Short No Accounting For Taste Poems
Short No Accounting For Taste Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about No Accounting For Taste by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about No Accounting For Taste by length and keyword.
When Jesus Turned
When Jesus turned water to wine
it tasted modestly divine
there was no witnessed waste
but there's no accounting for taste
pharisee spirit's complain all the time...
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Categories:
no accounting for taste, cheer up, for him, jesus,
Form:
Limerick
Adhesives
There’s no accounting for taste
I suppose that’s why children eat paste.
Smell is involved in it too;
Perhaps they grow up and sniff glue?
I won’t rush to judgment in haste,
Because pasta sure sticks to my waist....
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Categories:
no accounting for taste, food, silly,
Form:
Couplet
Every Accounting For Taste
It is official,
Those who count voted,
Boysenberry Ripple Ice cream,
Made by tip top of NZ,
Is the best ice cream in NZ,
And possibly on the planet.
It also happens to be my favourite,
By a country Mile,
And I can't wait to tell my family,
Who think that I should be embracing salted caramel,
Really....
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Categories:
no accounting for taste, addiction, age, celebration, christmas, class, devotion, heaven,
Form:
Light Verse