Rainforest Acrostic Poems | Examples

These Rainforest Acrostic poems are examples of Acrostic poems about Rainforest. These are the best examples of Acrostic Rainforest poems written by international poets.

Jump, climb, chase, and growl
A feline menace is on the prowl
Giant cats that sleep in trees
Unleashed, they just want to be free 
A coat of many tricolored dots
Roaming the forest where it gets hot

© Sophia Ramirez  

    Raft branch buoyed in canopy crossroad 
    Ocelot pillow paws rail rainforest rotunda 
    Yataghan claws trail trunk, track cathode
    Assailant arouse pounces, stiff tail rudder
    Lithe, while night looms, lightspeed silent


    Ogling exotic shores - she yanks anchor
    Centipede nimble Queen needs her tiara 
    Evermore adorned, baubles bean arabica 
    Lustrous pearl dozes on dark décolletage
    Opulent moon mother of tides, sly tyrant
    Tortures subordinates to claim her island
  

    Iridescent iris treasure hunt sailor ocelot 
    Spotted sea captain keeps snake for halo
    Lapis lazuli exclusively steers royal yacht
    Asphyxiating prey, Casper crouch lay low
    Navigating her way to throne, puss pirate 
    Drapes cashmere ears in conquest crown




         Nautical Nineteenth November

© Sigrid Ermine  

Preserve it for history.
Restore it the way it should be.
Ecosystems must be protected well.
Store microorganisms in a liquid nitrogen cell.
Every item catalogued. 
Replanting to replace what’s logged.
Various fossils preserved completely.
Apple sauce preserves quite sweetly.
Tyrannosaurus bones preserved.
Incas artifacts - museum pride of place deserved.
Oil spills must be corrected.
Neptune’s kingdom must be protected.
Instinct to preserve with care.
Sustain rain forests everywhere.
Treat nature well, make sure it lives- for the beauty it gives.

© Speaks Volumes  

         Pending next droplet, drip mirror spherical 
         Rolls speedily down leaf spine, drops sluggish
         Earth splatter tsunami sends ants hysterical 
         Stunned dusk undergrowth inherits lush nourish
         Urge pink ibis mini flamingoes fossick forage

         Monstera nod, almond gaps dim heliotrope
         Panther threads trunks, slinky seeker of prey
         Teeming technicolor butterfly kaleidoscope 
         Ulysses sheen self propelled pages paraded 
         Overtly elated to give and receive nil sage

         Umbrella edges bend, rotund umbra worms 
         Squirm in church of curving purple steeples
         Polished olive flags flap, dancefloor foliage

         Rune scribes in immaculate symbiotic terms
         Accord overlaps then parts, calm sequence 
         Your forest of frolic pays hedonism homage
         Excused from the mantra of hot fate frighten
         Rain redeems rotted logs in soft moss christen

      
         Scintillating hinterland halcyon happy village




                 Twenty Second of October
                  Two Sides to every Story

© Sigrid Ermine  

The Amazon is burning
Human carelessness the cause
Environmentalists blame policies

From Brazilian government laws.
It will have a tragic impact the
Rainforest is 
Earth's lung

Reducing global emissions,
A habitat for animals and their young.
Globally it's a catastrophe
Each one of us must pray
Satellites show devastation

Of high temperatures and smoke all thick and grey.
No more deforestation. Don't choke the nation.


4th September 2019
 Contest choice: The Fire Rages On
Sponsored by: Edward Ibeh

© Elizabeth Kinch   

Blissful, stunning,  BEAUTIFUL  is my dream- where I am lost in a green
rainforest,  d r i p p i n g , and lush. Sultry with mist and haze, and 
echoing is a tiger's roar hidden. For a moment it silences the BIRDS
and then, they resume their rambling beautiful  s o n g
tenfold.  A purple butterfly drifts by and I push aside wet magnificent leaves
hypnotised by the amazing foliage. I see that on my arm are many vines
twining. In the  BREATHLESS  hush, my long  t a n g  l e d  hair is billowing
as I travel on  s e a r c h i n g  in my wondrous steamy journey
knowing, that the rainforest's curious creatures are watching me, oh
incredible is a  BLUE  hissing snake and an amazing little orange frog
nourishing itself on a  w e t  ravaged leave. My mind is alive with thoughts,
glorious and astounding. Words are creeping with rapture, to my dripping pen.

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March 10, 2016


Submitted to the contest,
Second Place Only Contest III,
sponsor, Laura Loo

First Place 



For the contest, Breathtaking, 
sponsor, John Hamilton
(Judged March 12, 2016)

Second Place

© Constance La France