Animal Children Poems | Examples
These Animal Children poems are examples of Children poems about Animal. These are the best examples of Children Animal poems written by international poets.
One frog, two frogs, three
Climbing up the lush green tree
Do they feel alone?
Like the sun’s celestial smile
Beaming yellow happy rays
Across bubbly lovely clouds
Hear the children at play
Spring break is happening
Animals seem to know
Even plants are laughing
Blooming in the wind a glow
Spring has sprung a leak
Everyone seems so relieved
For weary of the winter breeze
Forgetting Jack Frost’s freeze
There was a dusty man, and he drove a dusty mile,
He found s rusty engine by a rickety old stile;
He bought a mangy hound, who chased a mangy deer,
And they all lived together on a porch and drank a beer.
Little prince buttercup
How dare you gorge me with those eyes
I am royalty standing alone
My beautiful body being gorged by you
There take that see how you like it
You ugly beast
Maybe that will teach you a lesson
With messing with me
Cold morning in march rainstorm
Bed or baby mice found in garage
Huddled siblings start naming them
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Kids and cats have much in common.
Cats don't talk, but
kids' questions startle us so!
When is tomorrow?
Where does the sun go at night?
Why does the sky cry?
How long is a minute?
Curiosity killed the cat.
I’m glad kids aren’t like that!
“Today, we again failed to reproduce,”
said the gander to the goose.
“If we wanna keep up with the drake and the duck,
we gotta do more than ~ just depend on luck.
We gotta actually let something hang loose.”
William and I went to visit the zoo.
A big sprawling zoo exceedingly grand
We saw lions and tigers, some red kangaroo,
Cute mini monkeys from a far distant land,
And an ostrich who hid his head in the sand.
Past the wild horses on flat open ground
A wide green pasture beneath the blue skies
The wonders of wonders was there to be found
A huge grey elephant, enormous in size.
The poor child could hardly believe his own eyes
The butterfly farm, a wonderful sight
Like watching a dream of magic unfold
Thousands of beauties in motion and flight
Weaving with colours exceedingly bold.
A memory to keep for when I grow old.
Bugs Bunny goes hop
cook him, he’s slop
Old Bessie says moo
to Elmer she’s glue
Connor Constrictor
crept through the carpet.
Marianne Marmot
marched through the market
singing, “Hi hey hi hey hi hey ho!”
Boys and girls join in singing,
“Hi hey hi hey hi hey ho!”
Tutu Toucan
turned to and fro
while Wally Walrus
watched in slow mo.
Singing, “Hi hey hi hey hi hey ho!”
Boys and girls join in singing,
“Hi hey hi hey hi hey ho!”
Kami Chameleon
chewed a crumpet
and Tommy Tortoise
tuned up his trumpet
playing, “Hi hey hi hey hi hey ho!”
Boys and girls join in singing,
“Hi hey hi hey hi hey ho!”
All the animals
clamored for more,
more of the funny
musical score
singing, “Hi hey hi hey hi hey ho!”
Boys and girls join in singing,
“Hi hey hi hey hi hey ho!”
My basset puppy ran off with my essay
She even stole my mail
She cleaned out all the fridge
and wagged her funny tail
She went through all my papers
and threw them on the floor
Oh that crazy basset
She almost broke the door
I did not stop her
I wanted to find out more
And that is when I realized
Her tongue could clean the floor
She brought me so much joy
I really couldn't complain
This crazy basset dog of mine
Put sunshine into my life and kept away the rain
Whenever I was sad
She'd lay her cute head on my lap
She wouldn't eat or move
Until I took a nap
I couldn't believe my eyes
When she ran off with a broom
She skidded all over the tiles
And brought new meaning on to how to clean a room
The continuance
of our beliefs, cultures, and dreams,
remain steadfastly anchored within our children:
it's no wonder we love them so.
We assure them that the bogeyman doesn't exist
in the real world:
warning that fear can affect lives,
harden hearts, and displace love.
We teach the emergence of man
from animal to human beings.
And though young minds bristle with questions:
we help them figure out the answers on their own.
And emphasize the importance of truth:
garnering Karma from both our failures
and our successes.
We introduce them to faith:
where compassion and forgiveness flourish,
fueled by hope and God's eternal love.
And we pray, when we pass Life’s baton to them:
our children, like ourselves,
will carry on, as ambassadors of love.
May we be blessed to talk to children as if they understand us…
And while we’re at it… animals too…
For we will often be pleasantly surprised
when we realize they actually do.
Such singing and dancing!
Hardy harly har har
We are winging and prancing
At the grizzly bear bar
The bears are all sleeping
For it is February, so they hibernate
In March we will be scattering,
So we don’t end up on their plate
mother mouse had her hands and tubs full on wash day
her children were jumping and diving and playing every which way
Pinning on the line took even more effort, but worth the trouble.
Interlopers kept coming back for more; she thought she was seeing double.