Cheetah Poems - Poems about Cheetah

In a race on the savannah fleet of foot is the cheetah at up to 75 mph no animal can beat her and with a top speed of 50 mph lion is the second fastest cat tho' at 38 mph a leopard can't change its spots the lion can do that cubs are born with them and later lose to become lion spots have-nots an ostrich...

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A cheetah’s caught cheating – bad lad Is punished by Mum, THEN by Dad He’d cribbed his homework His dad went berserk This cheater got caught, I’m so glad! ...

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A cheetah was caught on the prowl, Enticing the females with growl. He’d vanish by night, To mate with delight~ A lifestyle that makes others howl. Written on: June 8th, 2025 8:13:00 AM Contest: Out on a Lim Contest Judged: June14th, 2025 4:53:00 AM Sponsor: Joseph May Placement: Second...

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Like seed that overcomes the weeds, I too want to produce and succeed. I am weak. But I am also strong. I often reach my peak; But sometimes, things go wrong; Like the cheetah that runs fast; But he cannot for long. He lurks in the grass And hunts alone. Every meal is a challenge, As nature seeks a balance. Sometimes his prey Fakes his death, And later gets...

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They're as swift as a lightning bolt, Just a stern gaze—gazelles revolt. A fleeting shadow in the night, All prey leap off in frantic fright. Stalking prey is their known special skill, A silent whisper, born to kill. Seventy miles per hour they race, Yet still they blaze with fiery pace. Their claws, a nightmare to all flesh, Though they prefer their meals served...

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Cheetah running fast Her prey moves even faster Out of luck today...

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checkered cheetah Chancy chanted cheery chipper chant Chimpanzee curiously concentrated ‘cause cheetah can’t. cackling cadaver’s cadence cheered chimp’s cheery chance. delivering devious devilish Dracula during Desmond’s dance....

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I watch with keen sight, I'm ready to fight, My prey is my focus, I rely on my agility. I'm hungry and angry, I run as fast as I can, My prey can’t escape me, It’s a futile flee. My speed is uncommon, My strength, I summon, I'm at a close range, I can sense its fear. My prey is under me, No where to run, No escape under...

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let me see that! two cheetahs looked together into one cell phone neither of them appear pleased Selfie take twenty-two one announces it is so difficult working with persnickety cheetahs says the assistant director It’s a wrap says the director, worried now because one bares his teeth and the other one begins a chase...

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Mr. Cheetah’s wife was yelling “Give him a ticket! Give him a ticket!” He outraced two pickup trucks and an antelope down in the thicket. The highway patrolman was on the chase immediately, ready to write. Hurry! electronic dashboard said. In a second he will be out of sight! He'll run seventy miles an hour, robotic voice said in...

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Being chased by a cheetah wakes you up fast. You wonder what you did wrong in your past. I saw it leap from a tree, and ran off so fast. But it got me of course, dream was awful, I was aghast!...

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an agile sprinter, it races to catch its prey... with full throttle speed. April 10, 2021 howmanysyllables.com...

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Creeping up stealthily, cushioned claws cautiously gain ground. Claws retract, amber eyes covet the prey, concentration heightens and the chase begins. 28.03.2022 In Search Of Prey Poetry Contest Sponsor:Joseph May A Brian Strand Premiere Choice Poetry Contest Sponsor : Brian Strand...

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Cheetahs are black specked cats Charged with fantastic speed Clan of feline descent Cute leaping strides with their Curved claws as sprinters’ spikes Confine to hunt on day Camouflage to catch preys In Search Of Prey Poetry Contest Pleiades poetry form only. Sponsored by: Joseph May Date: 14-03-2022 Placed: 1st...

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a long-legged cat with round black spots swiftly moves, chasing the zebra....

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