Short Stew Poems

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


Hearty Beef Stew

Hearty beef stew
Beef bullion fondue
Carrots not a few
Diced taters imbue
Beef chunks to the brew
Salt and pepper to
Accentuate!
Form: Epulaeryu


Premium Member In a Stew

A crazy old man from Peru
Decided he would cook himself a stew
He needed a pot
Which he hadn't got
I think that's crazy, don't you?
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lamb Stew

Sheep Sleep
Lamb chop and Lilly
Seldom sees shelter
Butcher brings pot boil


8/02/18
written  words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2018

Beef Stew

I sit here eating vegectable soup
                             and im really pissed off
                       Cause I much rather have beef stew
Form: Sonnet

Cod Fish Stew

Cod Fish Stew

Ocean fresh with onions only enhanced Dad's delicious dish

11/11/2015


~ For Andrea's Food & Our Memory Connections contest ~
Form: Verse


The Christmas Stew

Mrs. Clause cooked a pot of stew
The taste made Santa cry boo-hoo
He swallowed it quick
Seems that did the trick
But later, poor Santa couldn’t chew
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

In a Stew

Sent a limerick to Poetry Soup
The content quite frankly was “poop”
But the urge for to pen one
And courageously send on
My scribbles, is oh such a hoot!
© Mike Youds  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Felony Stew

I went to the market to get some food
For some vegetables soon to be stewed
I picked up a tomato
Along with a potato
But with no money a foot chase ensued
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Poetry Stew

A dash of rhyme,
A pinch of time.

Pop! Zap! Zoom!—
Add an onomatopoeia.

Lines and stanzas
fill my page.

Stir it all together,
to make a poetry stew.

Halloween Poem # 9..Witch's Stew?

There was an old witch who was stewing
She didn't know what she was doing
To make it complete
She stirred with her feet
I think she should just stick to brewing
© Deb Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Guitar Stew

you listen to the sound
your bound won't get down
make you walk
and talk
if you feel blue
its funk   and slow jam
  help you too
 its soul blues
GUITAR STEW

Premium Member Bad Stew - Warning: Explicit Poo Content

I have the outhouse in view
I had grandma’s squirrel stew
Dessert was a tart
I will not dare fart
I will sit in my own pew

*in honor of Jan's Birthday tomorrow*
Form: Limerick

Premium Member An Omelette Made For Two

I had a tasty cock-a-doodle stew Now I crow at dawn as cockerels do I pulled a sweet hen And now and again We dine on an omelette made for two.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lamb Stew

The poor animal's all gender-confused
  Its friends say it is not at all amused
    Should it go meh-meh
    Or perhaps baa-baa
  At night, of counting sheep it is accused!
Form: Limerick

Guitar Stew

you can tell
the  guitarist plays well
the guitar sing
 it make string
as it play talk and walk
the  guitar man
plays one man band 
and better tahn a few
its GUITAR STEW

Premium Member Noisemaker Stew

My favorite butcher knew just what to do
When he sold me farm fresh noise makers for stew
Like the mooer and quacker
With the oinker and clucker
And those parts that make the cock-a-doodle-do
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Rabbit Stew

RABBIT STEW white rabbit simmers crunching on orange carrot “what’s up doc?” he says jelly bean panorama cartoon displaces water Kim Rodrigues © 2017 *cartoon favorite – Bugs Bunny
Form: Tanka

Hobo Stew

Whatever they could throw into the pot, some peas and beans
                                     Some for everyone, a chunk of meat was rare
                                      The main ingredient, was a lot of boiling water
© Danny Nunn  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Might Have Been Spoiled Stew

The boo boo gnu of pinkish crew had the Russian flu
Without a substantial clue, their jeu jeu curiosity grew
Whew! Said two, one who had a convoluted cough like moo.
Might have been spoiled stew from Café Rue down in the Loo.
Form: Monorhyme

Grifter's Stew

Those looking
for trouble
find more
than they’re after
Temptation
a grifter
Pandora’s
disaster
Be careful
of those wishes
that may just
come true
Hiding pain
and its minions
to poison
— the stew

(The New Room: August, 2026)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Stew and Sue

Stew is so shrewd he sued
Suzy Sue,
Who sat and spat at a gnat, 
Sally viewed and stewed
snails and sailed with a Sailor








*This is all I got for the “New Tongue Twister” contest 
Help!!!!!
folks I got nothing else lol!


01/ 12/2020
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
fun
Form: Rhyme

You

Does it matter what others think of you?
Is that something about which you should stew?

When your mortal journey is at an end, 
it isn't what others think you'll have to defend.

The truth you long ago knew--
what will matter is what you think about you.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member chef rabbits special stew

Chef rabbit’s specialty was lovely, marvelous cabbage-carrot stew.
One year there was a drought, and he did not know what to do.
No cabbage anywhere around, okay, maybe he could scrounge up two.
He substituted lettuce, and it was tastier, on a scale, twenty-two.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Chef Rabbits Special Stew

Chef rabbit’s specialty was lovely, marvelous cabbage-carrot stew.
One year there was a drought, and he did not know what to do.
No cabbage anywhere around, okay, maybe he could scrounge up two.
He substituted lettuce, and it was tastier, on a scale, twenty-two.
Form: Monorhyme

Started To Stew

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Started To Stew

Over things we started to stew
If you were me and I was you
What difference would it make
Sitting beside a beautiful lake
Incredible had been the view.

Jim Horn

2901
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

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