Short Tart Poems

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


Premium Member Tart

You broken my heart
Before we could even start.
You seen my feelings
As objects, pieces of art.
Your choice of words are so tart.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member An Ala Carte Tart

There was a ripe randy old tart
when kissing her John she did fart
that's nothing she said
'cause he wets the bed
Who cares it's all ala carte!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member warm tart cherry pie

grandma’s favorite recipe
warm tart cherry pie
dessert straight from the oven
ice cream if you please
A slice of cheese too
Marvelous
Dish
Form: Epulaeryu

Pop Tart

She declined to eat a pop tart
Because all that fruit makes her fart
Yet tends to favour
Raspberry flavour
For rhapsodies straight from the heart
Form: Limerick

Tart Love

pull my velvet strings and I'll sing crushing lines of our cherry filled lives Tanya Harrington Septolet the Puppet Contest 9-23-2012
Form: Verse


Tart Anyone?

This man that comes from Larts
He made some extraordinary tarts
Customers ate then in haste
Not a piece went to waste
Secretly seasoned with garlic and cheddar farts
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Pigeon Tart

pigeon tart pecked at a red M&M
her head feathers became a fiery blend
the poets were shocked and confused
while scratching the head of their muse
What happens if she pecks a green M&M
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fruit Tart

fruits, both sweet and sour are dear fruit tart is the dish of my all- time favorite. a baked pastry crust topped with fresh ripe fruits makes mouth drool. yum!
Form: Epulaeryu

Not a Rotten Pop Tart

In the corner,
there's a young girl
convinced by movies and magazines,
that she is far from pretty
In another corner,
a lonely boy
One that notices her stunning beauty,
the kind that the stupid masses fail to see
© Daron Long  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Wedding Tart Cake

The white and pink strawberry filled cake
Is served with red velvet cupcakes
In the social gathering
When the bride and groom share
An immense joy with
Their relatives 
And friends as
Tart is
Sliced








3-11-2016
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Her Flaky Crust Her Tart Like Ways

Lemon meringue pie makes me salivate from here to Alaska
I love her color, her texture, her sweet, her sugar, her sour.
Her flaky crust, her tart lemon, her well -formed meringue
My mouth is dripping saliva as loudly as a dog’s when I think of her.
Ever so tasty!

Premium Member Magic

It’s just an illusion
that softly stirs sadness within my broken heart’s
confusion.

I have been tricked.
I'm seduced by the Queen of Tarts -
and pricked.

Voodoo
casts magic darts -
you.

 It’s just an illusion,
 I'm seduced by the Queen of Tarts -
 you.
Form: Rhyme

Should Tart To Roar

Should Start to Roar

Like a great lion should start to roar

Even though you sin more and more

And people you don't want to detract

But call attention to this very fact.



It seems so difficult to do it all alone

Give God a call on your telephone

Here is a message I want to send

Thanks for being n the other end?.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Tempting Tart

Simply delightful
Just like trifle
Sticky Toffee
Or even banoffee
New York baked
Yummy carrot cake

But you can't beat the sugary taste
That sticks to your lips and clings to your waist,
Of the lushness of strawberry tart
Tingling your tongue and melting your heart
Crumbling of pastry, licking of cream
Juicy bite of strawberry, heavenly dream

23 Oct 2015
© Laura Hay  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Calling a Woman Tart

I don't see the funny part 
Of calling a woman Tart:
What you now plan to restart 
And just burn a happy heart 

Words of mischief stacked in cart 
Had never won Purple Heart 
The loosed tongue may around dart 
But don't fail to smell like fart 

I foresee some tomorrow 
Face of repentance borrow;
The hacked heart still in sorrow:
Tina's: tears fill a barrow.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fruit Tart

Family function on the Easter holiday.
Relatives arrive right on time.
Uplifting hugs and brief catching up.
Instantly sit around the table and say grace.
There is nothing better than the scent of food.

Time for dessert: a fresh fruit tart.
A pastry with smooth mascarpone cream filling.
Recipe: rich, slightly tart, and sweet fruit topping.
The star of our Easter dinner.
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Tart Candied Viator

A basket full of apples,
an assortment of flavor.
Wide plethora to pick from,
maybe that is the problem.

This is far too much to ask,
a basket full of apples. 
By nature not gluttonous,
decisions hard decisions. 

Tart, candied, a bit of both.
Which bite will truly fill me?
A basket full of apples,
I only want to eat one. 

Scent rolling off of the peel,
the spicy feel of autumn.
Cinnamon hot is my sweet,
a basket full of apples.
Form: Other

Linzer Tart

A bakery box was waiting
When my key unlocked the door.
Today’s the day of Valentines – 
I knew what it was for.

I slit it open, took a look
And broke into a grin,
For something that I truly love
Was nestled there within.

It was a heart-shaped cookie,
Filled with berry jam inside.
For you who know me oh so well
Knew just what to provide.

I will indulge tonight and eat
This lovely Linzer tart,
A perfect symbol of the reason
That you stole my heart.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Lemon Tart


Lovely lemony filling such a tasty treat
Easy to make, and so delicious to eat
My recipe is so easy, I confess that I cheat
One pastry case bought in the high street
Now everyone will know about my deceit!

Two eggs, sugar, and heavy cream is best
Add juice of two lemons and lots of the zest
Rapidly whisk, but do not splash your chest!
Then bake tart in the oven, it’ll thrill any guest

Form: Acrostic

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