Poems About: FOOD

In this page, poems on / about “food” are listed.

  • 109.
    Shortage

    No food, water or food,
    This is a Shortage.
    Most dead from starvation,
    Some from disorganised pyjamas. read more »

    Lawrie Stuart Ronton
  • 110.
    Old Food

    Old food has spoken by the names offered to them,
    This person spoke of religion on the highest ground,
    The black is avoided by the grey and white,
    Over a sacred land so great and bright, read more »

    Naveed Akram
  • 111.
    Value is the need based

    Wood is more than gold
    When the food finds no wood.
    Food is more than gold
    When human finds no food.. read more »

    Rm.Shanmugam Chettiar.
  • 112.
    050811H ants among us

    i stand up and give them food
    some took it but much of them
    they wanted me out of their way
    i have to crash some that bit me read more »

    Manonton Dalan
  • 113.
    Faye the eye of the Storm Part 4

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    Susie Sunshine
  • 114.
    Don’t regret for the waste

    Reputations built might go to waste.
    Good wills made might collapse soon.
    The trusted might turn inimical.
    The beloved might cease to be so. read more »

    Rm.Shanmugam Chettiar.
  • 115.
    Beggar is close to God

    Begging for something is a cut
    That is made at the root of your ego.
    Begging for food is the deepest cut.
    A monk goes begging for food, read more »

    Rm.Shanmugam Chettiar.
  • 116.
    -FREEDOM- [new edit]

    once a Gnat came down from the top
    to drink of what remained in the cup

    kid for having fun, just blocked her way read more »

    Mohamad Rasoul Mohamadi
  • 117.
    I am Not Homeless

    I am not homeless
    there is a number on my door
    a room mate cat quilt desk sofa
    spray bottles under the sink. read more »

    J. Barrett Wolf
  • 118.
    042211I please try it

    i box food i wasn't able to eat
    which i usually throw it away
    after watching documentaries
    in far away land where food read more »

    Manonton Dalan
  • 119.
    Ch 02 The Morals Of Dervishes Story 22

    It is related that a hermit consumed during one night ten mann of food and perused the whole Quran till morning. A pious fellow who had heard of this said: ‘It would have been more excellent if he had eaten half a loaf and slept till the morning.’

    Keep thy interior empty of food
    That thou mayest behold therein the light of marifet. read more »

    Sa di
  • 120.
    The Pigeon Poem

    The Pigeon is taking food away from her mate today,
    or he is taking food away from his mate today. read more »

    Charles Hice
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