Short Stomachs Poems

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Premium Member Splash

SPLASH real men belly flops bulbous stomachs shake with fear pool water retreats Kim Rodrigues © 2017
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Bulimia

Fine foods leave behind a clean plate
Great meals create stomachs oblate
But bodies too fat
Crave abdominals flat
And can't wait to regurgitate
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Haiku Duet

Black balloon bellies…
Sunken red orbs peering out:
Visions of hunger… 

Tables are sagging,
Loaded with spoiled surplus food:
Empty stomachs growl…
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The Pi That’s of Math Has Its Day - Pi Day 2025

The pi that’s of math has its day,
But that of the baker, no way.
Though both are quite round,
Less merit is found,
In pies that in stomachs do lay.
Form: Limerick

Popped Out

Perry was a popcorn-popping pro
He himself announced it was so.
He dipped kernels in a potion
Which started stomachs in motion.
Now the whole town is on the go.
Form: Limerick


I Have Seen Them Do It

those ones with big stomachs
can pass through narrow gates
I have seen them do the thing

the ones with slim bellies
not a bit of them can sail through
I’ve seen them not do the thing
Form: Triolet

A Night Out in Dublin

I went for a night out in Dublin,
The amount of Oasis being played was troublin',
We drank one after t'other
Till we stopped hearing those brothers,
But in the morning our stomachs were bubblin'
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Calculators of the Heart

   Generals measure the cost of war in human lives
     Soldiers toast its value in the cheapest of dives ...

   Their stomachs in knots all night and day
      Mothers find war's price too steep to pay
Form: Couplet

A Way

You say that they say that the way
To men's hearts is through their stomachs?
Well, that may be -- if the man is a lummox!
But I know a way that's a much better way -
Just give him your heart...and take his away!

S

“S” 
by Lanier Thomas

So,
Seeing
Successful
Salubrious
Senators sitting
Supposedly serving
Silently subordinate
Society, so sickening
Stomachs, several sundry sullen
Students spurned supporting such senators.
Form: Tautogram

March of the Footle - Loving Food

Theme - Loving Food.

People Chubby
Short and Stubby.

Hearty Eaters
Egg Beaters.

Gaining Weight
Without Faith.

Filling Stomachs
Lying in Hammocks.

What a Folly
O how Jolly.

Loving Food
Always in the Mood.
Form: Footle

Body's Lyrical

While most are despicable,
   robbing stomachs from their fill.
White collar criminals,
  getting away with it still…

I seek the physical,
   a remedy for society’s ills,
The body’s lyrical
      energy   
    flowing like a chemical spill.

Festive Indulgence Woes

At Christmas we feast to our hearts galore,
And can eat until our stomachs are sore,
If one’s gut should implode,
The bottom may explode,
Oh! My goodness! Do I have to say more?


30/11/22

Tania Kitchin

A Funny Christmas Limerick Contest
© W J Clarke  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I am disgust


I can churn stomachs, with a stench of truth 
An abscess filled with maggots, pus profuse
As I feed off gunk, new nerve ends take root
Raw language in my words, not gross abuse 
Yes! I am disgust, old wounds fear my fruit 


To late for contest

Eternal Sleep

I hurt so badly
The pain is deep
I cry at night
I cant sleep
my stomachs knotted
I cant eat
my chest feels heavy
I cant breath
I feel desperation
I feel despair
I feel im slipping
No one cares
I take this blade
the cut is deep
I rest my eyes
eternal sleep
Form: ABC

Pumpkins (Epulaeryu)

Home of the jack'o lantern
can be filled with spices---
cinnamon, nutmeg, and more,
to fill our stomachs
on a cool fall night.
Warm pumpkin
pie!
Form: Epulaeryu

Confession

One big struggle
but we finally said it
It's hard on us
we only have what we can think of
But it doesn't seem enough

I have it set in my mind
we can't
All those feelings
even in our stomachs lol
Hopefully you understand what I put it off

It's just too painful

Premium Member The Beginning of the Beginning

Prom.
Crepe paper streamers
Glitter and fuss
Fancy dresses
Ridiculous prices
Stylish Tuxes.
New colors, to impress
Limo?
What?
It's not a wedding, people!
It's a dance,
though few will.
Most will rush around,
stiff in their clothes.
Holding their stomachs in.

Premium Member Foodquake

They flattered me as an expert cook Cuisine compliments with pride I took Once cooked mutton biryani Called close friends for company At night in foodquake their stomachs shook.
August 2, 2019 Syllable count : 9/9/7/7/9 Checked on howmanysyllables.com
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I Know

I Know Why
Elephants' Heads
Are So Big!

Because Their
Stomachs Are
So Big!

Why Else!?

   It Tastes So
   Gooooood
   Suckin' My
   Own Nose
   All Day!

***

From Under
  The Mud
A Frog Raised
  It's Head

To Suffer 
  The Storm?
"I'll Love It,
  Instead!"

Acrostic THIRST

Acrostic THIRST

THIRST dances alone on the empty road
HUNGER steals breath while dust chokes every step
IN heat, the child crawls as the Nile shook
ROTTEN crumbs clutched tight from snatchers’ hands
SILENCE breaks when empty stomachs cry

Decoded message: Thirst steals childhood away
Form: Acrostic

437 Our Father

437.
Our Father

Our Father, let Your name be honored
Let Your kingdom be savored
Let Your intention be fulfilled
Let our stomachs be filled
Let our sins be forgiven
Let our temptations be taken
Let evil go away!

-12/15/2015
(Dumarao)
*44th Daily Reflection from Catechism Booklet
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Alphabet Poetry Soup, Part XI

Angelic
Bardic
Composers
Dole
Everlasting
Fabled
Garnishments.
Heathenistic
Improvisors
Jostle
Kitchen
Ladles.
Metrical Composers
Nourish
Otherworldly
Poetizers'
Quirky
Rumbling
Stomachs.
Tenacious
Umbelliferous
Versifiers
Whisking
Xysters
Yolk fully
and
Zestfully.
Form: Acrostic

The Child Cries

The child cries,
“Hunger, hunger is killing me!”
Maid comes running
over the hills and valleys
across oceans and sees
wind the winds he comes
with packages of fire
to burn hunger in stomachs
that all children may live
in plenty and never cry
“hunger, hunger, hunger”
to disturb peaceful world

Love Unkown

Persuasion to court the unwilling
Cannot be done by many
To the blowing winds, tensions bellow the night
The cold words and ego attacks left to the mouths of starving stomachs
Jealousy and envy for the loved ones, yet not enough for convincing the woo
Simply because they know not the feeling of love
Form:

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