Short Pretzels Poems

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


Premium Member The Upper Crust

The upper crust
     folks do not trust
   they bite into the lower

   Beer and pretzels just five bucks
     chew on life much slower
Form: Rhyme


On a Cocktail Napkin

A dance of fire
and a Rootbeer
smile,
chewing french fries,
watching skin dry.


Hot dog buns show us
the true murderers.
salted pretzels
the sinners.

Premium Member 'Peanuts, Popcorn, Pretzels'

     Hear the vendors at the game
       driving loyal fans insane

    “Peanuts, popcorn, pretzels” they shout
       With my friends and me, they all strike out
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Punch


Peppy steaming cider 
Prepare with Brach’s red hots 
Potent with cinnamon
Pleasing with warm pretzels
Popular with popcorn
Premier holiday treat
Pass me a big mugful!
Form: Pleiades

Twisting the Night Away

She thought her new job would be stressful
hearing third shift would be dreadful
at first she was slow
bending the dough
twisting all night to make perfect pretzels.



9-27-17
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Pay the Piper

She sat on her butt for a year 
Eating cookies, pretzels and beer
Now  looked at the scale
And started to wail
God, look at the size of my rear 



for Carolyn's contest
Sadly, a true story
Form: Limerick

Sweet Tooth

Chocolate covered pretzels Chocolate toffee Chocolate covered cherries Chocolate almonds Chocolate truffles Chocolate Mmmm! *Note: Inspired by Laura's Sweet Treat Contest...
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Oktoberfest In Wisconsin

Oktoberfest
Pretzel and beer
Wisconsin’s finest celebration
Bringing all Germans into town
To raise their frothy glasses to each other
The prettiest girls wear the sweet dresses
With suspenders and colors of their ancestors
Salt on the pretzels as large as dinner plates
Mugs large enough to sit in
Octoberfest in Wisconsin

Premium Member I Made the Strangest Collage

I made the strangest, weirdest, most inedible collage
Out of sticks and pretzels and things from Uncle Petey’s garage
I glued on nails, screws, feathers, ribbons and fur.
The fur made a noise, much louder than a grrrrrrrrrr
It was still attached to an animal who now had my head
In a vice, between his teeth, there was a bear claw. I am dead.
Form: Rhyme

Pathmark Perversity - New York

Cucumbers, celery and stem-vine tomatoes
were hobnobbing with my Russett potatoes.
Pears and plums and one Georgian peach
winked at the Wisk and Snuggled the bleach.
Pretzels and popcorn and the Tostitos chips
ogled in awe as Meyer's bacon strips stripped!
Mr. Clean and Mrs. Dash espied a risqued art - 
when double-clipped coupons tainted the cart!
© John Heck  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member my healthy snail snack

mom always put a snail snack into my lunchbox
made of apples, peanut butter, and celery.
The best parts were the eyes; they were chocolate chips.
She never put in more than two.
A snail only has two eyes, right?
I ate the antennas too; they were made of pretzels.
Always licked off the peanut butter,
Diligently threw away the apple and celery.

These Pretzels Are Makin Me Thirsty

i can't see my destination through the snow, 
but i push on towards the horizon, because i know 
that it's there 
and i know i will reach it. 

every finish is a starting line. 
i keep that in mind 
as i mind my addictions. 

i have a prescription for anxiety i call 'stress less'. 
i'm supposed to take it every morning, 
but sometimes i forget.

Stuffing

If you’re bored or nervous
Do what most of us embrace.
Head out to the kitchen
And proceed to stuff your face.

Popcorn, pretzels, nachos - 
Even chocolate has its place –
Fill a bowl or grab the bag,
Sit down and stuff your face.

Though you may feel guilty,
You’re not lone in your disgrace.
It’s a universal vice – 
The stuffing of one’s face.
Form: Rhyme

Super Snacker

I'm the best snacker there ever 
was
My hands fit chip bags like my 
hands fit my gloves
I've got Chex Mix, Cheese-It's, 
Pork-Rinds, Cheetos
Pretzels, Gardettos, dip and 
Doritos
I shovel it in morning, noon, 
and night
I don't stop to breath, oh what 
a sight
If you need snacking done, 
remember what they say
Go grab that girl who can really
pack it away!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Soft Pretzels

There is a bakery on Federal Street. What they produce there is certainly a treat. You can smell those pretzels baking inside. The pleasant aroma permeates far and wide. They are a deep brown color with specks of salt. The taste would make anyone hungry want to halt. So if you happen to be around South Philadelphia way, be sure to pick up some of their soft pretzels today.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Pre doms' v free doms

Should we forget about freedoms.?? And accept some
Pre-doms? Like a pre-bunking' so childlike and clunking.'
Breaking structure much nomen-less clutter..' A nonsense of
Pre-sense..' showing credentials quite useless.' Artificial
Utopia advertizing a visionary myopia.' Its peonies and
Pretzels to supplement 'word salad' utensils.?? With Kids flying
Killer drones..' we must emerge from this twilight zone.!
Form: Rhyme

Fairy Godfather -Double Bussokusekika-

Such a lazy man All he does, is sit around, Doesn't do his job Godmother does all the work, He sits around and complains About kids wanting wishes. Runs from the kitchen The commercials are over Sits on the sofa Nachos, pretzels, beer, he has He's looking for the remote Time to watch the football game. Copyright Cynthia Jones Feb.5/2006 Hehe My muse is back baby. YEAH!
art

Freckle Head Sam

I know a seagull named freckle head Sam,
 he plays on the beach in the hot sand.
Likes Wildwood and Cape May too,
 because there's always something to do.
Eats curly fries right from your hand,
 that dirty seagulll freckle head Sam.
Pretzels, popcorn, and ice cream too,
 he eats everything you know it's true.
So beware if your out on the beach,
 keep your food out of reach.
For freckle head Sam is always close by,
 ready to swoop down from the sky.

JSergi

Communion

When Harry arrived at Chapel Street bar,
Service had already started--
So he found him a seat and lit a cigar
For all things dearly departed.

A loud juke choir was moaning of loss
In chords of a loser's emotion.
The bartender/priest was mixing a cross
Of blends with the proper devotion.

He heard their confessions, took offerings priced
And served up communion with cheer;
And the body and blood of the tavern Christ
Were taken in pretzels and beer.

Premium Member Comet Wants To Be the Favorite

Comet, the oldest reindeer, wanted Santa to like him the best.
He pouted and was sad because of this need to top deer be.
Santa took him on a walk and they spied a robin’s nest.
That mother robin loves them all equally, do you see?

Comet was not able to understand, for an idea was in his head.
That no one would miss him if he dropped down dead.
Santa threw him a party, and all the reindeer gave a cheer.
Comet felt happier as he devoured hot pretzels and root beer.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Candy Bar

Pink and white sugar coated candies
Decorate the candy bar glass jars
Macarons, cake pops and cupcakes
Sweeten the most exigent palladar

Trays of white chocolate coated pretzels
Almond cookies, lemon filled donuts,
Marshamallows and belgium chocolates
Indulge the taste buds with sapidity

From weddings, sweet sixteen party
Baby shower and birthdays, candy bars
Embellish table with a multicolor display
The attraction of the festive celebration




February 16, 2017

A Typical Visit From Mary Jane

My best friend Mary Jane is coming to my lair,
I have to get ready, I need to prepare.

French onion dip with chips will be a necessity.
Popcorn, peanut butter, ice cream and pizza definitely.

Coke, sprite, Oreo's, with a giant bag of pretzels,
Hershey’s, Cheetos, can’t forget about the Skittles. 

I will breathe her in just as I did before.
Hilarity will disembark, I’m sure.
We will roar with laughter until our stomachs are sore,
Eat then pass out on my living room floor.
Form: Rhyme

A Plane

I flew on a plane -
It was regular size
And far from a luxury jet.
If I had to guess,
I’d say 400 million
Could buy quite a few, I would bet.

With no royals on board,
We were packed in the rows 
And content with our pretzels and drinks.
Every passenger paid,
No corruption or bribes,
Which for Air Force One everyone thinks.

All the world is aghast
As Qatar worms its way 
Into He-Not-Worth Naming’s elite 
And Americans sigh
At another display 
Of democracy’s hapless defeat.
Form: Rhyme

Who Flipped the Script?

You say one thing 

Then change your mind once 

More to please yourself 

Or perhaps to play with yourself 

Twisting what you say 

Like pretzels 

Just twisting words 

From form from another 

Makes me 

Makes me wanna 

Who flipped the script? 

 

Who turned you out?  

Who had you made? 

It makes me wonder 

And who did to who 

And what and when. 

 

But flipped the script? 

Of what person 

Did something like that?

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