Animals Free Verse Poems

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

words can be snazzy, sparkly and fun
they can uplift and enlighten
they can hurt and destroy

they can turn into party animals
wearing colorful ensembles
they can entertain and

© Caren Krutsinger  

is the grey heron happier than me,
When he hovers over the small lake,
I have no trouble imagining it, dear neighbor,
And the raven more wicked than

© Yann Rolland  

No Damage Done
The storm approached suddenly
And the wind blew fiercely 
But the  tree fell slowly
It landed softly 
Trying not to disturb the gentle plants

© Margaret Keefe  

  


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© Ghairo Daniels  

I saw him as I entered the city gates—
a man clothed not in robes, but in a strong green light.
His presence bent the air.
Birds above

© Chanda Katonga   

Why as black women do we just have to accept everything 
Can't complain just accept the bare minimum 
Treated like mothers who didn't get a

© Layla Riley-Hill   

she breezes in with the April winds
a lovely lass pure and romantically inclined
baby animals frolic with her in the meadow
the tulips struggle toward the sun

© Caren Krutsinger  

Scientist in the present are
Trying to play God with the future 
Pre-historic animals have been discovered
Still in tack, and you're trying to
Recreate the past that

© Daisy Ward  

"Lost, in a fight for survival, a man refuses to succumb to a harsh wilderness."  - quote by poet.

    A great

© Edward Ibeh  

My Poem of 2009-10 resubmitted for new members of Poetry Soup.

Wake up O Inhabitants of this Earth    ii 
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Wake up before it

© Ravindra K Kapoor  

Sparrows enjoy a certain reputation
For intimacy and hope

Crosby Stills and Nash sang of them
In Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
As compatriots to the morning
Air
With guitar strums and

© Robert Trezise Jr.  

The crops grows from the tears of the enslaved 
The ground quakes from the harsh sound of the whip
Their calloused hands evidence of a life

© Layla Riley-Hill   

Inside the four walls is my agony surpasses the night
The day is replaced with work, and time slides by
Animals seemed privileged and were cared for

© Leena Kumari  

By Michael Parker
…when art and love are of one stuff.  
	– “The Poem Unheard” by Amanda Hall


Love is like a Chagall—
the bride and groom

© Michael Parker  

       ' The Jungle Untamed calls me to exhibit its wonder and splendor to     

© Anisha Dutta