Short Oysters Poems

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


Oysters

Open orifice.
Yield yourself.
Sensually salty.
Tasty treat.
Erogenous events.
Rapidly realising
Sexual satisfaction.
Form: Acrostic


The Magic Sea

The mossy-green magic oysters
The magic sea
Water's
Red
With sadness
Courage
Bled
Colors changing
Nightmares
Dead
sad

Premium Member Mike the Monk

Mike The Monk had a habit,
He liked to eat fresh oysters.
He'd buy a dozen to take away,
And swallow them in the cloisters.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Eating English

Whitstable oysters
Melton Mowbray pie
Maris Piper potatoes
Yorkshire curd tarlets
Cheddar cheese biscuits
Draught bitter
Cold!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Voracious Eater

Voracious eater
Courageously devours
Large quantities of
Oysters and snails
Drowning Them
Making no big deal of
His Edacious Manner


Premium Member Poets

Poets like oysters may turn their suffering into pearls of incomparable beauty!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
   14 November 2018
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Shell Fish Feast

Curried crawfish tails hors d'oeuvre
Moules mariniere
Fresh oysters au naturel
Some shrimp canapes
and lobster croquettes
Out fishing
Huh !
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Mountain Oysters For Ladies Brunch

Mountain oyster stew for lunch
Lovely for an old ladies’ brunch
They down them with glee
Happy as crones can be
I do not think they have a hunch
Form: Limerick

Oysters Bay and Point Can Tell

Oyster's Bay And Point Can Tell,

Where The Pearls Of Light Do Dwell.

Along The Meat Of Muscled Shell,

Across Points Bay, ... Feat, Feat, We Shall!
© Mike Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Mountain Oysters Yum Yum

Mountain oysters so tasty until 
You get knowledge from mean cousin Bill.
But before I found out
Gave them enormous shout
I hate to admit I ate my fill!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Gone Bad

there was a goddess named Aphrodite
and Ares’ appetite strong and mighty
	the oysters he had
	perhaps had gone bad
because she remained wrapped in her nightie
Form: Limerick

Oysters

I swallow the living grey flesh whole,
its salt-slick body
sliding down my throat like a small death
I chose to welcome.
The shell cracked open,
exposed—
raw.
Form: Epulaeryu

Oysters Point and Bay

Oysters Bay And Point Could Tell!

Where The Pearls Of Light Do Dwell!

Along The Meat Of Muscled Shells!

Across Point's Bay, .... Feat, Feat, .... We, Shall!
© Mike Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballad

Food Network

the food looks good
cheese on things
peas and beer
the food looks good
toast and oysters
sauce on beef
a darkly browned, crispy 
cut of chicken with rice
the food looks good
© Gab Batter  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Amorous Food Poisoning

Date fed me oysters with amorous intent Food poisoning struck me, I heard his lament. YOUR FUNNIEST COUPLET EVER Poetry Contest Sponsored by: L MILTON HANKINS
Form: Couplet

Changes

Girls are in Boy Scouts
and boys are in Girls’

Do oysters make diamonds
rather than pearls?

The world is all changing
todays' news is all fake

It’s quite a bit more than
this old man can take
© Dave Gregg  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Ivory

I ncandescently shining white
V elvet soft to the touch
O val shaped shells of oysters
R ings embedded in walnut wood
Y ellowing slowly as it ages

written 09/02/2013
contest  I LOVE FIVE!/ A FIVE LETTER WORD ACROSTIC |
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member A Mystic Rose Split-Haiku

pearls are being thrown
cast down before unworthy 

           thrones

oysters should bemoan

sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
This is a "split-haiku" as described
 in Mystic Rose's new haiku form.
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Anything Is Possible

Build twinkling bells of oysters shells
across infinity,
At gentlest touch all comes to pass,
as if divinity.

When space is just a bird in hand,
And time does not exist,
I am a little troubled that
the bird will not persist.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Stomach Ache

feeling pangs of lust in the pit of my stomach took seltzer water could be mistaken for love or having eaten oysters
SECOND PLACE WINNER written May 28, 2021 for "Tanka" Poetry Contest sponsored by M.L. Kiser
Form: Tanka

Chilled Chaser

back then, younger summer evenings,

                we ate crabs, oysters, shrimp fillings

                    chased and downed, my dear,

                              with Mexican beer,

                  shortcomings, but no misgivings !
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Obese

Oscar chomped chocolate
Oreos and candy
Opera cake and buns
Oxford blue and oysters
Oblivious that his
Obsession with food risks
Obesity for life


Pleiades O Poetry Contest

Sponsored by Kim Merryman

6 per line checked with HMS

05/03/21
Form: Verse

Impromptu

ordering
hors d'oeuvres
simple finger
food for my
delight

taking in a bit
of wasabi
opening senses
to absent scents
revealed

reveling menu
of mussels
clams and
pearls
of oysters

tastes topsy
turvy turn 
my palate to
ask red wine
with fish?
Form:

Premium Member Oceania

Oceans of blue green waves
Occlude seashell strewn coasts
Oysters pockmark footprint 
On the carrageen moss
One pearly dream moonlight 
Over tidal burst dams
Ovulate pools of thought

Date posted : 6 th April 2021

    Contest  : ‘Pleiades O’ Poetry Contest
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member - Power of Silence -


            ~ silent as oysters ... pearls have quality and great value ~







04.10.2022
Sun :) - A-L Andresen :)
Copyright © All Rights Reserved

The Power of Silence
Poetry Contest sponsored by: JCB Brul 
14 syllables

1st place in the contest
Form: Monoku

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