Short Vinegar Poems
Short Vinegar Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Vinegar by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Vinegar by length and keyword.
My love for you
is bottled
aging
to perfection
maybe
turning to vinegar.
Will the bottle break
before you sober up?
Categories:
vinegar, addiction, anxiety, love,
Form:
Light Verse
The Crucifixion
By: Tom
2/16/2020
Jesus said I thirst,
given vinegar to drink.
Then said It’s finished
Categories:
vinegar, jesus,
Form:
Haiku
Tasted, loved and disenchanted
I went from chateau blanc to become bitter
sommelier of myself vinegar at last
all love comes to an end one day
Categories:
vinegar, adventure, allegory, allusion, appreciation, extended metaphor, lost
Form:
Free verse
Boiled eggs colored in yellow
Or orange dipped low
Soaked in vinegar or sauce
Flour added, not paused.
Served so hot, it fumes.
Delicious
Woooooooo!
Categories:
vinegar, 8th grade, food,
Form:
Epulaeryu
O Vinegar Tom
your belly is long
your head is of ox
your body is dog
you live with a witch
do Devilish bids
you dance to her song
O Vinegar Tom
Categories:
vinegar, character, dark, dog, fear, magic, nursery rhyme,
Form:
Rhyme
Oil and vinegar just don't mix
When the chef tried stirring with prick
That was his slick trick
And he made the two stick
So, he named his new dressing nick
Categories:
vinegar, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
COMFORT FOOD
savor chicken and dumplings,
paprikash gravy.
paired with cucumber, dill, white
vinegar and milk —
evaporated.
Hungary’s
bliss!
7/11/2018
Categories:
vinegar, food,
Form:
Epulaeryu
Fish and Chips
Swimming in a sea of ketchup and vinegar
By Jan Allison
Contest Food and our memory connections
Sponsor Andrea Dietrich
11~06~15
Categories:
vinegar, family, food, memory,
Form:
Verse
I hear the footsteps
of a heart broken…
stomping outside the grapes;
vinegar already the grade –
though the failure has yet
to be pressed...his label
appropriately distressed.
Categories:
vinegar, betrayal, humorous, marriage, relationship, riddle, trust, wine,
Form:
Free verse
Ceviche is yummy
If fish is freshly caught
With lots of spices
Vinegar with slice cucumber
Crush ginger with slice tomatoes
Calamansi and hot peppers
Plus mix with coconut milk
And a bottle of red wine.
Categories:
vinegar, blessing, creation, food,
Form:
Free verse
Vivacious, Vibrating, Vibrant
That's what I'm asking for
I'll see what I can do...
Vim, Vigor, Vinegar and V-r-o-o-o-m
Ya know what I mean?
That's asking too much
I was afraid of that...
Categories:
vinegar, feelings, hyperbole,
Form:
Alliteration
Just like a red tomato
My skin, it now burns bright
Two hours in the sunshine
If only it had been night
The pain is now settling in
And the aloe offers no calm
Vinegar just smells so bad
I need a brand new balm
Categories:
vinegar, funny, life, seasons,
Form:
Quatrain
Once I had the opportunity
For hard-earned, sweet success
But I yawned instead and spurned my chance
To labour and progress
And so my potential festered
Scorned sourly in defeat
Now I am left with vinegar
In place of honey sweet.
Categories:
vinegar, confusion, devotion, inspirational, philosophy, work,
Form:
Rhyme
Because you can, should ya?
Unrest of the cause. The
League of vinegar, drunk with
Lavalike flow.
Yesterday will pass away.
Risen Son’s not impressed.
Anger-stew will not stand.
Go forth and love God and thy neighbor.
10/29/2021
Categories:
vinegar, bullying,
Form:
Acrostic
I apologise
For all the right things I said
to heal your deaf ears
For all the wrong turns I took
to right your left paths
For all the pain I bore
to sweeten your vinegar
For all the hidden words I wrote
to silence your dark past
I apologise
Categories:
vinegar, forgiveness, friend, friendship, sorry,
Form:
Lyric
Your full of piss and vinegar
My dad used to say
I don't want to smell like pee
To my mother I'd cry my way
Since I wouldn't use the toilet
The pee turned to vinegar over time
This is how my dad potty trained me
It still works on grandchildren of mine
Categories:
vinegar, family, father, funny, dad, dad,
Form:
Rhyme
CONFESSIONAL
I confess to an addiction
If I’m honest, no it’s two
On the scale of dire affliction
They don’t count for much ado
So I’ll say it, take the risk
While confessional I’m tackling
It is salt and vinegar crisps
With a large side of pork crackling
Categories:
vinegar, food, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
Salt a mess of fresh blue crabs
Steamed in a beer broth,
with onions and Old Bay spice.
Mix vinegar with
Worcestershire sauce.
Pick, dip, eat.
Treat!
note: Have plenty of cold beer and paper towels on hand!
Inspired by Sara's Low country Boil contest
8/14/11
Categories:
vinegar, food,
Form:
Epulaeryu
Oh, sure, Mr. Ruff can handle these kits, the Mama Cat said.
She gave him all kinds of credit and kept her dog-sitter well fed.
Mr. Ruff did his best, he really truly did, but they got the best of him.
He was too easy on the kittens, who were full of vigor, vinegar and vim.
Categories:
vinegar, cat, dog,
Form:
Rhyme
Behold, man must offer
the true taste of instinct
and like craving conquerors
unleash the bitter sword of her regime
and in the tickling of the clock
she 'll embrace her fortune
knowing fully well the sweenest of honey is justified only when vinegar has been
tasted.
Categories:
vinegar, adventure, life, philosophy,
Form:
Blank verse
Crab Froth
Smashed crab, in corn soup.
Just grab with tiny pieces
of green chili soaked
in vinegar to taste best.
Relish slowly: Make no haste.
' WK 4 MARCH, 2019' Contest by Brian Strand.
11/09/15
Categories:
vinegar, food,
Form:
Tanka
Behold man must offer the true taste of instinct
and like craving conquerors unleash the bitter sword of her regime
and in the tickling of the clock
under a polished mindset 'll count her fortune
knowing fully well
that the sweetnest of honey is justified only when vinegar has been tasted.
Categories:
vinegar, hope, inspirational, life,
Form:
Name
My Reform School
Sharks want blood.
They drink in the flavor.
You can't teach a shark
to drink vinegar.
You can't teach the rapist
not to rape, nor why.
You cannot teach the tyranny,
out of the tyrant.
But you can kill them all.
Dedicated to all my brothers and sisters in war and peace
Categories:
vinegar, power,
Form:
Free verse
five hours on the stove
garlic, onion, tomatoes
the great smell of sauce
My grandmother in the kitchen all day
Cooking dinner while her kids were away
Nobody ever knew
She always used Ragu
And drank a bottle of fine cabernet
the fine cabernet hidden, inside a vat of red wine vinegar
Categories:
vinegar, grandmother, humorous,
Form:
Limerick
With passions past, the fever’s broken;
Phone’s unanswered, words unspoken;
Snide asides, accusing hisses-
The sentence served for stolen kisses.
Vinegar eyes from too much wine,
I took and loved what wasn’t mine
Her night late call: “Where have you been?”
The end of the affair’s the greater sin.
Categories:
vinegar, angst, lost love, passion,
Form:
Rhyme