Tiger Personification Poems | Examples
These Tiger Personification poems are examples of Personification poems about Tiger. These are the best examples of Personification Tiger poems written by international poets.
There was a tiger named Tony
his passion was for tasty macaroni ~
For some obscure reason, the powers that be
decided bowls of frosted flakes it would be
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I am the biggest and the strongest of all the wild cats.
No I do not live in Africa. Sheesh! Why would you ask that?
You can find me in Southeast Asia, India too.
My cousins in Siberia would really scare you!
I scratch tree trunks to scare other tigers away.
I roam at night, rarely during the day.
I will travel twelve miles to find my prey.
If I told you my pattern, it would give me away.
I am a meat eater, my colors are pretty.
I swim and climb trees, my blind cubs are bitty.
I will kill another male’s cubs if I mate with their mother.
I hunt buffalo, deer and wild pig with my brother.
I am a Tiger
If I had a choice, I would be a green boomslang.
Reposing in a warm African tree,
surveying zebras and elephants.
My back would be plastered with the prettiest
geometric shapes imaginable.
I would be six foot long, and
scary.
If a tiger tried to climb my tree, I would
bare my teeth, showing her my six fangs.
And I would be a male.
I do not want to lay
thirty eggs.
I would eat my way across
Africa, feasting on chameleons,
lizards and frogs.
Happy to be a
wonderful boomslang.
Male of course.