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Ode To An Ocelot

Not a lot of ocelots
are seen in the day
they prefer the evening
or the night
if an ocelot you're hot to spot
altho' it's quite a long shot
an ocelot you want to sight
you may even hit the jackpot
if you do it right
all you've really got to do
is switch off the light

Categories: ocelot, animal, fun, humor, silly,
Form: Rhyme

Royal Ocelot Island


    Raft branch buoyed in canopy crossroad 
    Ocelot pillow paws rail rainforest rotunda 
    Yataghan claws trail trunk, track cathode
    Assailant arouse pounces, stiff tail rudder
    Lithe, while night looms, lightspeed silent


    Ogling exotic shores -

Categories: ocelot, animal, beautiful, character, dark,
Form: Acrostic

An Ocelot Came By

An ocelot came by Mama said.
This surprised me and my brother Ned.
In the Midwest?
An ocelot nest?
The idea filled us both full of dread.

Categories: ocelot, animal,
Form: Limerick

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Easter Ocelot

I postulate ocelots
as proselytes for chocolate:
they’d get word out on the dot;
they’re easy to spot.

And I’d tell a parable 
or something comparable,
with a nugget of caramel
to be retold a lot.

Earth brown exterior:
clearly superior;
heavenly interior,
delicious and gold.

Here comes Sir Lancelot,
riding his ocelot.
Yeah, sure, it costs a lot,
but aren’t you sold?

Categories: ocelot, children, chocolate, nonsense,
Form: Tail-rhyme

Ocelot At Twelve

There is an ocelot at twelve o’clock
I did not bother to get out my Glock.
Was eaten fast
All but my cast
Thanks to the lying wolf-crier on the block

Categories: ocelot, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Limerick

Ocelot

Ocelot ocelot
Doesn’t like to swim a lot
If you poke its face
It would probably blast you into space

Categories: ocelot, adventure, africa, america, analogy,
Form: Free verse