Short Vegetarian Poems

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


Premium Member No No No

O my goodness me ! Seriously !
I'm not going to eat that worm ~
I'm a born again vegetarian !



AP: 1st place 2026
Form: Other


Be Healthy

curry tree on yard
makes resident green healthy
plant and help body


-December 24, 2018 Chattogram 




//vegetarian//
Form: Haiku

Textbook Texan

As I walked down the streets of Laredo
I spied a Mexican hot potato
But better by far
A Cuban cigar
With a spicy Comanche tomato
Form: Limerick

SOYLENT GREEN

SOYLENT GREEN

Only a few would try it
Hunger always wins
Vegetarian, it’s claimed
Food for the planet
But made from people
Soylent Green
Yuck!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Encounter

I once met a girl in a downtown pub
who claimed we had met at a vegetarian club.
But I must insist, indeed implore,
that I had never seen herbivore.
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member vegetarian tale

charlotte carrot is her name

though shes not the one to blame

for a grocer came to town

and in greeting lacked a noun

so a veggie brought her fame.
Form: Limerick

Vegetarian

There was a young librarian
Who's strictly vegetarian
For her wheat and Kale makes a meal complete
while her beau needs meat to eat
Says she; now that's just barbarian
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Vegetarian Chili

Beans and tomatos, carrots, Onions, garlic, and Even green beans, chopped so fine; Salt, chili powder And basil, divine; Stewed so well Pow!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Carnivores beware

Spicy chicken wings for dinner
I think seriously you'll want to reconsider
~ proposing bitesize toasted tomato sandwiches



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 2nd place 2025
Form: Other

Premium Member Honored Vegetarian

There was a beef lover under duress
for mocking leeks and watercress
But meat he’s rejected
so he’s now been elected
to give the State Of The Onion Address

Written 3/19/22
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Vegetarian Vegetable Soup

Chopped celery carrots and Peas; corn, green beans, too, Add garlic and herbs, spinach So nice; salt and some Pepper, veggie stock Some rice, cook Wow!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member The Vegetarians

Greeness they swollen
Raw or cooked
In a non-meat and non-gluttony way
A truely remarkable act of
Protection of wild life and pets
Maybe a good proposal for
A future memorial day

Premium Member Vegetarian Fox

Vegetarian fox invited new friends to tea
His old ones had disappeared rather suddenly.
After they were drugged, he remembered he was a carnivore.
He ran to get barbeque sauce from the fox next door.
Form: Rhyme

Vegowarrior

I am a new found vegetarian
no longer supporting any barbarian
the task at first seemed gargantuan
but now I think it's all in hand
enjoying what I once deemed bland
reaping not meating from the land.
©John-Ovan.P.Hull
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Recipe for Pineapple Fried Duck

I'm a vegetarian, so I'm not sure why I'm writing insensitive poems like this.  

Take a pineapple and a duck.
One you chop and one you pluck.
Say a prayer that they had to die,
and throw them in the wok to fry.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Vegetarian

As a vegetarian, you'll be safe from beef cattle Rather than attack, they'll ask for a game of Scrabble Charming as that is Don't trust their antics They'll moo you till you tear up then chop on your ankles
Form: Limerick

Vegetable Troubles

I don’t like to eat my veggies
No carrots, beans, or peas.
And I don’t like to eat any salad
It’s full of gross green leaves.
I just don’t like the dirt
And all the bugs they’re carryin’.
All this wouldn’t matter….
But I’m a vegetarian!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member State of the Onion

[ H/T to Robert Gorelick's Honored Vegetarian ] Lacking layer or nuance or zeal, He’ll be trying to make an appeal; With crying and tears, He’ll review the year, And complain he was sliced a raw deal.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Rest of the Story- Mary Had a little lamb

Mary had a little lamb,
Her Father shot it dead.
Then it went to school with her,
Between two hunks of bread.

Mary came home from school one day,
And declared she is now a vegetarian.
She considers, she then went on to say, 
Anyone that eats meat is a barbarian.
Form: Rhyme

He Had Been a Humanitarian

He Had Been A Humanitarian

Had been a natural born humanitarian;
Never ate meat and was a vegetarian;
What a wonder;
Spell are under;
A great and gorgeous good Samaritan.

Jim Horn

You can make any comments that
you want to and so desire. Does
this sound like you?
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Suckerpunch

Oh please be kind friendly chef,
not a menu  I have ever met; 
Sneaky little salmon,
meal ruined with abandon;
There’s absolutely nothing left;

Tasty avocado crunch, 
seeking a vegetarian lunch;
Sneaky little salmon,
meal ruined with abandon;
Not part of my diet, sucker punch.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Secret Selves

I'm wondering about our secret selves - 

The vegetarian smoker

The isolationist who speaks Cantonese

The soldier with the peace sign

The blue collar millionaires
The conservative who dares

The scientist who prays
The vagabond who stays

There's more to all of us than what we seem
Form:

Cover Story

Viv touted herself vegetarian 
            Felt her clean stance rendered her better than
                       Flesh chew friends got suspicious 
                            Fin lipped Viv smelt of fishes
                   Sought protein right from her aquarium 



 
    2nd September 2020
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Life Is a Lie

Life is beautiful?
Tell me another lie.
Life is just life taking life so life doesn't die.
Whether you are a meat eater or a vegetarian,
you are destroying life so that you can go on living,
because in order for one single life to survive,
thousands of other lives are required to die.
Life is not beautiful.
Life is a lie.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fallen From Grace

Listen to poem:
fighting for rights
that are god given
it's a jungle out there

all that bitterness and hate
what is wrong with a world
where so much evil lurks

greed at its heart
it's dog eat dog
and I'm a vegetarian

we could be in the garden of eden
if we all just got along but no ~
it's a jungle out there



AP: 3rd place 2021

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