Short Truffle Poems

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


Premium Member Eh Viola

mussels,dill & aquavit
white truffle custard
and black truffle ragout
salted caramel
mascarpone sorbet
different
choice!
Form: Epulaeryu


Per Se 5 and Last

Pete Wells
send not out to ask for whom the truffle smells
it smells for he
if only 'twere allowed, to a reasonable degree.
Form: Clerihew

Per Se 2

The truffle
an unexpected source of kerfuffle
who would have thunk it?
with all that fuss you'd think he'd tried to dunk it.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Pig

Pig, with a fine nose.
Truffle, with a rustic smell.
Forests, where they meet.
The pig, to hear his sweet praise.
Mushroom, now served on a plate.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Perfect night

Billet-doux left on my pillow
One red rose with fancy lace ribbon
~ Belgian truffle seals the deal



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other


What a Boar - Limerick Contest

There was a man with a shovel
Whose house was a relative hovel
Digs a hole in the floor
Think his dad was a boar
Cos he cant stop sniffing for truffle



Penned 17 August 2013
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Chocolate Listing Makes Us Sweeter

Cacao kisses caress the cheek
cocoa nails, polished feet

Chocolate cake, hot and rich 
Fudge syrup, sloppy kiss 

Truffle lotion oh so edible 
chocolate makes everything sweeter

Premium Member Chocolates

Chocolates at Christmas, carefully I choose a caramel coated in calorific candy. Could I eat another … choice of coconut or creamy coffee truffle. Pleiades C Poetry Contest Sponsored by Kim Merryman Checked with how many syllables 08~23~16
Form: Verse

Quonset On a Wooded Edge

While the fields and plains
Prepare for floods
The cold of fall and
Shortened days
I employ my mind to wintery
things
Preparation of a post
autumn gloom

A drizzle of truffle oil
upon the pheasants
enough to cause a
tease
Coupled up with
someone I love
To inspire a sweet
Romance
Form: Ballad

Quonset On a Wooded Edge

While the fields and plains
Prepare for floods
The cold of fall and
Shortened days
I employ my mind to wintery
things
Preparation of a post
autumn gloom

A drizzle of truffle oil
upon the pheasants
enough to cause a
tease
Coupled up with
someone I love
To inspire a sweet
Romance
Form: Ballad

Quonset On a Wooded Edge

While the fields and plains
Prepare for floods
The cold of fall and
Shortened days
I employ my mind to wintery
things
Preparation of a post
autumn gloom

A drizzle of truffle oil
upon the pheasants
enough to cause a
tease
Coupled up with
someone I love
To inspire a sweet
Romance
Form: Ballad

Stars

Stars are organic fruit.
They taste better than most things in the universe.
And have the best soil.
Comets and planets just live in juice.
A constellation doesn’t look like much.
Until a human mind strikes its outer edges.
Continuity.
Evolution.
Tastes like truffle olive oil.
From far away.

Premium Member THE LAST CHOCOLATE

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Chocolates stacked in crimson rows, each truffle wrapped in satin bows. But one sat lonely—why, who knows? Savor for later! Florist sighed, her roses wept, petals curled where lovers stepped. One bloom remained—its vigil kept. A non-vacator!

Feasting On Poetry

The poesy of chef's soup du jour,
   peppered in a skillfully delectable
            pauperized simmer
       or sublimely enriched dish of
          ultimate truffle butter grandeur,
   either method is subtly rendered mid
      tastefully tendered aromatic
              proffers of broken bread,  
          farther delectable poetry's bouquet
© Paloma P   Create an image from this poem.

Truffles

The chocolate mixes with the cream
Waiting for it to fill all of me
I pause, in hesitation,
for i know i am not clean
He ask if i am sure,
I say yes,fore i know
the good scrubbing I am
in for

The smell  is astounding
My heart is pounding
My self self esteem is drowning
I know i am worth more

but i cannot resist being your
truffle butter whore

SMCRP
Form: Epic

Tales From the Forest

Some sleeping pansy fairy dust
and orange rinds (they are a must)
A twinkle past the sky-lit moon
and tear drops from the month of June
Flower petals crushed and scattered
flecked upon the silver water
Then there's you - the violet's daughter
In disguise you're all that matters
Whisper vines and lady lace
the whitest flower's sad disgrace
A present for the truffle tree
reminded you, that day, of me.
Form:

Analogies

"Analogies"
Rachel Heffington
Like a truffle without chocolate
Like an apple without peel,
Like a mouth without a smile
Like a letter without seal,
Like a ring without a diamond
Like a watch without the time,
Like a fountain without water
Is a poem without rhyme. 
 

               (And no, I don't *entirely* agree with my own words up there, as I've read
some un-rhyming poetry I have really enjoyed. Rhyming verse is my favorite, though. :)

Premium Member INKWELL'S CONFESSION

White truffle shavings on yesterday's toast~  
that's how poems begin. Not with grand themes,  
but with the nightclub’s stamp fading on your wrist  
as you scrub pans. Ink bleeds like old promises.  

Stigmatizations? We all carry them.  
The page doesn't judge. It waits, blank as snowfall  
before boot prints. Poetic lines are trenches  
dug in silence. Dig deeper.  

Fallibility is the poet's compass.  
True north points toward the next word, trembling.
Form: Rhyme

A Coffee Perks Me Up


A jolt of caffeine and suddenly I'm all bright and chirpy
and on a cold day well its better then drinking a Slurpy 

A sip of foamy latte and I grow a funny mustache 
nicely served aside a delicate truffle ganache 

A tete a tete with my favorite bestie at the local Cafe 
just before we drink it, we bow our heads and pray 

A coffee perks me up, right before my shift begins 
it is the choice of Queens, and the beverage of kings. 

Coffee !!!
Form: Couplet

Zen

I like it when animals are 
Snouts in deep, 
rummaging through their fur,
cleaning themselves,
abruptly after meal or sleep. 
Like an old woman at a sale,
digging through a purse, 
come highwater or hell.
Remembering where they left off
by hydrosortic layer.
Making that snorting sound,
like a pig after a Truffle.
Shake like a Hen after a feather ruffle.
Then they look at you cross eyed a few seconds, 
switch positions, and breathe in,
and at it again. 
Zen

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