Short Pies Poems

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


Grandmama Pies

how she cook
am hook
she don't need a book
her mind is her guild
these or know lies
she has spies
i love
GRANDMAMA


Lord of the Pies

I make pies
That’s what I do
Perfected each one
Tried and true
I’m the Pie Boss, no one denies
And that makes me
Lord of the Pies!
© Kitty Lou  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member strawberries

strawberries
plump, sweet, eat whole or muffins, jellies, ice cream, pies~ the fruit of all trades
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Tourtiere - Canadian Meat Pies

Tourtière, Canadian—
beef and pork browned well.
Mom always added breadcrumbs,
onions, celery,
and mashed potatoes,
spice blend too—
yum.
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Home is where love lives

Fresh snow out my window.
Hot sugar pies top cozy winter meals.
Family reunited for the evening.


Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 1st place 2026
Form: Other


Premium Member Flavor Pies 1

Pies
A pple
B lueberry
C herry
D ewberry 
E lderberry 
F ruit pies oh! my, my yum-yum

7/31/20
written words by James Edward Lee Sr.© 2020
Form: ABC

Chocolate Kiss Mini-Pies

Chocolate kiss mini-pies 
Hershey’s sweet surprise
A flaky sugary-crust  
With Chocolate lust
Mint flavors that hide
Wrapped inside
Gooey!

November 9, 2014
Form: Epulaeryu

Sweet Apple Pies

They were bright yellow and red
ma loved to bake apple pies
every Sunday morn
so hot out of the oven
with cinnamon scent
steaming as fresh bread
to delight
me.
Form: Epulaeryu

Potatoes Pies

the south
is my rout
down there
we share
garden food
fresh tomatoes
white and brown
potatoes 
this is no lie
i have eye
and lick my finger
as they linger
i love
POTATOES PIES

Mince Pies

Mince Pies

Is also London Cockney Rhyming slang for eyes

So when I look into your mince pies

I fall deep into your beautiful eyes

As they never ever lie

Do they?

DAMO

Premium Member Someone Was Telling Huge Porkie Pies

Peter purchased a cute 'micro pig' Over time it grew ever so big! It cannot be denied That the seller had lied If he’s caught he’ll end up in the brig! 01~02~16
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Birds Baked In Pies

Birds baked in pies, babies rocked out of trees
Kids all falling down from some dreadful disease
Young Hansel and Gretel
May wind up in a kettle
What tormented minds write stories like these?

12/4/22
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Pies

He phoned the village bakery
And ordered a delivery
Loads and loads of tasty pies
Ate them all but at a price
He spent the night in misery.


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Contest:  Plentitude of Pies
Sponsor: Sheri Fresonke Harper
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Telling Porkie Pies

This saying is simply divine “You shouldn’t cast pearls before swine” Some think they are cool Then break ev’ry rule Folk cheating are no friends of mine! 'Porkie Pies' is cockney rhyming slang for lies 11-02-17
Form: Limerick

Premium Member carrot and cabbage pies

Detroit rabbit couple ride their fish balloon in the Michigan skies
They like what they are throwing; there is happiness in their eyes
We wonder if they know what they are doing; as they throw out some pies
Made of carrots and cabbages, not delectable unless you are flies.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member dorothy Sally Pies

Dorothy Sally loved her pie, kept it for herself
Had cherry, gooseberry and cherry on a shelf
In her freezer she had hidden key lime and pecan
You won’t get a piece though she has six strawberry chiffon
Dorothy Sally does not share her sweet pies ever
Her brother sneaks them out, he is extremely clever
Form: Rhyme

Jane

Out in the park, lashed by rain
a girl, heart torn, cried under a hat
there in the ground, buried her Jane
an old brown manx, as flat as a mat

Pound for pound, not pretty but plump
Marcus, the neighbor, two pies, not enough
fast to the market, tripped over a stump
Jane at his feet took her last puff
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Apple Pies

I called her sweetie pie
 She called me honeybun
 Her apple pies were nice
She baked them just for fun
 
 And in the fall, she'd make
 A sumptuous pumpkin pie
 She always loved to bake
She kept me satisfied

 But  the apple of my eye
Is my lovely sweetie pie
 Her ingredients do enthrall
 She's my favorite pie of all
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

FRUITLESS PIES


Fed up with tasteless pastries from the high street baker,
I planned to take a stall in the market
And provide my tried and tested range of pies.
But, though well meant, when I saw the rent,
It was far too high.
My plan was just pie in the sky
Form: Verse

Surprise

This poem brings a surprise,
Once I came home with bits of pies
In my hair, kids did what they dare,
Food fights all over everywhere,
All part of sacramental life,
Church celebrations full of strife,
No, I am not kidding, 
In cream puffs we were skidding,
This Dracula finally left the scene,
You try teaching all those tweens!

Premium Member Pies Up Front

This restaurant keeps her pies up front.
In a lit case with shiny glass they polish every two minutes.
It would be impossible to miss them.
The customer gets to see these pies three times.
When you arrive, when you leave, and when you pay.
Many people are leaving with a whole pie.
At six dollars a slice, I shudder to think what this costs them.

Pies in the sky

I could eat a pie in the sky
Said the Bear unto the snake
A giant cherry fancy pie
With lashings of cream shake 

A Pie the size of giant whales
A humungous macaroon
A slice of chocolate brownie
The size of the new moon 

The snake just warned the bear
To not gorge on such food
But the bear knew hibernation was near
And to be full would do him good
Form: Rhyme

Pies and Seduction

I love the way you stare at fruit pies
that I bring you; your eyes glow
with anticipation, as you lick your lips.

I love the way you eat the fruit pies;
oooooouuuuu.........you say, drowned
in their flavor and sweetness. 

I love the way you act after eating the fruit pies;
licking what remained of the pie from your fingers,
as you stare at me with bedroom eyes.....

Premium Member my pies are the best

You should sample my pumpkin pies she said
They are so good, they make you dance in your head
My pies are the best, no one else could do better
She was braggadocio about them in every kind of weather

I am the queen of pumpkin pie baking
Two lovely creations I am currently making
an angry witch was so jealous, she stopped by
and transformed the braggart into a pumpkin pie
Form: Rhyme

Smaller Slices of Larger Pies

Once there were millions.
Now there are billions.
Once there were kings.
Now there are councils.
Once there was ignorance. 
Now knowledge abounds.
Once there was poverty.
Now comfort for most.
Once there was war.
Now there is peace.
Once there were traditions.
Now there are systems.

Our relative power is slipping away.
Even as we all grow greater each day.


8 October 2023

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