Raccoons Poems - Poems about Raccoons

Wild raccoons came in and took over Uncle Steve’s birthday bash. They did not bring presents, food, well wishes or any cash. The rest of us scrambled away from the clubhouse in a flash. Frankly, I did not know that Grandma Willie had that much dash...

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Raccoons are in the ceiling having a whale of a time They raided the kitchen and stole molasses and thyme We cannot get up there, it is an enormous climb If they were glitzy-loving crows, we could coax them down with a dime....

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It is the first day of the year, And I thought I saw raccoon paw prints in my extra bedroom – on the smooth floor I saw the prints of long animal toes. I don’t see raccoons where I live now, And of course these prints are inside my house – So it has to...

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he rummages through my trash at night scurrying off in mist of daybreak I rarely catch his masked face, but sometimes glimpse his striped tail he brings the family, they scavenge together slapping each other when a cracker is larger than another I watch them and laugh, they are entertaining my woodland raccoons...

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We love feeding and watching the birds which is why in the mountains when we’re there if you visit us there’s a good chance you’ll see bird feeders everywhere. It seems like such an easy task..fill the feeders…and see what birds we’ll greet…. but there are squirrels and there are raccoons who also like to eat. The squirrels attack...

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Beautiful October day Leaf piles all over the yard Football game declared Squirrels versus Raccoons Both sides were cheating The skunk referee went ballistic Game called...

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Ode To Our Raccoon’s By: Tom Wright 1-18-2020 Around two thirty most mornings, I gaze out the rear window and see. A family of Raccoon’s foraging, on pecans from under our tree. Pecan hulls litter the sidewalks, but of these morsels I won’t deprive. For I realize It’s one of God’s creatures, doing its best to just survive. ...

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Three brothers we, three brothers we; living together, within our tree. We’re raccoons who so, do love cheese; We do love brie, we do love brie. We don’t like nuts, they give us gas; and heaven forbid we eat yard grass, we are raccoons of the upper class; cheese please and fast, cheese please and fast. For cheddar, Cheshire, we will sing, had...

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Bang, bang it was 2 A.M. and everything came crashing down. Bang, Bang it was 2 A.M. - I jumped up, frantically looking around. The noise emanated from the attic, so, I unlatched the door. To my shock and surprise, I saw 3 raccoons rolling around on the floor. They had knocked down books and toys and even the...

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raccoons caught in the headlight trash our trash...

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As a young lad I was climbing an apple tree when I spotted two baby raccoons only feet away from me, hugging each other as they stared at me intensely. That experience back then forever changed me. Of all the animals in all of the animal kingdom, raccoons remain my favorite. I truly love them, but today many only see them...

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