Short White Bread Poems

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


Peanut Butter and Jelly (Sandwich)

I prefer white bread; two slices Spread Peanut Butter Then get out jelly and spread Must be grape jelly Put slices together Cut in halves ‘Yum!”
Form: Epulaeryu


Pizza

Warm melting mozzarella
Layered rich salami
Sprinkled with juicy olives
On tomato bed
Fresh oregano
Soft white bread
Yum
27/04/2011
For Gwendolen’s fast food epuleaeryu contest
Form: Epulaeryu

Home Made Bread

My Mothers home made white bread warm from the oven thickly sliced and smothered with rich, creamy butter! Baking scents the air Comfort food Bliss!
For contest 'Eat Me' 8th place
Form: Epulaeryu

Bread

Some times
I wonder why
the white bread
hates the brown toast
when the sandwich maker shows
what the
bread maker knows
that the dark bread
and the white bread
are both
created from dough
even the sweetbread with raisins
that's totally different...
the baker made too!!!

Premium Member Mom's Christmas Day Decision For Self-Improvement

“I saw Santa last night,” the tot said.
“He is BIG, and his suit is bright red,
like the robe Mama wore!”
Mama silently swore, 
“No more sweets, high-cal foods, or white bread!”

used howmanysyllables.com


November 15, 2022    
entered in the Fun Holiday Limerick Poetry Contest      Placed 2nd
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Senryu- Bread Dream

soft white bread just baked butter melts- alarm clock ringing _____________________________ October 10, 2018 Poetry/Senryu/bread dream Copyright Protected, ID 18-1070-299-18 All Rights Reserved. Written under Pseudonym. Written for the Baker's Dozen Contest Sponsor, Maureen McGreavy Third Place
Form: Senryu

Osofwb

Original slices of fine white bread, 
cut into the humans figure, 
organs built from rusted bolts an stories untold
true dilemma, 
when fabricating this mish mash of broken souls, 
but yet did this creation survive, 
living not intending to die, 
I am the creation of forgery, 
Probably why, 
these visions are lying to me.
© Sam Hughes  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Silent Implosion

At the furthest bank
This river flows
I dip my trembling toes

The highest cloud
I’ve yet to reach
I sit and then I eat

The horizon 
Won’t yet soon evade
And then I’ll sit beneath its shade

Rationed
Stretched thin
One drop of margarine
On burnt white bread

In the darkest cave
I’ve dared to dwell
I cry and scream at hell

Premium Member Spam

Open the can
slice it ever so thin
Fry it in a big pan
crisp as bacon
White bread fluffy as a cloud
so soft with each bite a smile
Mayonnaise spread it thick
on both slices as the trick
Layer Spam pile on high
taste buds won't be denied
With each bite a tasty chew
every morsel satisfying you
Nothing in a small tin can
is as tasty is fried Spam.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Introducing Shebly To Pete

Witch Shelby is adorable, so smart and sweet.
Dressed like a square and light on her feet.
She’s friendly and funny and knows how to tweet.
You have to meet her today, Mr. Warlock G. Pete.

Do not serve her white bread, she only eats wheat.
Marvel at her knowledge, her education complete.
You will find her flying around on Halloween Street.
I think as a couple you cannot be beat!
Form: Monorhyme

Love

only this
dinner together
most of the time
                while we watch 
                the world stretch
through the
cracks of boredom
and we sift our problems
                with the world's
                to make our lives
appear perfect
or more stainless steel
and unmarred than most
                when in reality
                our lives together
are white-bread
garden-variety
dime a dozen
                that's love

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