Short Seasonings Poems

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


Best Gravy

For delectable gravy,
One creamed chicken can.
Add italian seasonings,
Lemon juice, Parsley,
and Hot Spice to taste.
Deliciously
Simple!
Form: Epulaeryu


Premium Member Stuffing

So, preparing stuffing: 
Stir the crumbs, broth, onion,
Sage and the seasonings,
Simmering the mixture.
Summer savory is 
Special to Newfoundland.
Stuff the bird, bake, enjoy.
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member A Country Boil

Get yourself some swamp cabbage,
And get yourself some ham.
Get yourself some snap peas ,
And the biggest pot on hand.

Boil it up together,
Over a nice slow fire,
Until it's all real tender,
Then take it from the pyre.

Don't forget the seasonings,
Just salt and pepper's fine,
And serve it up with corn bread,
And folks will stand in line.
© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

We Are the Women

We are the women..
Who full of life, 
pluvial in attendance, 
Fresheners in sweetness, 
Tranquil decorated with flowers, 
Spilling like spring, 
Gleeful, like the wind 
Flavored by the seasonings love, 
Wavey, glowing on the sands of desire, 
Adorer, lover, raring to love that never
'broken nor unfulfilled' 
Flirting under fabrics texts and above! 
, 
So let him come to us
The one who is collecting the sea 
In our evening silk..! !

Transformed

A picture is transformed by adding
Colors to enhance
And music can make even 
The most tired person dance.

Some seasonings can make
Plain foods into a yummy meal
And time can take a broken bone
And help to make it heal.

A ready shoulder can transform
A frown into a smile
With words of kindness and support
To go that extra mile.

When times are tough we are transformed
If kith and kin provide 
The love that keeps us going
As it’s glowing deep inside.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Creole Catfish Stew

Chilled white wine
A glass for the chef

Creole seasonings
A meal in a dish
A Southern delight

Chunks of catfish fillets
Corn and lima beans
Simmering till sublime

Gather around
If spicy stew's what you want
Help yourself

Cayenne pepper
Tabasco sauce
There’s even a bit of wine left



AP:  3rd place 2020

Submitted on October 7, 2018 for contest OCTOBER NO.2 2018 sponsored by BRIAN STRAND

and May 13, 2018 for contest CATFISH sponsored by CATIE LINDSEY

Premium Member Only Shadows Remain

Only Shadows Remain Written: by Tom Wright February 2015 In remembering those we loved, Naught can alter their time; it’s passed, So we’re besieged by a myriad of what-ifs? Now, we face a cascade of shadows, Rife with seasonings, of pain, and sorrow, Whimsy notions occupy our minds About entanglements with the cheat of life; By gorging on the scraps from life’s table, He lies, propelled by each zephyr’s motion, A victim of his own volition;
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Soerrentio Nights Menu

Zucchini fritters
Shrimp and Salads
Noodles with olive oil and Lemon dressing
Orange Layered Cake w/ buttermilk frosting
Grilled stuffed Rainbow Trout w/ sausage and crab
spaghetti and meatballs
toasted garlic bread
texas clover leafs ( Hawaiian flavor)
Ole South roasted pork belly with creole and spanish seasonings
chicken, aparagus and mushroom hot dish

Raspberry puree with club soda ginger ale and sweet white wine
Sweet white wine
mango Sweet( white wine with Mango juice)
Form: Bio

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