Short Meals Poems

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


Kids Meals

its breakfull time
kept kids in mind
as they away
its corn flakes
there deal
is also oat meal
this is some there appeal
its
KIDS MEALS


Friends and Meals

this is the time
its the food line
if have a home
your not alone
they come over
its a feats clover
where its a deal that appeal
FRIENDS AND MEALS

Shopper Holiday Meals

as you hop
windor stop
this time of year
there's cart near
chestnuts other stuff
some like a log call hotdog
its quick  fixs
and a real deal
its
SHOPPER HOLIDAY MEAL

Premium Member 17 Grace After Meals

We give You thanks for all Your benefits
O Almighty Eternal God
Who lives and reigns forever
Amen

Poetry Form: Quatrain
Date Typed: May 19, 2025
Time Typed: 9:47pm

Thanksgiving Meals

this of year we share
a plate those who wait
it that time you see a line
so be kind
leave hate behine
and be corlor blind
you see  i deal on wheels
good be you see
a
THANKSGIVING MEAL


Thanksgiving Meals

this timw of year we share
a plate forthoses who wait
it that time you see a line
so be kind
leave hate behine
and be corlor blind
you see  an i deal on wheels
could be you see
a
THANKSGIVING MEAL

Meals For the Soul

its beans
its make  you mean
collard greens
male you lean
hot bake potatoes 
with tomatoes
don't forget got grits
with butter mixs
this fool is cool
this food is gold
and sup bold
MEALS FOR THE 
SOUL.

Premium Member 16 Blessing Before Meals

(Please) Bless us O Divine Lord
And these Your gifts
Which we are about to receive
From Your goodness
Through (Father Christ) our Lord
Amen

Poetry Form: Free Verse
Date Typed: May 19, 2025
Time Typed: 9:41pm

Going Hungry

Losing one's lunch is not so hot but dropping your dinner when a fish dish wish was the plot could be your worst nightmare as not a morsel will pass your lips as meals go it's now toast and you've had your chips
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member As My Daily Meals Revolve

I like a healthy breakfast.
Green smoothie or toast?
Any doubt?

I choose where to eat my lunch.
Which do I like most?
In or out?

I fix my hubby dinner.
Casserole or roast?
Which to tout?



For Dr. Ram Mehta's QUINZAINE CONTEST Poetry Contest
Form: Verse

Strawberry Meals

What a meal I had
On my Tuesday afternoon,
Frozen strawberries
Thawed out in the mike,
Very delicious indeed -
Ripened strawberries.

When we were just kids
We’d put sugar and warmed milk
On a bowl of them!

W.C.Hull (c) 2019-30-7-Haiku-449-1551-V29-46
© W.C. Hull  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Meals of Memories

Surrounded by wonderful aromas
But all I tasted was sorrow

I choke your favorite meal down
As your memory wets my eyes

How is everyone hungry 
When you've just died

I know I must eat
To go on living

But what is the point of life
If you aren't doing it with me

Premium Member The Meals On the Other Paws

Alley cat sitting On a fence post, in the dark; Movement in shadow, Catches his marbled, green eyes; One leap and dinner is served. Such a feast will last Him and his friends, a whole day; Opossum will fight; But, alley cat’s determined One leap and cat is the meal!
Form: Tanka

Ban the Bombs

I'd love to ban bombs,
Let's do it with aplomb!
Chicks, go on strike.
No longer skirts to hike,
Starve men of meals and sex,
No more washing, cast the hex,
Create peace that way,
Freedom for Earth one day,
That's what I would change, 
Ban all bombs from our range,
Girls, peace is allowed,
Noble Jung be proud!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member MOTHER'S DAY IS COMING

M+Mother you work very hard for our family,
O+Oven hot for wonderful homemade meals.
T+Tiny ones you were given from,
H+Heaven above.
E+Everyone wants to say Thank You,
R+Raising a glass for your love on this very,
'S+Special day.

D+Doing God's work you are,
A+An angel disguised as a mother.
Y+You have all my love forever.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Meals Make Memories

E    E
     H    .    .    S          memories
C   .       .       .   E            made   
---------------------         together
A N D    C U R D S
---------------------               just
B   .       .       .   R            eat &
     U    .    .    E                enjoy
          R    G

(By curds, I am referring to cheese curds.)
© ... Gigno  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Three Meals a Day

For just one day I would
Have the same meal all day
Stuffed vine leaves would be
          my choice
It comes in a big can

I would have a few for breakfast
With two slices of toast and coffee
Then i would wait for lunch
Enjoying it once again with toast

For dinner it would be the same
With toast on the side and coffee
I enjoy stuffed vine leaves
For one day my three meals

Premium Member My Robot Brings me Six Meals a Day

My robot brings me six meals a day
We started out with three, but he was sad
He lives to please me in every kind of way
His baking is good, his frying and cooking not bad

Robot makes my bed, he shines my boots and shoes
Eliminates all doubts, makes me laugh, tickles away my blues
He vacuums and dusts, washes dishes and walks the dog
But his snoring is outrageous, so I make him sleep out by the bog
Form: Rhyme

Cooked Meals

The whole day food of all lives,
Already cooked in huge pots,
And brought to the tables by angels,
Not packed,
But still hot,
Huge meals for men's tongues to tongues,
Small,small meals of birds and ants,
The big meal of big elephants times three,
To have anybody any time,any where free,
Toiling men day and night,
Going for work in the Snow white,
In the hot summer to fight,
To get their portions of cooked meals,
But not as they look and feel!

A Meals On Wheels Volunteer

A Meals on Wheels Volunteer 

We give our time and use our wheels
When we deliver hot and cold meals

Bringing our elderly and disabled a meal to eat 
We go to homes on many a street

We do this to show we care 
It’s a good feeling to volunteer
         
In the winter months we never know
Sorry when we miss because of snow

This can be our way of thanking you
The elderly, the disabled and shut-ins to 

For what we do we receive no pay
Just a thank you would be okay
Form: Couplet

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