Best Vulture Poems
VultureThis write is not to judge, but deter. An ode to all vultures.
You're like a person hover
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Categories:
vulture, allegory, anger,
Form:
Free verse
Culture VultureCULTURE VULTURE
Once gave a girl I liked a black
Tribal mask from Africa, with real hair.
Don’t know why, but she gave me it back.
It all went downhill from there.
Then I fancied her sister Gail
And at Christmas I presented her...
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Categories:
vulture, girlfriend-boyfriendwomen, women,
Form:
Quatrain
The Ugly VultureThe ugly vulture flasps and hops,
Flies and scraps and walks and stops,
Pecks to a tree and looks around,
For rotten rubbish on the ground.
He likes dead things and he pecks them clean,
He's horribly ugly,dull and mean,
Hunchy shoulders,old bald head,
He'd like me better if I were dead!
But...
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Categories:
vulture, animals, funny, nature,
Form:
Light Verse
The VultureSparkling with precious stones,
Credited for its aboriginal tone
Carpeted with flat grassland and lion-like mountains
Is the land where the vulture reigns.
Celebrated for his greed,
He deprieved all his relations of their needs.
He dances to the rhythmic melody of bribery
And lend...
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Categories:
vulture, depression, loss, war,
Form:
Rhyme
Turkey Vultureoh what can I use
to the bird of my choice lure
the turkey vulture...
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Categories:
vulture, animals, art, nature,
Form:
Haiku
Categories:
vulture, light, sunset, symbolism,
Form:
Haiku
Tribute To a VultureAntithesis of avian beauty
Monstrosity of the bird family
Head and neck very hideous looking
In dull black wrinkled up unfeathered skin
Exposed decaying animal matter
Can produce unhealthy bacteria
That can endanger other life species
Threatening them with illness and disease
Consumption of animal carrion
Is part of your normal food ingestion
Though...
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Categories:
vulture, bird, flying, food, nature,
Form:
Quatrain
John-Crow: VultureBy the barrage of flies, bald John can tell how
Safe his meal is for feasting. The spotted
fawn yet battered breathes.
Clean blood is poison, he knows,
So before he drinks, he waits for the devil
To pee in the stream.
Then he shovels tissue down to the...
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Categories:
vulture, addiction, analogy, bird, dark,
Form:
Free verse
The Infant VulturePerched in unfamiliar terrain
Drenched in an unforgiving milieu
An infant vulture, lingered in pain
On the edge of a hill resisting the wind`s allure
With no prior instinct, it treads
Flapping its sporadic feathers
The strides it takes eradicate presumed threats
Its minute wings accelerate, while panic withers
Moving...
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Categories:
vulture, adventure, age, bird, courage,
Form:
Sonnet
The VultureTHE VULTURE
Scavenging wretch!
With a long neck
And a stinking breath
Feeding on carcasses of the dead
Bald headed crook with eyes that are red
Eating the putrefied worms of the barren Islands
He roams through the plains of the rich brown highlands
Glides beyond the horizon
When the waves start rising
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Categories:
vulture, animals
Form:
Narrative
The Carrion On the Vulture of Poetry (Part 2)The vulture soaring high in awe
Creates her spine to prepare the fall
As though a bullet from the gun of HIS hand
She flies down to the Carrion of grand
The poets now flee as she sets sight
They run and scatter from her diving bite
She sees the weak...
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Categories:
vulture, art, death,
Form:
Vulture Vulgarian
Speech of a drunken sailor,
muttering foul things ...
utterly gutter manure color
Filthy thoughts sent virus airborne,
dirty mind intimations tattooed on
She’s a vulture vulgarian —
Carcass breath
spreads her dead bosom infection
Unrefined manners, coarse habits
Crude behavior ill-defines
her pagan talk, smutty actions
Obscene gestures is this wench heifer’s...
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Categories:
vulture, identity, image, psychological, slam,
Form:
Burlesque
VultureVulture
Accusations take wing, like Vultures carcass cleans.
The guilty are ashamed, not satisfied with screams.
Enjoy the life you bought, with every hateful word.
Forgiveness is a choice, not something one deserves.
(Alternate ending:
Forgiveness is too low, for dead- flesh eating birds.
Which would you choose first...
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Categories:
vulture, anger, conflict, forgiveness, judgement,
Form:
Alexandrine
An Ode To the Scavenger(1)
Strophe
Slowly and slowly fly the mighty feathers:
the uncanny wrath bearer, the poacher's prey,
the bald bizzare stigmatic cryptic creature, the ecology's majestic role player;
the curtain raiser of ecosystem's air purifier.
Alas! Your iconographic role is omitted,
you, the saviour of the mortal race
from the contagious diseases.
Astounded! How...
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Categories:
vulture, absence, animal, appreciation, beautiful,
Form:
Ode
Overlooked BeautySome think a vulture is the ugliest bird.
Her red-black-eye beak looks a little absurd.
Ruthless and greedy, she can make you wretch.
But if you get to know her, she will easily fetch.
She is big and strong with gorgeous black wings.
Carrion feeder, helps with lots of things.
Her...
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Categories:
vulture, beautiful, bird, nature,
Form:
Couplet