Crouching Poems - Poems about Crouching

A donkey and his rider were attacked By tigers leaving no time to react Donkey said to tiger “Chill …” Tiger growled saying “I will,” “You’ll bring us riders daily per our pact!”...

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crouching down in the grass she felt like a puma or at least a tiger the grass barely moved she was careful not to breathe a rabbit went past. too big to take. She let it live She was waiting for a chipmunk She had spotted him yesterday He was overconfident she could hardly wait to bite off his head...

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It was an outrage. The weaver on the loom was brutalized. A design was raped. The color screams, I want to live. Septicaemia spreads. Time to be ashamed, when your gut was removed. The salt hurts on the bitten lips. A genome falters. Let me try to define- who we are; and where we are going. Satish Verma...

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Crouching beneath the oak tree, The calico cat waits. A happy squirrel frolics above. Then, the predator springs into action. Enjoying peace beneath the oak tree. Raking the leaves, happy hopes rise. Prayerfully remembering God above. Embracing Mother Earth. Watching butterflies in action – Life colors, like the calico cat, decorate. God’s bountiful blessings flood my heart. Fragrance springs thoughts to the past. Nostalgia frolics...

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He was as beloved as are yours and mine, A happy and charming, nine year old child, Stalked by a secretive, crouching tiger, Hiding in his bloodstream, fearsome and wild. It was just a little classroom picnic, Paper bags filled with a nourishing lunch. Their appetites whetted by the outing They were a very hungry bunch. With keen anticipation they stopped To enjoy...

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