Poems About: FOOD

As i wake up
I say a prayer
because someone didnt see a brand new day
As i eat my breakfast i thank god again read more »

There's a little girl
who sits on the street corner
waiting for someone
someone to give read more »

Cherry, whipped cream
Chocolate sauce, ice cream

I can't enjoy it, I wish I could read more »

Dying with green mouths
starving eating green grass.
Famine scavenge food coastal equalled
subsistence cursed evermore sea food. read more »

Into the Wok I drive tonight
Down into the heart of the balmy city
As I drive a voice comes on the radio and says:
'The Wok has been crowned food capital of the North Coast' read more »

I'll always remember, when I was a lad
Those brown paper bags, brought home by my Dad
I'd climb up on a chair, and Momma would smile
To see all the food, that would last, for awhile read more »

On the
The
Street... read more »

How will the poor man raise his voice,
Without food in his belly?
He is willing to work,
But wishes he had the energy. read more »

Counting points every day
To try and keep my weight at bay
Low cal this low fat that
Its all to keep me from getting fat read more »

I'm a king on a distant shore
In a land where there is no war
My subjects are many
You can find them everywhere read more »

Have you ever come across an eating place
That serves outstanding cuisine?
Well, at Fay, Oklahoma we found
An eating place that could serve a Queen read more »

packing the pantry
when cupboards were filled
with jars of tomatoes
and beans that were dilled read more »