Short Vittles Poems

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Premium Member Stu

There once was a prolific chef named Stu,

   Who whipped up vittles for a Navy crew.

      He was aptly named,

         And was also famed,

            For concocting a most sumptuous stew.

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
Form: Limerick


First Birthday

Happy birthday to a tot on her one-eth
Most times its best to not know what cometh.
But it has been said by prophets, forsooth:
Surely you'll have more teeth on your twoth
Oh glory to vittles masticatable
You'll be glad to eschew the unchewable.
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Premium Member Just Gimmie a Casserole

Just “Gimmie” a Casserole By: Tom 12-2-2019 I could never be thought of as bon vivant guy, I prefer plain “vittles” that will stick to a rib. Most fancy dishes I allow to pass my plate by, and I never eat things that require a bib.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Love Me, Feed Me

Feed me, Love Me My life’s in constant turmoil, Everything tastes like fish. Friskies, Tender Vittles and Purina It all goes in my dish. All I want is to be pet, And to play with a mouse or two. I wait for you to come back home, What else is there to do? But I am a patient little kitty, Just look into my big bright eyes. My love I’ll freely give to you, Life’s perfect, golden prize.

Premium Member Sweet '16

We're the class of sweet '16! We're not tender vittles... we're Skittles! We're shooting Starbursts, reaching for the Milky Way. We aren't always Nerds-- we can be Airheads, too! :) We're on top of the world, even if we get the occasional Snickers! We may have to Crunch down on time once in a while, but you don't have to be the Three Musketeers to have Mounds of fun and Almond Joy! We do get the Snickers sometimes, huh? 







*snicker


Premium Member Dented Can

DENTED CAN kicking it down an old dusty road mind chasing dogs a type of relay race legs release, next guy kicks the bone no wonder of what sup was spooned nor if a homeless man kicked the can did the dent do him in were the vittles spoilt man’s worst abuse human, beast or aluminum can a drunk picks it up toothless, smiles crushing it against his skull the derelicts say “aw, you ruined it” 1/3/2018

Is It Soup Yet?

Peristalic pangs percolate
rumbling grumbling groans of,
"Feed me!  Feed me!"

Chocolate chomping 
does not curtail the hollow hollering,
"Real food!  Real food!"

A clock controls the
dashing diner of
lunch munch, breakfast break,
or dinner for a spinner
out of this humongous hunger.

A platinum plate if you please
piled provocatively
with a sprawling spread
of vital vittles ASAP.

Ring the bell
grant grace sublime
its time to eat
enough of this rhyme!!
© Sue Mason  Create an image from this poem.

Groundhog Early

A mild spell in winter.
Groundhogs have escaped from their slow dreams.
The hedgerow confirms,
their wide-hipped shuffling as they grub for vittles.

Evening brings one whistle pig to February lawns.
Yet the snow will return, the whimper in the breeze,
will resurrect itself as a howl.

Hey, back to sleep mother groundhog!
Keep the den warm,
small blind eyes are already sensing,
a home in your womb.

Go back and dream of juicy garden carrots -
munchable mouthfuls of daffodils.

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