Short Salad Poems

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


Premium Member Salad Or Trash What's Left Cabbage-

If I toss a salad,
 if I throw out the trash what's left?

Cabbaged?

10/8/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020


Premium Member Salad Days

i fondly recall
chasing after ice creams trucks ~
       fun days of my youth!
 

Date Written: 06/15/2020
Form: Senryu

Watergate Salad

Watergate Salad

Fluffy marshmallows in whipped cream and pistachios,

A Grandmother’s classic from generations. 

By: Paige Posadziejewski

Croc Salad

There was a man Lute
Who jumped from a pane with a parachute
He played on a flute
While eating a fruit
The crocs said here comes a salad with mute
Form: Limerick

Preparing a Salad

Preparing A Salad

Often we would have dilly-dallied,
While we were preparing a salad;
Made it  mellow,
With much jello;
Menu now old and no longer valid.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Salad Bowl (2005)

Ever pop into Pizza Hut and get a salad bowl?
You only get one lot to fill up your hunger hole.
That also with life, you get only one go.
Fill it up and let it over flow!
© Rp Kumari  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Ram 4 Ewes

An exotic  lunch to serve your boss:
The Aussie Salad with Sheep Dip Sauce!
The flavour's unique
(When cured at its peak)
Though kissing cousins may wish to floss
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Egg Salad

Insides become hard-boiled. Yolks and whites; fork them up. Love in Miracle Whip. Between slices - pickup. We won’t step on eggshells; Consensual crack up.
Form: Rhyme

Life's Like Fruit Salad

Life is like fruit salad
It bring together a variety 
Of flavors and textures
Making each bite unique
It’s all about taste buds
Balance and contrast
Sweet, tart, crunchy, and juicy.

Premium Member Fruit Salad

My darling Clementine
Thought you were a satsuma
Or maybe mandarin
Did not mean to presume a
Variety, you cutie
Ambrosia made with halos
By whatever name you go
You orange little beauty
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Apple Worm Salad

I had an apple
It had a worm in it
So I diced it up evenly
Added croutons and place him in a salad
Ahh! nothing like a little protein
Where's the ranch dressing

4/17/18
by James Edward Lee. Sr.

Premium Member Salad, Salad, Salad

Salad, salad, salad, every day of the year To keep me thin and trim, it's not working I fear You'd think by now I'd be slimmer than a cow This obsession for Big Macs is really severe
Form: Limerick

Salad Toss

the cukes were cool
while carrots saw clear
the coming assault
of asparagus spears
red peppers hot tempered
tomatoes were thrown
and the onions sat crying-
LETTUCE ALONE!*

it is what it is gang!
Form:

Fruit Salad

apples grapes peaches on tray silky rinds explode flesh blended with milky cream nectar squirting juice, add cherry toppings toothy- fruit binge! Make Me Drool With Epulaeryu
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Salad Salad Salad

Salad, salad, salad, every day of the year Keeping me thin and trim, but it's not working I fear You'd think by now I'd be slimmer than a cow This obsession for Big Macs is really severe
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Word Salad

Word Salad is Mr Happy ate porridge to drive his millennium fridge over the rainbow with moisturised success.



Entered in One Sentence Metaphor in Free Verse Poetry Contest
Sponsor Jesse Rowe
Dated 31.07.2019

Premium Member crispy salad for lunch

crispy salad greens
topped with fresh red tomatoes
a colorful feast

slivers of carrots
taste buds are quick to waken
whispers of blue cheese

add some radishes
and strips of shaved honey ham
a marvelous lunch
Form: Senryu

Premium Member A Salad Aficianado

I'm a salad aficionado, expert at making my own Ingredients I won't divulge, won't jeopardize my throne Hoping on making lotsa cash Plan a trip to Marrakech It's the greatest salad that humans have ever known
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Salad

 
Salad fresh, cool, crisp with Sweet onion dressing tossed; Salt and pepper a must ! Spinach added for health; Sprinkled herbs for delight; Steak strips added is nice !
fun
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member potato salad ghost

A ghost-flitted out of the refrigerator today.
He smelled like potato salad.
Had he been eating it?
Or was he born in it?
The ghost looked right at me.
Gave me a diabolical smile.
For the first time ever.
I was terrified by the smell of potato salad.

Premium Member FRUIT SALAD CITRUS VEGETABLES--

pricot and plums; are they served in fruit salad; citrus to me so ~ melon-choly bowl; filled with collar turnip green; fruit cocktail salad; ~ urban session dreads; drenched in hot sauce Red Devil; ranch dressing salad?
Form: Haiku

Food and Salad

Rocket is a favorite fresh salad and food, 
       Indeed, for all, in my view, the best dinner
    Kale is highly recommended you should include  
  Kernel of a date balm tree!! it's rare! but, for older
Infiltrative soft cheese -on them all- to woo good mood

Premium Member Snacks - to each his own

My sister's favourite 'snack' is filet mignon.
I'm less of a carnivore
and will be quite satisfied
with caesar salad and a baguette.

Of course I'll want to wash it down
with a generous glass of pinot grigio.




AP: Honorable Mention 2026, Honorable Mention 2026

Premium Member My Salad Days

   
      A tinge of jealousy tugs at me
          I watch them laugh 
             and run and play
       And recall MY salad days

       Yet those treasured days live on 
          in my lifestyle now

       ‘Cos all they let me eat today
          ~ is salad anyhow
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fruit Salad

Fresh
Regal
Ultimate
Iconic
Treat

Sweet
August
Luscious
Amazing
Delight



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Submitted on March 17, 2019 for contest LIGHT UP THE PAGE 3 sponsored by JOSEPH MAY  -  RANKED 3RD
Form: Acrostic

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