Short Main Dish Poems
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I jumped from the plane while making a wish
My purpose and plan was feeding the fish
Now feeding the crocodile
I suddenly lost my smile
Invited to supper I'm their main dish
Kennel brimming with dogs,
kibble and bits main dish,
kneel down get doggie kiss,
knoll walk a special treat,
kinetic happy feet,
know they need family,
kindly adopt they're free.
3-8-17
some may pray
others stray
believe as you wish
life is the main dish
you may even hate me
just don’t hang me from tree
how we live is our choice
you may hear your god’s voice
live and let live that’s my life
see you in the afterlife
Mr.Mish got screwed on the fish
He cried over his main dish
The dish was so screwy
Emitted a mewee
Jumped out of plate with a swish
Joulupoyta
Feast fit for a king on a day the king was born
17 Nov 2015
Joulupöytä (translated "Yule table") is the name of the traditional assortment of foods served at Christmas in Finland, similar to the Swedish smörgåsbord. It contains many different dishes, most of them typical for the season. The main dish is usually a large Christmas ham, which is eaten with mustard or bread along with the other dishes
Vanilla convocate
Cherry mamberley
Chocolate cake Alamo
Boysenberry peach pie
Lemon meringue
Main dish french fries and crepe crescent in salmon patties
Yuck all this and a tebow full of ketchup
Yum ya think your stomach's on the run
Be honest with yourself you know you want this menu
Come on man sit down and order your some
Get you some of them fried onions
Huh!
Yum!
1/2/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Your love was like a seven course meal,
being served precisely to how I feel.
For appetizers we became friends,
filling our thirst till the very end.
My hunger for love was satisfied when you became my main dish,
every single bite I took was an answer to my wish.
The taste on my lips left by your skin was such a flirt,
then I opened my eyes to see I had the sweetest dessert.
Unfelt emotions raced to everyone of my nerves,
God made me a waiter,
and only you is who I serve.
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