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Ant Poems - Poems about Ant

Learn From The Ant
You look at the ant, He doesn't carry as much Weight as he can do. Ant share load to ease Never tired of sharing work They're busy body. Seldom they sleep Day and night they are working Supply service chain. They're never out lack They have zealous hands and feet Never lazy thing. Believe in numbers That is their core strength United they stand. Are...

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Categories: ant, character, education, life, metaphor,
Form: Senryu
Premium Member musings in the yard
every blade of grass has a memory each yellow dandelion has her own song to sing I marvel at the miracle of the red clover with her circular leaves purposeful ant marches past my musings, giving me a withering look...

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Categories: ant, nature,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member ant
ant anti antifreeze antiestablishment aunty Em Ant hill ants on a log ant...

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Categories: ant, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Random Thoughts 5: Ants
Does God mourn for every ant that was crushed before it was able to carry its own weight?...

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Categories: ant, animal, god, insect,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member fish caviar versus ant egg caviar
Caviar is fish eggs and I think so blobbish and ugly Squishy and squirmy looking; they do not tempt me Mexican caviar is supposedly ant eggs, definitely not free How they capture ant eggs, I really do not fathom or see....

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Categories: ant, food,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Mom's Top Pick Treasury of Children's Questions, Queen Ant
Early 1980's my Three- and four-year-olds ...

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Categories: ant, children, memory,
Form: Rhyme
when you hear my name
i wonder- when the people you’ve seen once upon a distant memory ask how i am, what do you say? do you say we don’t talk? do you say the truth? do you admit to your sins like a devil in the church- do you feel a charcoal burn on your soul when you see...

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Categories: ant, abuse, allusion, angel, bible,
Form: Free verse
Learn From The Ant
He work day and night Labor food through its jawbones Share love for his queen....

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Categories: ant, love, power, work,
Form: Haiku
Ant On A Log
Once there was a log Floating downstream On a swift-flowing river Towards a sawmill. And, on that log, Perched on a loose patch of bark, Behind a broken limb, There was an ant. The ant didn’t know about the sawmill. He did not hear the rushing water. He couldn’t tell the size of the log, Or perceive the danger he was in. On that piece of bark,...

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Categories: ant, allegory, analogy, extended metaphor,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member ANT SPRINGS FORTH-
newness calms new day season dawns a little dot moves cross the pavement don't move or step down this dot a spring baby ant from concrete to grass 4/11/25 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2025...

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Categories: ant, analogy, appreciation, blessing, caregiving,
Form: Haiku
Zealous Ant
Going up and down Bringing food to the hungry Doing day and night....

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Categories: ant, character, insect, work,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member BETWEEN THE MOUNTAIN AND THE ANT
May we be blessed when we begin to think we’re superior when in our minds this idea we try to plant… to remember in the hierarchy of nature we stand somewhere between the mountain and the ant...

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Categories: ant, inspiration,
Form: Rhyme
Ant Way
Where there is sugar There are ants During summer days The ants store much food During rainy days The ants sleep and eat In one long connected line The ants works in unity They labor day and night During war and domination The ants fight tooth and nail For monarchy and victory....

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Categories: ant, analogy, life, strength, success,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ant Mounds
Someone spoke to me of the amazing mounds built by ants and how they best dispose of them. I spoke of how from under the ground without a sound, they astound. And I spoke of the rapidity with which they constructed their mounds but added, "I have no desire to dispose of them". I regularly encounter them along the driveway...

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Categories: ant, animal, care,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member black ant scout finds my sugar
Today a black ant ran out of my C and H sugar bag She was old, determined, mission-minded, a real hag Trailing my sugar back to her well-attended ant nest Ultimate scout, showing the way to my bag to the rest....

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Categories: ant, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Rhyme

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