Short Ants Poems

Short Ants Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Ants by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Ants by length and keyword.


Premium Member JITTERBUGS

On my garage floor, the ants hold daily dance rehearsals~  
tiny jitterbugs in helmets, warriors, fearless and universal.
Form: Couplet


Once Ants Gone Hidden

Busy at work my home,
A fleet of black ants,
Loading bits and pieces like tanks,
Rain came sudden,
Once ants gone hidden!

Ants

army ants marching
leaf to leaf a gap emerges ~
living bridge they make


Date: 06/30/2021
A Brian Strand July Poetry Contest
Form: Haiku

Ants

An inch-wide ribbon 
shiny-black through pale dry grass. 
How many tiny moving bodies
to define so uniform a path
of pure purpose?

Premium Member Leaf Cutter Ants

workers sans respite 
diligent leaf cutters ants ~
stripping bare a tree




Date written: 03/07/2022
Form: Haiku


The Way It Is

By way of a frustrated shoe
some ants will die

By the trick of a hook
a fish will fry.

By the death of a friend
many will cry.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Winter Kitchen Ants

Winter's kitchen Ants

in dead of winter
saw an ant in the kitchen
also why's he here


Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Haiku

Ants

I'm watching the red fire ants
Converging a synchronized dance
They take my dull mind
And then help remind
To look with more than just a glance
Form: Limerick

Premium Member WAYRA Kaleidoscope


rainbow in the sky
a medley of hues it bears
colours bloom with a swift swirl~
ahead of the downpour
ants, seeking shelter, invade homes.
Form: Verse

Ants Take Their Own Share

cockroach searches food 
                                     hunter lizard practises
                                   ants take their own share
Form: Haiku

Insect, Man, Machine

In the shadow
of a passing plane
I look down on ants
Flyers look down on me

-Insect, man, machine
Between the gods and germs
that can't be seen
Form: Rhyme

Fire Ants

Did you hear about the fire ants
That crawled up my granny's pants
And bit her on the rump
You should have seen her jump
Nobody knew she could dance
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Ants

Ants, busiest insects in the world

Never tease them or mess with them

The more they like you, the more they'll bite you

Strange, never go extinct
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Ants, Ants, Ants

feet
          socks
         BOOTS
   ........ants........
         STOMP
        KERPLAT
     !__________!
     




Panagiota  Romios
3/28/2019
art
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Premium Member Ants In France

There once was a lady from France
She thought about not wearing pants
Just her dresses and skirts
So the men would all flirt
Forgotten, was all of the ants
Form: Limerick

War of the Ants

The red and black ants were much in dissent
Only with battle would they be content
One ant on a penny
Defeated many
Until he was grabbed and thrown off the cent!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

The Beehive State

A young girl with ants in her pants
Was doing a strange kind of dance
We yelled, "Take 'em off!"
She snarled back a scoff:
"Its Utah! That's nowhere near France!!
Form: Limerick

White Fogs For Small Ants

thin soft hair flying  
                                              under the high cotton plants
                                                  white fogs for small ants
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Pebble Winter Ants-

PEBBLE WINTER ANTS- freezing winter lust as only, wild ants sleeps on enjoys underground
2/21/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Springs Marching Ants-

various, sultry
the winter was ending
colony of ants
~
Incessant, spring comes
the idea of marching
those army of ants

3/3/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Ants Aren't

Ants aren't
Elegant
But ants work hard
Strong as steel, lean and lithe
Survive

Ants don't
Grouse and groan
Put themselves first
Self-obsessed, ignorant
Ants aren't
Form: Cinqku

Fire Ants

there once was a mean gang of fire ants
who crawled up the old lady's underpants
they bit her right on the rump
that caused her to run and jump
and we never knew how well she could dance
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Ants

I see an ant crawling along the train platform.
We are like ants in the universe's vast form.
Life as hard as stone, like this ant I am alone,
But I know I will return home, each milestone.
Form: Quatrain

Ants In My Pants

Put on my pants 
Let out a giggle 
Do a little prance 
Do a little wiggle
Up down 
Dance around
Wiggle tickle 
Wear a frown
Stop the dance 
Remove the pants
Take a stance 
Kill the ants
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Chocolate Covered Ants

This is delicious!
What is it?
Chocolate covered ants, she told me.

I have now taken my last bite.
I feel like I want to retch.
I have always loved Mexican foods.
This time is the exception.

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