Short Noshing Poems
Short Noshing Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Noshing by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Noshing by length and keyword.
Peanuts and Coffee
My late-night snack
of peanuts and coffee
has got my family
thinking I'm daffy
But if they weren't such late-risers
they'd be appalled to see
me noshing red onions with mackerel
in a wet towel ~ Call me Admiral...
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Categories:
noshing, crazy, family, food,
Form:
Light Verse
Pink of My Eye
Been in a trip, not long ago
Seen a pink flower, hidden in the trees.
Teen was I when the flower caught my eye
Keen as a spectator when I went under my knees.
Another pink flower I saw, so rich
Above an attic, way too far from my reach
As I tried to pick it, a speck got into my eye
Under a tall tree is a bird, noshing a peach....
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Categories:
noshing, beauty, nature,
Form:
Lento
Bunnies
Whether white or classic-chocolate bunny,
Enjoy Spring’s hop-a-long of polyzygotic mirth.
Two floppy and expressive ears, so funny.
Toddlers cheer, and tenderly espy, life’s rebirth.
Grownups, too, giggle at the shattered hush,
The repopulation of carrot and lettuce noshing,
The shivering and shaking softness of plush,
A wriggling nose after a long Winter’s washing....
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Categories:
noshing, animal,
Form:
Rhyme