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Best Croc Poems

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Premium Member Croc
In one foot of water
Little girl splashes ankle deep
Coffin bay in winter...

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© Uwe Stroh  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: croc, angst, daughter, death,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member Food For Thought - With Chris Green
Lyrics start 0.05 - timed to the music

Pack your bags dear, there’s a Croc near
And he’s creeping, through the night
With his eye on - on...

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Categories: croc, food, health, scary,
Form: Lyric
Foreplay
Yer briny whore
akin to boar
wit' mangy hide 'n scurvy-pocked
chomped 'n chewed
me black 'n blue
wit' carnassial chompers as of croc

Be curs'd, yer nit  
me ample...

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Categories: croc, funny,
Form: Rhyme
Hand Me a Crepe, Myrtle
As the garden grows…


This one is For Sythia  
       Rose may not agree  
She’s the one who...

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Categories: croc, flower, fun, funny, garden,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Recycling
Waters edge
gator lies
raccoon gets
big surprise!

In forest
something hides
bird on branch
with two 
slit eyes...

Unsuspecting
no cry
empty branch
lump inside!

Snake digesting
waterside
hungry croc
snake inside!

Swimming salmon
seeking spawn
searing pain
bears claw!

Plants decay
feeding ground
newborn sprouts
spring...

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Categories: croc, life, nature, poems, poetry,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Do Dinos Soar
Do DINOS SOAR, do fish have SOLE
Do elephants have ANTS in their PHANTS
Have you ever seen a real HORSE FLY
Or a FIRE that's started by...

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Categories: croc, humorous, mum,
Form: Quatrain
Pig a Billa
Pig a billa

Good tucker is ol pig-billa,
Porcupine Echidna hey,
Favourite food of Aboriginals,
Has him own spears anyway,

Track him cross the hot red sand,
Which way does he...

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Categories: croc, adventure,
Form: Ballad
The Enchanted Foe
The Enchanted Foe 

She lurks in the garments of fugitive empathy,
Her abode is the refuge of burdened and bleeding souls

She is the sojourner in the...

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Categories: croc, allegory, introspection, philosophy, friend,
Form: Ode
Premium Member Never Smile at a Crocodile

“Times have passed cheques (checks) are surpassed
We now have online banking. In my day
 if they didn’t wanna pay, all you heard was The last...

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Categories: croc, river,
Form: Senryu
Masai Mara Migration
Masai Mara Migration
 

When Mother Nature calls
A wildebeest then recalls
Yonder, to migrate en mass
In search of Greener Grass.

Great a Hand that beckons
Utopia is yonder he...

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Categories: croc,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member French Fries For My Alligator
I ordered French fries for my alligator,
But he stated,
“I’ll eat them later.”

So I spoke up to the waiting waiter,
And said, “Please do me a favor.
Go...

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Categories: croc, animal, food, funny,
Form: Monorhyme
Platypus Takes Shelter
A platypus is living down under
He has a great fear of loud thunder

  When it rains, he takes shelter
  Makes a quick helter-skelter

Beneath...

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Categories: croc, animals, funny
Form: Limerick
Premium Member African Skies
I hark to freer days of childhood
Life simplicity in itself
days of laughter, of playing in the sand
so so soft and fine
golden white sands from the...

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Categories: croc, africa, beauty, nature, travel,
Form: Ode
Tire Attire Preposition Poem
Ode to my crocs -- BALD from high wear,
In serious need of good-riddance
During my TREAD on a wet floor with care 
In the throws of...

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Categories: croc, humor, metaphor, word play,
Form: Rhyme
Cowboys Don'T Wear Crocs
Although there be some debatin’
‘Bout if ol’ cowboys wear socks—
I can tell you fer a dern fact,
That true cowboys don’t wear Crocs.

They just don’t fit...

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© Glen Enloe  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: croc, cowboy-western, funny, social,
Form: Cowboy Poetry

Book: Reflection on the Important Things