Get Your Premium Membership

Grubs Poems - Poems about Grubs

No Dialected Humor Here
...VINGLI Red Bank the creeks of spring waters. "Slurp" he cups both hands to drink. "What a beautiful place here behind these perfectly aligned pecan trees." A Frog began it's throated solo. He sm......

Continue reading...
Categories: grubs, humorous, music,
Form: Ballad
Honey Bunch
... a nectar the garnered spit of worker bees drops of undistilled wine hive-mulled dripped through the dropper of hair-lipped lips plants dig themselves out of a dry earth to sup ......

Continue reading...
Categories: grubs, poetry,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Safe and sound'
...If you can help yourself.? And yet not harm another, you're doing real well (dear sister dear brother!) If you can resist the pressure.? For it seems always to come.?? It sort of pops Right up.' Th......

Continue reading...
Categories: grubs, education,
Form: Rhyme
The Badger
...The badger was digging all out, In search of some grubs, no doubt. With dirt flying high, He let out a sigh, And left quite a mess all about! ......

Continue reading...
Categories: grubs, humor,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member The old apple tree
...It was pruned in Autumn now we can see new growth, New buds replacing old ones Its too early for it to flower yet. For the time being it will grow and form new spurs to bear apples. Leaves......

Continue reading...
Categories: grubs, green, tree,
Form: Free verse



Cicada Dreaming: Where have the cicadas gone? 2021
...Cicada Dreaming was told to Roland Robinson in 1965 by Julia Charles of the Yoocum Yoocum clans from the area around Wollumbin in the headwaters of the Tweed River, Northern NSW and is used with perm......

Continue reading...
Categories: grubs, insect,
Form: Rhyme
The Unbegun
...The unbegun poem is a tree root, clinging to a whirlwind. A stag hides, in a thicket of hunters. Nothing speaks, where memory leaves no footprint. The buried must uncover a spade. Gr......

Continue reading...
Categories: grubs, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Late Poems
...The apples are old only good for smelling. They will rot returning to the earth via the city dump. For now they fill the kitchen with Autumnal tones and woodland tints. The rot of this seas......

Continue reading...
Categories: grubs, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Numbers
...How many have died, does anyone count? Wars erupt, guts spill. Under the churning soil broken flesh turns to fodder. Grubs grow fat but who's counting?......

Continue reading...
Categories: grubs, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Lawn
...My Lawn My lawn is my garden it’s weeds you see. In times of famine, it is food for me. Grass may be pretty, so shiny and nice. But it is only food to grubs and mice. By Josehf Lloy......

Continue reading...
Categories: grubs, education, food, nature,
Form: Quatrain
The Neighborhood Hoodlums
...Crazy rabbits chomping on my lettuce Deer eating the flowers right down to their nubs Woodpeckers drilling right through the siding Armadillos rooting in search of grubs Squirrels trying to cli......

Continue reading...
Categories: grubs, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Sunny Side of Skunks
...After I thunk and I thunk and I thunk I thought of something good about skunks They eat grubs which ruin your yard 'Course, the skunks dig your lawn up first Never mind ~ Ki......

Continue reading...
Categories: grubs, animal, food, nature,
Form: Light Verse
Jolly Holly, the Fisher Lady
...* * * NOT HEADED FOR A CONTEST * * * Jolly Holly wanted nothing more than to fish In her entire life, she had made only one wish All I need is a boat One that will stay afloat She ha......

Continue reading...
Categories: grubs, fishing,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Grasshopper's Journey
...Grinning grasshopper gallops gracefully, Getting garden grasses, Gathering green grapes, Grasping gorgeous goldenrods, Grazing grand grounds, Greeting greedy grubs, Gliding gallantly... ......

Continue reading...
Categories: grubs, animal, insect, nature,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Blue Jay Warrior
...Blue Jay Warrior knew this tile roof would be slick He has a wise brain, he is in no way ignorant or thick. He argued with the team, but they won thanks to his brother. A favorite in the gang, and......

Continue reading...
Categories: grubs, animal, bird,
Form: Rhyme

Related Poems


Book: Reflection on the Important Things