Animals Rhyme Poems

These Animals Rhyme poems are examples of Rhyme poems about Animals. These are the best examples of Rhyme Animals poems written by international poets.

Welcome - predator, please meet prey:
"Ah, we knew there would come this day", 
Predator says, "Prey, have a seat. 
We'll celebrate this day we meet."

Fa

© David Crandall  

I love nature…everything about her…
her mountains, her flowers, her animals, her oceans…her sky, her seas…
and from the time I was born I’ve had a certain

© Jim Yerman  

I went to a land of little
A place of lovely smiles
Candle sticks and butter cups
Clothes of many styles

She gazed at me
With crinkled eyes
She said “you’re

© Richard Lamoureux  

Having observed so many diverse relationships over the years got me thinking…
to be precise…
I wonder what would you’d say If your son or daughter came

© Jim Yerman  

As I find myself eating some of Deborah’s fresh bakes chocolate chip cookies….
(please, don’t ask me the amount)
because warm chocolate chip cookies is one snack

© Jim Yerman  

Did Robert Browning say it best when he
wrote, “winter takes the old ones”? Possibly.
Bronchitis, pthisis, whooping cough, T.B. –
they ran amock in 1863.

I trust it’s

© Michael Coy  

What if our planet is sentient
In ways we don’t understand
And we by out actions have
Upset events it had planned,
Brought forward change
By hacking down the trees,
And

© Terry Ireland  

According to the ballad,
Davy Crockett, born in Tennessee
(part of North Carolina at the time),
kilt him a b'ar when he was only three
(altho' only a song,
always

© Martin Howard Samuel  

The Kitten

In canine halls of wisdom, where dogs do reside,
A furry little menace, has decided to abide,
A kitten, small and sassy, with eyes so bright,
A

© Kari Conley  

Thank you for the culture so rich and colourful 
The silk woven fabric, tribal clothes, so wonderful

Thank you for the rice, chapati's, and street food

© We Are Human Poetry  

Seven grandchildren, each studying their own science courses
I understand some of them, but am fuzzy about the other sources
astrology is being studied by Ellen, yes

© Caren Krutsinger  

A triumph of artistic erudition,
a monumental, historic production, 
played to houses hushed and full - 
Aesop's Fables with real animals - 
glorious choreographed interaction,
among creatures

© David Crandall  

I’ve always been an early riser…for as long as I can remember…
(I wonder if I’ve been overcorrecting for being born on the last day of

© Jim Yerman  

Howdy friend, I'm new in town.
I think I'll jot a few things down,
which, I hope, might take a frown
and turn it upside down. 
OK, now

© David Crandall  

I heard Imagine, one of my favorite songs, this Juneteenth morning
and thought how John Lennons’s lyrics and music still ring true….
I suppose that’s because imagining

© Jim Yerman