Short Alligators Poems
Short Alligators Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Alligators by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Alligators by length and keyword.
Hippopotamus
in water hippos
are the most deadly to man
than alligators
2019 September 10...
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Categories:
alligators, nature,
Form:
Haiku
Alligators
Alligators stalk
Water moccasins stay clear
Frogs suddenly still
Old cypress trees water bound
Creaking in the bayou swamp...
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Categories:
alligators, nature,
Form:
Tanka
Down To the Last Penny
expensive habits again
bring me to my last penny
these habits before came so easy
humble penny make a wish
alligators and fish...
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Categories:
alligators, old,
Form:
Free verse
The Alligator Poem
I was asked why I don’t pet alligators
Well, I replied
I petted one once
I petted one twice
Now I may need a hand
( The ABC's of what not to do )...
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Categories:
alligators, child, kids, life,
Form:
ABC
Here Come the Crocks
Alligators want my 46C’s.
I throw them hard with plenty of ease.
Here come the crocks.
With toes in socks.
I scream as I run from their tick tocks....
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Categories:
alligators, funny, hilarious, humorous,
Form:
Limerick
According By My Navigator
According by my navigator -
I'm in the tundra- close to the Northern Pole.
But, why giraffes everywhere and alligators,
I do not comprehend it at all?...
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Categories:
alligators, funny,
Form:
Quatrain
Smiling Alligators and Crocodiles
The Titanic is loading now at the White House dock
Smiling alligators and crocodiles boarding unaware
Theirs will be a voyage with no survivors
The Lord, no Charge d'affaires...
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Categories:
alligators, voyage,
Form:
Rhyme
On the Southern Alligator Farm
Down south on the small alligator farm
Alligators grown to size to alarm
All the workers there too scared
Of young gators as they aired
Parachuted food to keep them from harm
(Inspired by Carolyn's picture but not entry.)...
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Categories:
alligators, animals, death, funny, imagination, life, nature
Form:
Limerick
Me and My Cousin
I have ants at my picnic
She has alligators with horns
My cats scratch
Hers can bite off your head
If I get an A
She gets an A plus
If I have a tummy ache
She gets brain surgery
My lifetime goal is to move away from my cousin...
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Categories:
alligators, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th
Form:
Free verse
Gatortale
Alligators bellowing chorous dance.
Eerie freshwater gator holes.
Intense jaws, killer lizard-like.
Marshes nest offspring, population quickly rebounds.
Southeastern territorial.
Underwater vegitation. Wetlands xylem.
young zoologist....
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Categories:
alligators, animals, nature,
Form:
ABC
Wuba Luba Dub Dub
Horrified at the harassment dpartment.
An alligator visited his apartment.
Alligator wanted to eat some flesh.
Morally and socially we are at stake.
You know Girlz date & black gate.
Crocodiles & alligators & guidelines.
Note.Wuba Luba Dub Dub....
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Categories:
alligators, anti bullying, bullying, house, metaphor, parents, people,
Form:
Tazkira
A Woman Named Flo
(Limerick)
There once was a woman named Flo
Who did it by the way that you know
She had a long nose
And alligators in tow
Who ate her nose and each of her toes!
Dorian Petersen Potter
aka ladydp2000
copyright@2014
September,07,2014...
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Categories:
alligators, animal, funny, giggle, humorous,
Form:
Limerick
Abc Anew Boo Chew Dew
Antagonistic apes alluded to awful alligators allowing allegiance anew.
Bamboozled baboons believed beyond borders bibbity bobbity boo.
Chummy chimpanzees cheekily chattering central Chattanooga chew.
Deliberate orangutan dancing during delectable delirious dreamtime dew....
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Categories:
alligators, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th
Form:
ABC
Alligators Discuss My Meat
Two mighty alligators follow me from the bowels of the swamp
Talking in low voices, but I have dog ears so I catch on.
They are diving me up.
One wants my thighs.
The other is talking about my juicy breasts
Leaving me in no real suspense about what gender they probably are....
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Categories:
alligators, fun, funny, hilarious, humorous, sexy,
Form:
Light Verse
Alligator
A tale emerges between bar nuts.
His brother eaten
in his own swimming pool.
“Alligators are stupid,” he says,
“they’re vacant
like a tiger with a lobotomy.
You don't see alligator heads on walls,
do you?
There's no way to mount
that dumb fricking grin.”
Neither of us laugh....
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Categories:
alligators, poetry,
Form:
Blank verse
Beware the Bayou
black-water canals
where alligators patrol
and moccasins wait
where starved mosquitoes
invade in hoards at twilight
thirsty for fresh blood
at morning's first light
dawn illuminates cypress
birds announce sunrise
perilous beauty
on display in the Wetlands
and all is at peace...
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Categories:
alligators, adventure, nature,
Form:
Haiku
Looking For a Way
I am alone
Hyenas are on land
Alligators are in water
The air above is full of fire,
I am not coward
Looking for a way
To show them the difference
Between powerful and powerless,
I know it is difficult
As hyenas, alligators are beasts
To make them civilized
I have to be strategic and to wait....
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Categories:
alligators, abuse, corruption, power,
Form:
ABC
Louisiana Bayou
Louisiana bayou full of pythons and alligators
The boatman glides through the water holding his breath
Wondering if something will get him
By falling out of a tree or overturning his flimsy boat
His journey feels longer today than ever before
Horror story of alligator eating a man on the news this morning...
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Categories:
alligators, travel,
Form:
Free verse
one species derived from dinosaurs
scientists announce that one species of today derived from dinosaurs
I am trying to guess which one
snakes?
alligators?
crocodiles?
rhinos?
hippopotamuses?
the answer is birds.
If you have ever seen a crane with a giant wing span
you would fully understand this.
When it flies it looks like a pterodactyl....
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Categories:
alligators, animal,
Form:
Free verse
snippy snappy sneezy snarly snail
snippy snappy sneezy snarly snail
met Melton Mickey, a piece of mail
preening privately in potter’s pail
saying Selena’s son Shawn should shortly sail
allowing alloys, alligators and aliens ale
believing beyond bunker boy’s blueblood bale
kicking kindhearted kiwi into kangaroo kale
amusing snippy snappy sneezy snarly snail...
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Categories:
alligators, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th
Form:
Monorhyme
National Poetry Month
Limb from limb, tear me apart.
Put me in a case with chains.
Cut out my bleeding heart.
In the river, toss my remains.
Don't leave any stains.
In the cold, my pieces shiver.
Piranhas gladly clean my bones.
Alligators eat my liver.
I'm erased, tied down with stones,
Wicked winds, bear my moans....
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Categories:
alligators, murder, river, wind,
Form:
Rhyme
Down South In Water Did Wade
Down South In Water Did Wade
While down south in water would wade,
After on sandy beach played and played;
Some tea drank;
On hammock sank;
Looked up at cloudless sky when we laid.
Jim Horn
Seems like all days in a south summer
are lazy ones.
Do I have any competitors that about
southern life enraptures along with
all of the alligators....
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Categories:
alligators, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
Loquacious
Florida’s views ever so spacious
Trees dropping flowers, so audacious
Covering paths, looking vivacious
Tip toe carefully, ever gracious
Cavorting ducks, feeling flirtatious
Breeding instincts, ever tenacious
Nests of flowers, softly herbaceous
Alligators glide hugely predaceous
Rolling fish always voracious
Fishermen’s lures completely fallacious...
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Categories:
alligators, imagination
Form:
Rhyme
Halloween Acrostic Poem
H is for
Haunted Houses
A is for
Aggressive Alligators
L is for
Laughter In The Night
L is for
Leaving Out Halloween Candy
O is for
Orange Pumpkins
W is for
Wicked Witches
E is for
The Evil
That Lurks in the Night
E is for
Energetic Children
Collecting Candy
N is for
Nightly Nightmares
Have A Happy Halloween!!!...
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Categories:
alligators, halloween,
Form:
Acrostic
Hurricane Idalia
Palm trees are being blown out to sea today
In the middle of the Atlantic Ocean and far away
Hurricane Idalia is making sure she is having her way
When we think of Florida we all must pray
Alligators are in hiding, the manatees too
Housewives have stopped cooking their beef stew
People are all running toward Interstate ninety-five.
Trying to escape so they can stay alive....
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Categories:
alligators, wind,
Form:
Rhyme