Carnivores Poems - Poems about Carnivores

Grass-eating animals are their favorite food Lions don’t eat carnivores, they are not in the mood When they devour the tasty stomach of their prey They can stay healthy one more day...

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Predatory lions, Prowl through the savanna, Patiently hunting prey. Powerful carnivores, Pursuing their quarry. Pandemoniums cull Plays out, until they kill. 3 / 18 / 2022. Poetry...

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I have to admit your planet is chill, I said. Possibly the most placid in the universe. How do you know? The alien asked. And what is that? I guessed sky, clouds, trees, bird. No, I know those things he said. What is THAT? I did not get it for a while, for I saw nothing else. Which shows that I...

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If you want to be omnivores, Raise your hands. Compliant lions raised their giant paws not understanding why the men were sitting on their hands....

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nature's carnivores sometimes let their prey find them- like venus flytraps. Sandra M. Haight ~3rd Place~ Contest: Writing Challenge 3, May 2019, Nature Haiku Sponsor: Dear Heart Judged: 05/26/2019 ...

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The Carnivores Next Door rate the worth and pleasure of their morning by the number of shattered lives they return home dragging at times there’s broad smiles and load boasting gathered friends who lend to the barbarism their congenial conspiratorial toasting revelling in the blood and sinews of the fallen avoiding non-biodegradable packing and energy absorbing refrigeration artificial colours and chemical preservation the carnivores next door eating their conservation...

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