Reptile Poems - Poems about Reptile

fertile turtle...

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Lizards are lazing here and there. Kids enjoy the water sprayer. Crows're hopping 'round across burning ground. Please soon end this summer affair! ...

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On the twelve days of Christmas, West Texas gave to me twelve tarantulas creepin’, eleven javelinas diggin’, ten jack rabbits jumpin’, nine skunks a stinkin’, eight mantis prayin’, seven snakes swimmin’, six mountain lions, five sunny days, four mockingbirds, three hoary bats, two horned toads, and a cowbird in a mesquite tree. On the twelve days of Christmas, West Texas gave to me twelve oxeye creepin’, eleven acanthus flamin’, ten...

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I headed out hunting But the game wasn’t deer Was stocked with beef jerky And a six pack of beer I climbed to my tree stand And tried hard not to cuss Since it was located High up on a cactus There was nothing moving That chill time in the morn So I calmly waited Until the weather warmed As the sun threw its rays Into my eager...

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Oh ,what a terrible tragedy it was! He murdered the complete chickens brutally....

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slow moving reptile lives inside leathery shell good pet for a child...

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Tovin Tortoise, where are you? It’s been months and you’re not here. Holding my breath makes me blue! When you get here, I will cheer. I can’t wait to see your face, I know you’ll be sweet and strong. I’ll save you a special place, just hurry yourself along! Are you hiding in your shell? It’s time to meet your siblings. Their excitement just won’t...

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Reptile woman was a happy black swan. Dancing on a stage that glitter was on. She thought she was pretty and dainty too. She’s awful one guy said, she belongs in a zoo. Don’t be so mean, another replied. She is a reptile with a natural glide. She’s light on her toes, and entertaining too. Reptile Woman threw him her old ballet...

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I am turtle and I roam. From town to town, carry my home, upon my back and that’s a fact. A more patient creature you’ll not see; my best feature, is to patient, be. I take my time and always arrive. An world observer, with great fervor; I’ll always arrive when disaster strikes; with my house on my back and emergency packs. Your reptilian friend until the end. On land and sea, I’ll always be. For Turtle...

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Sluggish swamp water seeps through cypress knee Looking for the reclusive crocodiles now infesting, Our air boat skims along the edge of Okeefenochee Where we spy a prehistoric-like alligator ingesting What appears to be an unwary otter or fox squirrel Our guide points out a log laden with sunning turtles With the reptiles in the swamp, we have no quarrel, As accelerating...

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A paleontologist, I specialized on the fauna that flourished in the Jurassic era. So, when I got an invitation to speak in an international seminar last summer, on the habitat and extinction of dinosaurs, I set out to do my homework seriously on the topic, lest I fail to meet the time-line. The day before the scheduled date of my talk I completed...

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I admit that I won’t hand in my homework before the deadline but time is a difficult concept when you are covered in scales that weigh you down and you are a perfectionist procrastinator your claws dig into the task and wings are covered in fantasy The reptile of your imagination attempts to take off in fancy but the crumbled...

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The man who took the tail of a skink Is safe from the chocolate mink He stopped on foot to breathe to think The man who took the tail of a skink He gained the powers of the magical skink He grabbed the strange unknown link For now he could see with the violet eye He looked inside, to his surprise With cool,...

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Today John McDain Is in bad pain The sirens could kill But he escaped it, he will He's at the doctor, Who'll give him meds And maybe just some Comfortable beds "There's something in his head." The old, frail doctor said. "I can't find out what it is." But what about the scarlet liz? He looked and poked and pressed Until he found a dent in his...

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Spineless behaviour, walks on mud and leaves no foot prints the creator’s puzzle, only unravels through difficult hints existing as one of morality’s abandoned orphans bladder is always full but preserved for subsequent plans the streets are in tears, the atmosphere judges in the suites of his doings, embarrassment lodges competes with the law and he sometimes win all certificates acquired have...

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