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Koalas Poems - Poems about Koalas

A Clear Message

We have beautiful cats, of colour and pride
to us they stand out, but not those they prey

We have amazing bears, of size and fright
to us they stand out, when their meals come their way

We have cuddly koalas, with a teddy bear look
to us they stand out, but not on the highway

We have large gorillas, with

Categories: koalas, animal, cat, earth, environment,
Form: Rhyme

One Light of Hope

In Australia’s darkest hours,
an ever-growing pyre
breeds a conflagration nation.
desolation, ruination
ravaged seas of deforestation;
extinctions’ ignition
bleeds deadly
perdition.

Were Mother Moon habitable,
 the Koalas might escape,
scamper, flee
finding solace within
her refulgent body,
borne upon angel wings.

Categories: koalas, animal, fire, nature, places,
Form: Free verse

Koalas Are Running

Kolas are dying all over Australia as are kangaroos and others
They are confused as to what is going on. It is abnormal. 
Kolas are running away from fires only to find themselves trapped
Airplanes are dropping carrots and sweet potatoes.
Is there not more we should be doing?

Categories: koalas, fire,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Stinky Koalas

Koalas called Joeys are marsupials
Was told they sure don't smell like petunias
An Australian lady
Said they smell like feces
Will take her word for it, though dubious

Categories: koalas, animal,
Form: Limerick

Koalas Love a Cooling Tang

cooling tang
upon my palate-
eucalyptus leaves

sleep comes-
a one-track mind’s
exhausting

nature’s way
is the best-
fine dining

Categories: koalas, animal, cute, nature, poems,
Form: Haiku

Koalas

Koalas don't smell very good I've heard
My Australian sweety says they smell worse than turds
Then why go near
Just stay clear
Or go through life without getting rid of the odor

Categories: koalas, fun,
Form: Limerick

"koalas Extinction"

Koala bear tears
Eucalyptus tree downfall
A Greenhouse effect

Categories: koalas, sympathy
Form: Haiku