Metaphor Lion Poems

These Metaphor Lion poems are examples of Lion poems about Metaphor. These are the best examples of Lion Metaphor poems written by international poets.

When you meet a  peacock 
                  

© Alfonso II Warally Ngengethe Mussabwa Chris  

Crocodile river, 
When
         a lion roar 
                       in the jungle,
Many  
         animals
                     tremble, 
But 
      when 
               it
                 is tirtsty, 
And 
   

© Alfonso II Warally Ngengethe Mussabwa Chris  

THE LION WHO RUNS FROM A LION


Born of a Lion 
But raised among sheep.
Stronger than iron
But shiver like leaves in upsweep. 

Boldness is one of

© Victor Immanuel  

A serpent with a lion's head
Believes himself a lion
He'll never raise his lowly tread
But kudos, kid, for tryin'.

© Jessica Amanda Salmonson  

There’s a lion in my throat
braving the wilderness that 
I’ve been terrified to release.
He teethes my tongue-
draining the words from the darkness
he prowls, hunting for

© James Kelley  

fear is a starved lion
daily feeding on hearts
of the cowardly men
but the meal so eaten
does not get finished
flesh continues to grow
bones crack, never split
blood does

© Solomon Ochwo-Oburu  

I have claws, long and sharp.
They grow, I growl, stay away!
A caged animal, walking up
and down and up and down.
Don't come near, I'll tear you

© Darren White