Poems About: FOOD

So tired,
So exhausted,
Ready to give up,
All the world around me doesn't convince me that I should stay, read more »

My mild mind is meek and I do caress your thought
That inhabits your mind.
My manner inhibits stress, the very lamb of distress,
Each spot of anxiety is manufactured. read more »

Give yourself to fasting and prayer,
Give yourself to things that are right;
For the unrighteous will not inherit,
The Kingdom of Yahweh. read more »

What do you call
the decimation of salaries
and the tripling of gas and
food costs? read more »

cold dark small room
locked door, no more food
three little children, left here to play
fend for yourself is what he'd say read more »

I built myself a time machine
And travelled to the past
Where dinosaurs looked hungry
So my visit didn’t last read more »

A sandwich of speech is eaten like one,
As for his being I eat and share the food contained
Just like the life so sweet, so safe, and so loud -
I delve into amusements so big, so larger than life. read more »

Me hungry,
Me hungry for food,
Me hunger for truth,
The hunger for bread, read more »

God made the country,
and man made the town;
countrymen have the smile
and townsmen the frown. read more »

Racoon wakes up every night,
with its black soft mask and painted paws,
its quiet and still and white,
The sparkling snow mountain is where all the bundles of food is kept, read more »

Nothing tastes nearly as good
As it does on the outside grill
Camping out in my childhood
I have sweet memories still read more »

Food
wherver i look
or whereever i go
food is everywhere on show. read more »