Food poetry

Food poetry

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Doug Stanhope

That's Why I Drink

Joined
01 Jan 06
Moves
33672
27 Feb 08

Why not?

I mean, poems can be inspired by love, hate, war, peace, politics and religion; sex, dreams, angels, and the like. Yet, we all eat, or at least we would like to, and some of the brightest moments of our lives have to do with food... or really good food.

So, here we go. Please share your food poem with us.

My rye bread


Warm and fluffy
you dawn from the toaster
better than a boiled lobster,
a slice of the sky.

Rye bread, oh rye bread!
Rye bread, oh rye bread!

Heavenly you are with butter,
a caring host as well for cream cheese,
sometimes a slice of ham is bliss
it is so much what you have to offer.

Rye bread, oh rye bread!
Rye bread, oh rye bread!

Never change, my brown bite of rainbow,
do not let Kraft invade Northern Europe
and try to sell to us a substitute
because I'd rather eat my own elbow.


Seitseus

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Joined
12 Mar 03
Moves
44411
27 Feb 08

As if I were food

squeeze me
taste me
keep me on the boil

cut me up & baste me
sweat me in oil

beat me tender, blenderize me
soak me in wine

stew me
smoke me
pickle me in brine

tie me up & blanch me
microwave me rolled

fry me up for lunch

& finish me cold.

By Charles Johnson