Animal Quatrain Poems

These Animal Quatrain poems are examples of Quatrain poems about Animal. These are the best examples of Quatrain Animal poems written by international poets.

I had the nicest rooster,
An Orpington named Blaze.
He was around for several years 
Until a fox ended his days.

His feathers were burnt orange,
A handsome shade

© Glyph Writer   

A tree twinkles one summer night
Fireflies turn on the evening light
Without sorrows, without wrinkles
One summer night, a tree twinkles

The flashes rule the dark shadows
Without wrinkles,

© Bernard F. Asuncion  

The modern home of spiders is Website,
Through the Windows, they will go in and out,
But why on screen they are nowhere in sight,
They fear the

© Bernard F. Asuncion  

beneath the moon's pale silver glow
the wolves sing songs of night
their voices rise through frost and snow
wild shadows born of flight

© Alesia Leach  

• 2 am on a Tuesday 
• Something fresh on the news
• A herd of cattle flooding the streets
• A monkey getting high off of

© Salmon Oid  

My anole’s brown;
Oops, now he’s changed to green!
What a little clown;
he’s nowhere to be seen.

Oops, now he’s changed to green,
says it calms him down.
So still

© Jeff Kyser  

wiry wily 
snakily snake
like a load of spaghetti
all coily not straight

roundy and writhy 
curly with flow
like stringy all knotty
and cotton to sew

a scribble of dribble
all

© Clive Culverhouse  

Grounded by severe anxiety disorder while the middle east desperately wants you to expose the yellow wires connected to your unborn child that wire is

© Yolanda Joy Nicholsen  

The gun seems gun-shy in this space;
where deer hides hang on rustic walls
and granddad-tick-tocks beat, instead
of hearts in hollowed skins. The gun

 a “trophy-bagger” in

© Susan Ashley  

Kitty

Pet me pet me you know where,
upon my back, stroke my hair.
If you don’t I’ll give you a stare,
pet me pet me you know where.

By
Josehf

© Josehf Murchison  

Standing atop a blade of grass
Closing in toward the edge
Beard balancing a dangling ass
As it looms over the edge

Danger heeds below the passers by
Unknowing underneath

© Hat Bueckert  

Look at him this old, foolish, useless ass
Let’s push him aside as we gaily pass
Cruel, unforgiving folk would taunt and say
How they tried to hurry

© Christina Bowring  

I've never seen a more comical face
than that of a giraffe begging for corn.
Its black tongue makes it look like a nut-case,
as its eyes stare

© Emile Pinet  

Gerry the giraffe,six metres tall,
greets me over his stable stall
Hello ,as a long tongue licks my face
before we take tea please say grace

© Brian Strand  

Graceful and sleek, with fur so soft,
A feline beauty, aloof and oft,
She prowls the night with watchful eye,
In search of prey that scurries by.

With stealth

© Poem Kitty