Move backwards to Numbers 17201-17300.
17301.
What is in the can?
Horse meat, dog meat, pig meat, cow
Close eyes, eat it quick
--Anonymous17302.
--Anonymous
Pink meat on a plate
Last night's leftover SPAM feast
Cold lard on your tongue
17303.
--Anonymous
Pink stuff in a can
What do you think that it is?
Lard plays a big part
17304.
--Anonymous
I'd kill for some SPAM
Pink, wet, lardy, fatty grease
Now that's good eatin'
17305.
--Anonymous
Ten pigs in a sty
Chop, dice, boil, stew, pack in can
Put it on the shelf
17306.
--Anonymous
Eat it every day
Clog your arteries and veins
Die a happy man
17307.
--John Byer, ma.sir.hitcham.p@talk21.com
pink and tender, there
lying on the plate, waiting
for me to eat you.
17308.
--GravyMan, still_slurpin'@the_boneyard.com
I was wrong!! One more
Monday fleet support SPAM-filled
float and bloat meeting.
17309.
--GravyMan, still_slurpin'@the_boneyard.com
Program SPAMager
saw me but didn't say "Hi."
Still invisible!!
17310.
--Philosopher Tim,, gravy_slurper@the_boneyard.com
Gird thy SPAM-fed loins
The dark specter of REAL WORK
Looms large in thy life
17311.
--Philosopher Tim,, gravy_slurper@the_boneyard.com
How can a SPAMHead
Addicted to gravy crust
Ever be useful??
17312.
--Philosopher Tim,, gravy_slurper@the_boneyard.com
Floating...drifting...spammed.
He must stagger from the pond
And now bend his back
17313.
--Philosopher Tim,, gravy_slurper@the_boneyard.com
Gone the email spam
Long days of incompetence
Are now in your past
17314.
--Philosopher Tim,, gravy_slurper@the_boneyard.com
Can he be useful?
Can SPAMslurping dementia
Be cured in this man??
17315.
--Anonymous
i love eating SPAM
it makes my ass bleed real bad
i need to get some
17316.
--Anonymous
The wonderful thing
about SPAM is, that SPAM is
a wonderful thing
17317.
--Milford Pigboy
Pig waste flows from farms
into the pristine rivers;
Please don't eat the fish!
17318.
--Milford Pigboy
Estuaries flush
oh-so-slowly; pig toilets
are not good fish farms!
17319.
--edwina herman a.k.a. ed herman
an atomic sky
and a lost cache of SPAM cans
the Four Horsemen ride
17320.
--Daniel I. Radakovich, daniradakovich@aol.com
Salt-meat mystery
Resplendent byproduct jelled
Salmon-hued, not fish
17321.
--e.herman
boy bands and game shows
some say it was The SHAM's SPAM
Rome burns while we eat
17322.
--eddie herman
a missle silo
a Siberian winter
one push and some SPAM
17323.
--ed.herman
Pre-SPAM the SHAM was
a glint in his father's eye
it's a wicked wind
17324.
--John Byer
Evenings spent writing
Poems about pork in tins.
Please lock me away!
17325.
--John Byer
Seventeen thousand
Haiku give testament to
Your eternal taste.
17326.
--John Byer
SPAM forgotten? No!
Barbel, tench, chub, carp, and bream
Hold you in esteem.
17327.
--John Byer
Submitting haiku
To this tacky site, cheating
Mortality. Sad!
17328.
--John Byer
Search engine reveals
A site devoted to SPAM.
Obsessed? Yes I am!
17329.
--John Byer
Legendary SPAM,
O meat of countless peons.
Do you blush, reading?
17330.
--Andrew Jay, AJayandCo@aol.com
I believe that SPAM
is very seldom eaten
by football's Jaap Stam.
17331.
--Andrew Jay, AJayandCo@aol.com
Certainly not ham
Definitively not lamb
It's got to be SPAM
17332.
--By Oly for Aya - Oly Popplewell, oly.pop@virgin.net
Feeling blue today?
Insert the key of love, turn
In the pink once more
17333.
--By Oly4Aya - Oly Popplewell, oly.pop@virgin.net
I'm sorry I did
My impatience revealed, can't
Turn history back
17334.
--By Oly4Aya - Oly Popplewell, oly.pop@virgin.net
Moment of pleasure
Returns a lifetime of guilt
But it tasted great
17335.
--By Oly4Aya - Oly Popplewell, oly.pop@virgin.net
SPAM, you're fantastic
You don't show your age at all
Don't change, not ever
17336.
--By Oly4Aya - Oly Popplewell, oly.pop@virgin.net
A life without you!
Tell me you'll always be there.
Oh SPAM, I love you.
17337.
--Kit- Kat
Nummy, yummy SPAM
Lives in an ugly tin can
As it slithers down
17338.
--Scott Smith, ssmith@us.edu
Egg, English muffin,
SPAM: Eggs Benedict Arnold
betrays your colon.
17339.
--Scott Smith, ssmith@us.edu
Since the Cold War is
over, who will dismantle
the bomb shelter SPAM?
17340.
--e.herman
psychonautical
catatonic astronaut
blazing can O-SPAM
17341.
--Ed herman
the Darkest corner
where Light--refuses to shine
God of the Id-SPAM
17342.
--edherman
minions above ground
the Dead of the Underworld
the doomed cry for SPAM
17343.
--e.herman
gaze of a Mantis
a lost civilization
a rusted SPAM can
17344.
--Scott Smith, ssmith@us.edu
The favorites in
Jerry Springer's green room? Big
Gulps and SPAMwiches.
17345.
--Andy
Pop splip as SPAM cooks
Should I really try pig spice?
Bap! the SPAM explodes
17346.
--Milford Pigboy
An experiment:
SPAM from hog factories; we
are the guinea pigs.
17347.
--Milford Pigboy
Do the Hormels eat
the SPAM or is it reserved
just for the hired help?
17348.
--Lisa Hise, lhise@lycos.com
I notice the SPAM
Attractive yet revolting
Slip it in the cart
17349.
--Lisa Hise, lhise@lycos.com
How do I stay thin?
Supermodel diet plan:
Binge and purge on SPAM
17350.
--Scott Smith, ssmith@us.edu
Polygamist Tom
Green, five wives, twenty-five kids:
pantry full of SPAM.
17351.
--vfletcher
it's greasy grimy
but it's not quite gopher guts
just ham in a can
17352.
--pork harvest
your tin: like the blue
bloated testicles of some
mad porcine robot
17353.
--pork harvest
a gentle prising
of blue carapace and then
pink oblivion
17354.
--Scott Smith, ssmith@us.edu
Potluck dinner in
the trailer park--a surfeit
of SPAM casseroles.
17355.
--John Byer
I am fifty-one.
When I grow up, I shall stop
Writing SPAM haiku.
17356.
--John Byer
Another relapse.
Please help me doctor. Today
I've written sixteen.
17357.
--John Byer
Don't you find wonder,
in such creativity
inspired by tinned pork?
17358.
--John Byer
Shakespeare, great writer?
How many SPAM haiku eh?
None. Proves my thesis.
17359.
--John Byer
There was a time once,
when SPAM actually appealed
or was I dreaming?
17360.
--John Byer
Monty Python sketch
brought ridicule to your name.
I shall avenge. Soon.
17361.
--John Byer
In sober moments
I reflect sadly, surely
life has more than this.
17362.
--John Byer
Grey intellectuals
of the next Millennium
read this and despair.
17363.
--John Byer
I beat the needle
I beat the booze, but I can't
kick them SPAM haikus.
17364.
--John Byer
Sadness engulfs me.
My SPAM sandwich awaits me,
but pickle is gone.
17365.
--John Byer
I knew a man once
who admitted, shyly, to
liking SPAM. Honest!
17366.
--John Byer
So much to savor,
your taste, texture, and image.
SPAM--eternal joy.
17367.
--John Byer
A man of talents.
He submitted endless streams
of SPAM haiku. Why?
17368.
--John Byer
A new PR task.
"Give SPAM new look for 01"
Yes! Number sixteen!
17369.
--Jacie Andrews
"The Blue Pig" reminds
me of a uniformed cop.
Polyestered SPAM.
17370.
--Jacie Andrews
A SPAM in the bush
is worth two in the cupboard.
Trust me on this one.
17371.
--Jacie Andrews
"Feels squishy and cold."
A handful flies across room,
"Look! It sticks to walls!"
17372.
--Jacie Andrews
Jell-O covered pork.
Lunch and dessert in a can.
I pray key won't break.
17373.
--Jacie Andrews
I now spend my time
writing structured verse about
cans of luncheon meat.
17374.
--pork harvest
platonic essence
of pig-like substance hinting
of another world
17375.
--Magenta & Janet, magenta927@yahoo.com
I used to like SPAM
But what on earth can it be?
Toenails and furballs
17376.
--pork harvest
gelatinous farts
honking from the colon, a
dark secret language
17377.
--pork harvest
a greedy pink feast,
hasty flushing, SPAM returns
to the biomass
17378.
--pork harvest
in the creases of
my soul there resides nothing
but meat-like regret
17379.
--pork harvest
meat-like yet not meat
your cosmic parameters
are a mystery
17380.
--pork harvest
Celera release
SPAM's genotype: Brave new world.
Gelatine horror.
17381.
--pork harvest
please open the tin
and smell the rancid breath of
ancient porcine gods
17382.
--pork harvest
oh I have used you.
I suffer as sweet regret
lines my boxer shorts.
17383.
--pork harvest
who can comprehend
thy fearful salty contents
encased in jelly
17384.
--pork harvest
Recycled MARS food.
SPAM squeezed from tube to mouth then
from colon to tube.
17385.
--pork harvest
Israel rebels
when manna replaced with small
chunks of you know what.
17386.
--Dan-Dan of the SPAM can
Ugly gray pig meat
blessed by sodium nitrate;
SPAM--pretty in pink.
17387.
--Dan-San of the SPAM can
NASA launches probe:
Investigate dark matter.
Surprise--it's all SPAM!
17388.
--John Byer
Tory no-hoper
William Hague, your only
chance--promise free SPAM.
17389.
--John Byer
SPAM-powered motors,
the end of fossil fuels. Such
fragrant exhaust fumes.
17390.
--John Byer
In future times, SPAM
may be unavailable.
Thank God I live now.
17391.
--John Byer
Work unstintingly
fellow scribes. Together we'll
reach twenty thousand.
17392.
--John Byer
Soon, Melvin Bragg (yawn!)
will introduce a program,
"SPAM Phenomenum."
17393.
--John Byer
I picked up the can.
"Oink!" it said. Race memories.
SPAM was live pigs once.
17394.
--John Byer
One novel, it's said,
in all of us. How many
SPAM haiku? Scary.
17395.
--John Byer
Curtains pulled apart.
Light streams in. First SPAM-ku comes
Unbidden. Be gone.
17396.
--Fozzie
With SPAM in one hand
and Coke in the other, Charles
swaggered down the hall.
17397.
--Fozzie
While some prefer to
eat SPAM with milk, Charles likes to
wash it down with Coke.
17398.
--Fozzie
"It's not the taste," Charles
insists. "It's the way the SPAM
sizzles in the Coke."
17399.
--Fozzie
I don't believe Charles,
but on a whim I try Coke
with SPAM. Hmmmm. Not bad.
17400.
--Fozzie
Thanks to Charles, I too
now stroll down the halls with SPAM,
Coke, and a swagger.