Short Soufflé Poems

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


Premium Member Life With T-Rump Xxxv

Who's new at the CIA?
It's t-rump's mad clone Mike Pompeii
Oh - how we do cry
We're in a wok stir fry
While they claim it's a tasty soufflé
Form: Limerick


Cunning Ham

Tom flew down to Turkey to play
But found at the end of the day
Putin had to gobble
So there was a squabble
Hence the Marmite-Putin soufflé
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Yummy Souffles

Today was an absolutely fantastic day So now I guess you know why I say Life is full of zest That's why I'm blessed Can't get enough of life's yummy soufflé
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Pain In the Souffle

How come each morning when we greet the day The gunk in our eyes makes us say, “what the hey!” What good is this stuff Enough is enough Sometimes nature is a pain in the soufflé
Form: Limerick

Premium Member My Souffle

Closing in on my eighty-second birthday Still cookin' with gas, keeping the nasties at bay Still feed myself Body's still svelte Can't stop the girlies from caressing my soufflé
fun
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Hay Rolling

Is there anything more fun than a roll in the hay I think not, fair maiden, more than eating a soufflé Nothing's more appealing Than looking at the ceiling C'mon sweetie, have I ever lead you astray
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Hay Rolling

Is there anything more exciting than a roll in the hay I think not, fair maiden, more than eating a soufflé Nothing's more appealing Than looking at the ceiling C'mon sweetie, have I ever lead you astray
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Tables Are For Eating Customers Only

Saw a sign in a fast food stall in our local mall “Tables are for eating customers only” I was really appalled Kinda barbaric I'd say But tasty in a soufflé Perhaps rephrasing would save one life however small
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member For Eating Customers Only

Saw a sign in a fast food stall in our local mall “Tables are for eating customers only” I was really appalled Kinda barbaric I'd say But tasty in a soufflé Perhaps rephrasing it would save lives no matter how small
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Too Many Buttons To Push

TOO MANY BUTTONS TO PUSH There's too many buttons to push each day But there's one in particular, like a donkey I bray I scream out yee haw Sometimes get lockjaw I'm totally scrambled like an egg soufflé © Jack Ellison 2015
(Inspired by The Wulfman)
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Le Petit Bistrot

Le Petit Bistrot
I write about
is not in Montpellier.

It's somewhere else
in southern France
and tries hard to marvel me.

It's tightly jammed
in horseless street,
for who would bring the horses?

They're on the menu,
or I'll be damned.
Yes - dish at number four.

And look, for sweet
is Bon Soufflé.
I think I'll ask for more.





9/28/2015
© Julia Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Humpty Dumpty

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall,
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall.
All the King’s horses and all the King’s men,
Couldn’t put Humpty together again.

The Queen’s seamstresses they tried to sew,
The footman with glue he had a go,
Even the gardener tried, with horse poo!
The wizard attempted, with something taboo.

In the end, it was over; the Priest had to pray
And Henri the chef made them all a soufflé!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member RECIPE FOR KINDNESS - MYSTIC

To make a light and pillowy kindness soufflé, you need:

two cups of generosity
a tablespoon of compassion
a teaspoon of melted tenderness
and a packet of goodness

Combine the generosity, compassion, and tenderness
and mix until it has an even consistency.

Whisk the goodness and pour it into the mixture.
Cook until golden brown.

Once it has cooled, serve it charitably.
There's plenty for everyone.

Premium Member TRY A LITTLE KINDNESS

To make a light and pillowy kindness soufflé, 
you need:   two cups of generosity
                 a tablespoon of compassion
                 a teaspoon of melted tenderness
                 and a packet of goodness

Combine the generosity, 
compassion, and tenderness.
Mix until it has an even consistency.
Whisk the goodness and pour it into the mixture.
Cook until golden brown.

Once it has cooled down, serve it charitably.
There is plenty for everyone.

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