind I wish I could erase,
But it's in my heart unbidden, and has claimed a space.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member 120 Degrees Fahrenheit

Have you wondered why the sun's so far away Coz any closer, on a Florida beach, you'd use words profane You'd fry like a lobster Like a deep red monster The heat at 120º Fahrenheit gives one inexplicable pain
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Choose For Me I Said and Make Sure It's a He

Looked in the lobster tank
Could not bear thinking
of them possibly boiling a mother
I said please choose a he
I wondered if it would be like a hot tub
at first cozy and relaxing,
i felt sorry for my shrimp
and yet i love the taste

Premium Member A Heatwave Doth Cometh

A heatwave doth cometh, SPF 30 is needed But there's nothing absolute, caution should be heeded Cover up, take breaks now and then A sensible approach pays off in the end You won't resemble a lobster waiting to be eaten
Form: Limerick

Thanksgiving Seafood Feast

Thanksgiving Seafood Feast

Crab cakes baked to a crisp brown
Sizzling lobster tail
Roasted Alaskan salmon 
Asparagus?  Yes!
Covered in butter 
Crazy pie 
Wow!

Created on 10/26/14 for - MAKE ME DROOL with EPULAERYU – Poetry Contest
Form: Epulaeryu

A GRE

An epitaph
A GRE



Oggie the ogre spent weeks on a GRE
He sent pirates ask mutes in the frothing sea
So while we ate dinner Oggie did see
A willowy woman sent out to sea
She asked of ripe fruit but Oggie remiss
Forgot that true sailors set sail for the lobster bisque
© Ken Martin  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epitaph

Let Us Crawl Backwards

fasten the belt of love
hum a tune sing a song
tap your feet free your mind
life is beautiful
the girl in red gesticulating
silently wide expressive eyes
flutter mechanical safety
of futility live the high life
whistling in the yellow vest
let us crawl backwards
like a lobster
Form:

Limon

paint a
        lemon inside your
  vibrant bitter heart every
homemade lemonade brings
forth golden treasure standing
like a lemon is easy peasy but
  be mindful of acid reflux
    a hybrid of harbours
       and cathedrals the
           colour of cracked
             lobster joints
Form: Shape

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