Short Spice Poems

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


Hot With Spice

Heartbeats like a strong earthquake.
Glistening sweat drips on sheets.
Lips on fire with every kiss.
Two souls become one.

1-14-10
Form: Dodoitsu


Well There Goes the Spice Rack

Rosemary and Pepper meant 
to have time spent
 down by the Bay 
 took a cloven path 
met Sir Basil's wrath 
and decided to not stay

Spice Girls

Spice GIrls 

Just watching late night Telly 
And the Spice GIrls 
Sing
If you wanna be my lover
You gotta get with my friends
Girl power

Premium Member Nice Spice

yellow mustard, thick, spicy making tongue quicken a great amount is dicey with the grill lid closed lips like roses posed larruping good!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member ''The Spice of Life''

Love's the spice of life and life's the “meat” of being; love is like flavor which adds the tastes and tangs of joy, sense and meaning to life.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member SPICE

SPICE seasons simmering saffron flowers steam crimson threads libido scents so sweet, bon appétit “Rosemary perfumes August’s breeze”
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.

The Spice of Life

I’ve always known roses are red.
It’s just something that’s often been said.
And that violets are blue,
But I know that’s not true.
My rainbow flower, I’ll take you instead.
Form: Limerick

Better Luck Next Thyme

A poet once tried to rhyme “turmeric”:
he ate ten big jars, and then murmured “Ick!”
His taste buds murdered,
poor dear old Bernard
bolted up three flights of stairs to be sick.
© Ben Throne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Spice of Life

Like the background music in movies

   Like the artwork on the walls of your home 
   
      Condiments spice up your sandwich
   
         ~ Conversation is the spice of your life

Premium Member Pumpkin Lattes

Happy pumpkin spice latte season!

Someone said the leaves had turned
to butterscotch, banana, and lemon 
but they don’t taste right.


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ps, I write short stories too

Premium Member Autumn Smells

Pumpkin pies, cinnamon rolls, chili
Succulent smells that entice me
My nose gladly leads the way
I have a small helping
Not fooling myself
Just three more bites
Satisfies
Others
More!

Premium Member Peppermint

Peppering the season Praising God, the reason Prayers for hearts and souls Peace that always consoles Preparing us for One Prince of Peace, He will stun Pure love has just begun
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member A Spice Paradise

Treated ourselves to an Indian food delight Mouthwatering, succulent, a place called Vintage Spice Will surely return Time and again If not sooner, surely an example of spice paradise
Form: Limerick

The Green Spice

Searching for
The green spice
while
the gigantic worms are
Tunneling through the
Red sand dunes of mars
thus
Building bundles of lightning
and
Engaging in the sandstorm
until you
Bring me the green spice

Humdinger Spice

Humdinger Spice


Yesterday my friend fell on the ice
Yelled quickly bring me a vodka splice
Then called I said
She hit her head
Bartender bring a humdinger spice.



Written: 2014 in the Autumn
Theresa Marie
© Theresa Cw  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Bringer of Spice

Limericks by definition are supposed to be bawdy At times mine can be considered just a wee bit naughty Seems you people so nice Are looking for spice So this guy's elected himself as the bringer of saucy
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Spice

Prize posture well
Watch fertile spell


Learn to be nice
Taste sensuous spice


Price how joy speaks
Love anchors peak


Join in the game
Start with your name




Leon Enriquez
20 May 2018
Hamlet Place, ACT
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Spice

Spice
Feels nice
Warm surprise


Good 
Fills mood
In life's woods


Come
Now hum
Mantra sum


Greet
Most sweet
Love you meet


Quest
Pure zest
That works best




Leon Enriquez
29 July 2015
Singapore
Form: Rhyme

Variety Is the Spice of Life

We made a simple particle,
it soon began to fade,
We gave it spin and mass and charge,
much longer now it stayed.

We gave it flavors strange and charm,
and soon we had quark.
Neutrino here, a photon there,
enough to fill the dark.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member More Spice, More Views

I've noticed lately, more spice, more views What in the world has come over youse Have you no shame Where's the class you proclaim It's all about popularity so I'll continue this ruse (This is NOT a formal complaint! LOL)
Form: Limerick

Mcdonald Accidental Over Spice Their Chicken Batter

The new Mc Spicy is born
Can i have non vanilla non milk milkshake
shaken vertically then horizontal then metaphorically
Why isn't there a kft-Kentucky fried turkey
-----------------------------------  -------------tofu
whatever bloats your flats

Spice Route Journeying

Thunder is irrelevant
When eating cheese.
I find myself trapped
Between the trees
Under the watery cage
Of Koi floating
With lucky coins
In their mouths.
The thunder is coming
Despite the irrelevance.
How disturbing
On such a peaceful stage.
Form:

Premium Member October's Song

Pumpkin spice and everything nice, October brings the heart autumn wings, This gentle peace is God’s masterpiece, Lifting the heartstrings with the love He brings, Silencing the evil stings with grace that truly sings!

Premium Member The Spice of Life

Relish every bite of life,
Sprinkled with a little salt.
Spice it with a dash of pepper,
Bake in oven without fault.

Smell the aroma in the air,
Set your table 'neath the sun.
Share the feast with those you love,
Savor the flavor when it's done.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Spice

pumpkin spice coffee
or mulled hot apple cider
october magic

pecan pie muffins
cinnamon hot chocolate
as the red leaves fall

white november days
eggnog in the afternoon 
sledding at twilight

december teatime
a fruitcake on the table
and cardinals sing
Form: Haiku

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