Short Lunch Poems

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


Catfucious 17

Your counter is my hunting ground
But you get mad and pull me down.

              Try leaving that baloney out again.
© Jean Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Ramen

Me loves dem ramen noodles
They's better, better, better
And if I dump them on my head
They'll make my wetness wetter.
Form: Quatrain

No Free Lunch

one way or nuther 
itell you my brother
here what i say
some way you pay
this is just a hunch
there's 
NO FREE LUNCH

Whats For Lunch

am comming over
lets have a clover
its be soon
around about noon
this is not a hunch
ok comming that way
WHATS FOR LUNCH

Lunch Break

its that time
to get in line
at the food stand
sometime a street
band
not part of the plan
for heavensake
its
LUNCH BREAK


Premium Member Half His Lunch

If You have only a hundred dollars
Doubling that isn't so much.
But if you give it to a Broker
You just bought half his lunch.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Picnic

A gurgling brook
Surrounded by large oak trees
Flowers everywhere
And a blanket for the ground
Best picnic place ever found!
© Bill Baker  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Lunch Snack

A bean curd & corn salad,
chickpea flour pancake
in tomato & cream sauce
a mango yogurt
dipping chocolate
and biscuit
Quick!
Form: Epulaeryu

Out To Lunch

You don't know any better than I
Nor I any better than you
Only god knows better than either of us
And he has gone out to lunch

Lunch Bunch

we chip in
with a grim
we all or jobs friends
some had to go
to the local store
it was time to munch
this was the
LUNCH BUNCH

Launch Lunch

North Korea launched F U-2
But it headed toward Peru!
Said Xi Jinping,
"That's quite some sting
For the want of a tighter screw!"
Form: Limerick

Winter Lunch Bunch

when its cold
we  just fold
stay in with a grim
all office friends
we gether eat in a bunch
call our selfs the
WINTER
LUNCH BUNCH

Lunch Box

as i go i walk slow
in this bag its sag
there something hot
its in a pot
its part my start
as a work on my cox
its in my
LUNCH BOX

Premium Member lunch on me

once a hot tempered fellow

fell in a tub of jello

he chilled through the night

imagine the sight

shipped to a fete in oslo.
Form: Limerick

The Lunch

A co-worker took my lunch
All you heard was a loud crunch
I watched her real hard
I pumped up my arm part
And gave her a knockout punch
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lunch Time

Potatoes, onions, tomatoes too, 
every vegetable goes in my stew. 
Carrots, celery, watch your rear,
The king of vegetable soup is here!
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Mouse

There is a mouse in the soup tureen
The cutest thing I've ever seen
Swimming about, relaxed, serene
I'll empty it out. Would that be mean?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sandwich Elf

The sandwich elf, the sandwich elf
Seduces you into eating his self
Turns to jelly 
In your belly
Yet blows out whole
From your as*hole.
Form: Burlesque

Premium Member Free Lunch

Backbone in pieces left stressed,
to put in work no interest;
You want a free lunch 
yet binge 'Candy Crush';
No wonder you are depressed.
Form: Limerick

Quick Lunch

on the run
for pleasure or fun
can be a sun gun
mabe it fixe
part of hog mabe hog dog
you got roll like a log
get it  mabe in a bunch
QUICK LUNCH

Fast Food

McDonald's and Burger King fare
Fuel obesity fair and square
Fast food tastes so good
We eat all we could
Truth be told, we really don't care!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Light Lunch

Quail with lentils and yoghurt
smoked salmon nibbles
bresaola with ripe fig
buttermilk pudding
a chocolate malt ice cream
Blooming good-
Try!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member lunch guest

butterball turkey buzzed one day

five whole bustops outside L A

passenger lenny

says good thing henny

you're featured in todays buffet.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lunch

Today was the day to harvest a big organic banana bunch
When they begin to ripen in three days or so
Then it's time to devour some for a nutritious lunch
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Women Meet For Lunch

women
meet for lunch
laughing and talking
giddy to see each other
and believe it or not they do this monthly
will this continue when one of them dies?

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