Leopard Poems - Poems about Leopard

He is sleeping. And I have taken time To watch and enjoy him; He is wearing a white undershirt, That shows his white arms And smooth skin; The line of his muscles, Play with the light. And I can not but fix my eyes On his strength coming out And evaporating in the room; A handsome flexible animal. Designed to be fast and...

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Leopard narrowed his yellow eyes for the night His body is stretched across upper branch tight He snores easily, but is awakened by a small boor This small tasty mammal rustled across the jungle floor...

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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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I need a fix and it is so strange This addiction to poetry is a stain Like a birthmark on my rainbow brain Can't shake it off for it is engrained I hear white word and it leopard leaps Into violet verse singing screaming It is my teal torture it is my purple peace Poetry as affliction is a big part of...

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leopard butterfly the brush-footed butterfly sun-loving light touch...

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soft, yet ... like a breath of Noshaq you are gone in a whisper bound for some dreamy realm (imagining) where exquisiteness affords you a throne in Valhalla … you dance among the frosted peaks like Misha with the Mouse King prancing on a puff of wint'ry wind yearning for the bloom of early Spring the nuzzle of a warm nose or the easy gift of a frozen...

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I knew a leopard with a lithp, A religiouth thort of beatht, He thaid hith inclinationth, Came from eating a prietht....

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Its the sight waft of rotting flesh That first hits you While the smartly dressed Smiling warden ushers you in, Through narrow turnstiles There are rows of enclosures A maze of them, a maze of the wild Its like a snapshot of danger A dangerous predator-laden savanna Danger enclosed Lions... You will hear their shouting matches Royal majestic roars Like cage competitions Even the females join in While one stares...

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How can you sleep here? Asks an artist from the north. Leopard is used to the vivid colors of the rainforest. He can sleep anywhere, but especially here. It is his home, his hunting ground, his safe place. The stranger keeps talking, annoying leopard. He may have to snack before lunch....

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Sir Daddy Leopard had income tax woes, issues that stomped his toes. He put on his suit, and went to work, saying “this blows!” His children had asked him for money time and again. Giving you money for free would be a loss, not a win. “You need to give them fifteen thou apiece,” said his accountant man. He thought...

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How far could he possibly leap? The child asked her father. Stop talking and start backing up slowly, her Daddy told her. He already knew a snow leopard can leap forty-five feet. Which is longer than most semi-trucks. He kept this to himself, but he never stopped watching the leopard Who was also watching him and his daughter....

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as  young bavila princess smiles, many folks are happy, royal leopard roars....

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leopard butterfly the brush-footed butterfly sun-loving light touch...

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I love flowers he told his mama, Shh! She said, you know the llama! The llama was the biggest gossip around. She would soon have this admission all over town. Leopards are not supposed to like flowers Mama said. Admitting this might land you upside down on your head. Worse, it might land you down in a gully, practically dead. Do not...

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25-04-2022 A male leopard high Up on a tree looks down at A pack of wild dogs...

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