Cubs Poems - Poems about Cubs

The Two Little Cubs: A Quest for identity. (A Cautionary Tale) Two little leopard cubs One shy, one bold, went out to play in the wild wide world. Bold so bright - Life a big adventure. Shy so quiet- Life a no go venture. Played games together- Shy learnt from Bold, Rough and tumble Not always gentle. Which one do you think escapes the focus of real...

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Money sadly always plays a role in life. It leaves scratches around my chest with a knife. I see you having no more money while we all have five. I am paying attention, near you I'll always thrive. But I stop myself, I should never ever again arrive. ,,does someone have 20cents?", It's funny how everyone continues with their drive. I...

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cubs getting hungry salmon swimming up the stream easy catch for bear ...

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Mother was away, plucking hens So I got my mead, in the special hip flask Sat by the fence, just by the green Time slipped along, Ken joined me there And the day was bottle blue And the trees were nettle green Over by the wood, the foxgloves grew All spread about, with flagpoles new Broad drooping leaves, with spikes atop Each set of...

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Lion cubs grow up we warned the child. He did not care, he had grown up mild. He brought the kit home and grew him tall. As you can see six years later, he is no way small....

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Chicago now has cause to cheer The Cubs are winning games this year I've checked things out and found when the moon is up, the sun is down Large gray clouds do contain snow, if cold; if warm,...

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drifting pollen swathes golden contours round wood’s edge fox cubs investigate...

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cubs getting hungry salmon swimming up the stream easy catch for bear...

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You can spend nine years in Chicago and not see everything. I know this because I spent nine years in Chicago, I doubt if I saw half of it. Do not miss the Navy Pier, the Magnificent Mile, the Baja Temple in Wilmette. If you go to Illinois, head straight to Chicago. That is my advice. The Field of...

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A peaceful dawn in a verdant rainforest Stretching and lowering their head submissively Two tiger cubs in a fun frolic play and kittens yowl Actively under trees, limbs, and leaf brushes passivity Hugs, scratches, bites, and tiger growls Along comes a black heart face gibbon Swinging from branch to branch in high-speed No tail, arms as long as his...

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The predator's cubs playing and screeching, rubbing their faces on their mother's and she licking them. They are playing hide and seek and pouncing on their mother's tail, grabbing it. Hilarious! They seem to be telling us to let them live....

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Wolf mama here. howling taking care of business feeding my cubs tearing apart others seeing them as food Wolf mama here cubs see me as playful i can be the hidden mom of me well tucked-in when the time comes to turn other creatures into food. Wolf mama here warning i am wise and stealthy and when i take a prisoner it is for good cubs gotta eat hear the howling? Wolf mama here...

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Cubs Lament Alas and forsooth, how the mighty have fallen. From dizzying heights, they have seen their destiny fall into a darken abyss, like so many before them. Purity of heart could not bring them the salvation they so desperately sought. Yet the journey doth not end my brothers, we turn yet another page. 10.21.17...

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As a baseball fan in the Windy City, one had to tolerate a lot of mediocrity. If you followed the Cubs, you deserved a lot of pity. What kind of baseball team were the Chicago Cubs? Each season was a continuation of hapless flubs. Yes, they have had a history that is not too great. They had not won a World...

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Another World Series I lay down and watched as the Cubs won it in ten A victory after one hundred and eight years of frustration My hometown team - the Mets didn't mention it this year but I salute the Cubs of Chicago Carl Sandburg...

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