Love Poems About Hotdogs or Hotdogs Love Poems
by Jake Donovan |
Categories: absence, food, for him, horror, love, sad, sad love,

Still Empty In the Stomach

Hotdogs without the skin is like unrequited love,
all sorts with no where to put it.

Bravery pig with no city to save,
chopped liver makes it the same.

Beef tenderloin
and it followed the stretch to the fryer.

Medium rare 
like it should be
but still not what it requires.

by Mike Lef |
Categories: dog,

A Mother’s Love

Nature doesn't give a damn,
she will sign off on a mom dog
ripping open her puppy's belly
sucked up its insides like it was chili topping
on one of those hotdogs, you’d buy from
a street vendor downtown, and.

Sweet little Fannie 'the wife’s pooch',
was that mother from hell.
Devouring her first and only litter of three 
the day of their birth, but.

God bless the wife.
She still smacks on her lips and tells her,
she loves her.
Like she tells our children, our disappointments
each time they come by for a visit.