Animals Dramatic Verse Poems | Examples

These Animals Dramatic Verse poems are examples of Dramatic Verse poems about Animals. These are the best examples of Dramatic Verse Animals poems written by international poets.


Premium Memberartful eye

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      an art az 
     analogous
       animals

  i'm behind you
 so i can see you

      'cuz mine

       all uv it

      love you

          or
 
     need you


Premium MemberDeath To You, Corona

Not the beer, of course!

  Death to you, Covid-19
        Mass-murderer
Coward in hiding, festering,
  attacking surreptitiously
       Sucker-punching
       Men and women, 
        young and old.
  Babies and animals, too.
   I bet you hate puppies!
         Shame on you
    throwing poison darts
     at people in the dark!
      Come into the light, 
       you monster you!
   Is it because you know 
         your ugly mug
        is good enough 
           for decking?
    Die off soon, evil one.


Date written: 05/05/2020

Premium MemberWhat a Pity

Smoke bellows from a chimney,
Raping the innocent sky of its dignity,
Needlessly denying helpless animals,
Of their precious gift of life,
With no sense of shame or pity,

Premium MemberAlien Hunters Feast

Pain, what is pain?
You speak of it, you know it's name
You bawl and wail, water falls from your eyes?

So many more of you
So many yet so few, the animals we left here too
There life means nothing to you

You hunt and feed on all your beasts
Predator of flesh, blood and bone
You find your ways to use what you don't own

Now hunted you are, now meat, now bones
Your place at the table; taken by your foes
Though alien we may be, this was once our home

Now mankind is not free
Because it's been overthrown
We enjoy raw meat and now you I own

Because to us you are meat, because to us you are bones

Premium MemberBuilt On Lies

The caged animal was told:
You have no right to light

The captured beast was told:
You have no right to fight

The tortured slaves were told:
You have no right to rights

The people with different coloured skin were told:
You have no right to love

The people who cared were told:
You have no right to feel

The humanitarians were told:
You have no right to give

The people who disagreed were told:
You have no right to live

Men make men kneel

Men make animals feel that living is not a right

Men make men see

That their life is not their life

That their life is built on lies


Premium MemberDark Woods

They come upon us once again
I see traces of me left behind
The dark woods are coming 

I see traces of where he took me
How blessed I am not feeling any pain
Will you ever stop looking for me

Am I lost to you forever and if so 
Did you think this would happen
I'm near death I can feel it  now

As he carries my body further 
The closer I'm coming to death
I know I will never see my mother 

Will she ever pass this way again
My stuffed animals come into view
How obsolete all those things are

One day I'm sure they will find me
A dog most likely will find a bone
Or someone riding on horseback

But for now I'll remain cold and alone
In my shallow grave of river rocks !!!!




11/ 8/ 2010  5am

Premium MemberAs He Ran

As he ran to Tarish
Quick as he could go
Not taking time to pack
He had no extra clothes

Running in the opposite direction
From where God said for him to go
Carried a purse with some gold
Boarded a ship filled with cargo

He would make the trip right away
Never fearing that God couldn't abide
A soul gone in the state of blacksliding
Trying to hide from God

We all know the rest of the story
So if blacksiding is your case
Better repent and go on to Ninevah
Unless you want to be Whale Bait

They tell me inside of the Whale's belly
Is smelly, dark, and full of acid
That will bleach you up just white
Then no one will know your color

Only know where you have been
Down in the pits of the stomach
Of a mightly fish that has fins
Repent, repent, for a good end

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