Tarter Poems | Examples


List of Member Poems

Premium Member Where Do Tears Go

Faeries catch tears that drain from your soul
They sift away fears mix them in blue bowl 

Add some sparkling water and dandelion dust
Tooth fairy tarter from old heirloom tooth rust

Stirring with whimsical wands they sing loud
Restructuring the tears into those for smiles

Where do tears go when they fall from cries
Fuchsia faeries know making tears of joy and pride

Premium Member Fruits

Apple many varieties sweet and sour
Banana soft fruit many uses
Cherry's are sweet watch out for its stone
Damson like a juicy plum
Elderberry fragrant good in wine
Fig many seeded fruit
Grapefruit similar to oranges but tarter
Honeydew melon lovely juicy type of gourd
Indian gooseberry good in pies
Jostaberry a cross between gooseberry, black gooseberry and black currant
Kiwi a tasty green fruit
Lemon can be very tart
Mango juicy fruit with delicate flavour
Nectarine similar to a peach
Orange sweet and juicy usually full of pips
Papaya also known as pawpaw
Quince very sharp like a lime
Raspberry most useful at banquets
Strawberry and ice-cream a summer delight
Tomato both used as a fruit and vegetable
Ugli fruit a gourd like fruit thats tasty
Valancia orange small sweet fruit that packs a punch
Water melon another gourd like fruit
Ximenia Caffra is like a very sour plum
Yellow passion fruit is similar to passion fruit normally cooked as a curd
Zucchini flowers often cooked in batter

Premium Member Fishing For Answers

Another Friday has arrived 
No meat I do sigh 
I eat the fishes from Saint Peter’s wishes 
Fried or grill 
The sea food fits the sacrificial concept bill 
Bring the tarter 
For a starter 
While other condiments enhance
This feeding chance 
But all one is doing is not eating meat 
Isn’t the fish just as sweet?
As that piece of meat? 
Purpose is not to give up 
Instead raise a cup 
In remembrance of Saint Peter and the stand he took 
Referenced in the holiest book
The letters and readings published in the text 
Have for centuries earned one’s respect 
We believe these are nonfiction accounts 
Explaining human civilization and what it is all about
Yes, these stories are supposedly are true 
Written by those who saw biblical power plays through 
Today’s 2020 Lenten year 
We state without a tear 
Enormous things have been taken away 
Before the 2020 resurrection day 
I can say stand by one’s belief 
By showing in 24 hours going without eating any beef 
This challenge will make one strong 
While waiting for those to confess on what they did in 2020 was wrong



In the Dentists Chair

I come in for my check up. 
"Sit down and open wide." 
Now the time for truth. 
There is no place to hide. 

He peers into my mouth, 
small mirror in his hand. 
Poking here and there, 
the bit i cannot stand. 

"Open wider please." 
I mumble a reply. 
picking and a prodding, 
i hear the Dentist sigh. 

"Not to bad this time, 
your not a sweet extremist, 
but you must pay a visit 
to the Dental plan Hygienist. 

No fillings was the plan, 
though i know he has the skill. 
To keep it really painless, 
but i just cant stand the drill! 

An appointment is then made. 
To have a scale and polish. 
The build up of that tarter, 
will have to be demolished. 

My Mother will be pleased. 
She is my judge and jury. 
For when it comes to teeth, 
she"s the original Tooth Fury!

Looking for the formal definition, structure, and history of this poetry form? Visit the Poetry Dictionary entry below. Then return to explore how PoetrySoup members bring the form to life through their own poems.

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace