Short Biology Poems
Short Biology Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Biology by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Biology by length and keyword.
In me,
You see.
Cell wall,
Stand tall.
Fibre,
Timbre.
Cal joule,
No fool.
Met rate,
Instate.
Shake hands,
Sure lands.
I am so sparse, I am so scarce
I am so rare but I am no farce
I am the one and only hence so lonely
I exist on earth in Forty three only
It’s bitter
Negative
In Sociology
Both bitter and sweet
Positive and negative
In physics
Sweet now
Positive
In Biology
biology class
where sperm whales are mentioned
seventh grade snickers
no one laughed in sixth
thanks to sex education
they are getting wise
I look like a Pope's cap, hence my name
Encased in a fit and firm, fibrous frame
My large hands clap
To the great pump's tap
I keep blood flowing, as that is my aim
Life, when it ends
reborn because at the edge of life,
we are reborn to another life...
Death was made of rebirth
of life... Biology decomposes
but the spirit continues...
I was obviously first said the chick with a sneer.
Showing the egg the back side of her rear.
You’d better renege
Said the now angry egg
Biology says I’m first, loud and clear.
Fields Sun
. Water Time
. Ripen chop
. Harvest crop
. Cereal
. Nibble chew
. Swallow fill
. Fibre Smile
Happy Tummy
What I Became
In school I liked:
physical geography, American History
and biology.
I hated:
chemistry, physics
and geometry.
So, I became a pharmacist
Great Britain’s famous Charles Darwin -
On biology he put a new spin.
Like Lincoln, born the exact same year, month and day;
both hated slavery and are well-remembered, by the way.
between pages
of biology book
prankster presses worm
AP: 3rd place 2020
Submitted on March 9, 2019 for contest THE BOOK WORM sponsored by KAI MICHAEL NEUMANN - RANKED 1ST
It's a scientific fact
That biology is an empirical source of truth
And no amount of ideological attacks
Will ever change that.
W.A CHOLT. Copyright Fergal O Reilly 2022.
30/4/22
new clothes and new shoes
excitement about school
until new runs out
looking at a clock
many teachers talking down
nonsensical stuff
weird biology
how much of this will you need
the clock moves slower
Time in her daily hurry,
if she were a teen-age girl,
studying biology in college,
would make a poor fiancé.
Without virtue of patience
and values of courtship
she would be Sahara desert
with only one public oasis
Sleep
body systems down
peace
biology and chemistry quiet
slow moves
of only some
stretch
on waking up
thought
I needed more!
my contst pom - compliant son!
Oh son, I pity you try but fail
In Biology, lizards, rats have tail
I told, mug up ,vomit words
You'll pass, you'll fly high as birds
In quiz, Madam said, you spit up a snail?!
12th October 2016
"Simple living and High thinking" is my steadfast motto
You need a powerful microscope to take my stunning photo;
Uninvited though, I do enter.. the cozy home of my host
When I come out with a brand new coat, the host, alas, is a ghost
"Simple living and High thinking" is my steadfast motto
You need a powerful microscope to take my stunning photo;
Uninvited though, I do enter.. the cozy home of my host
When I come out with a brand new coat, the host, alas, is a ghost
"You will meet a young beautiful girl, who will want to know everything about you,"
said the psychic to the frog when the frog was feeling blue.
"Where will I meet her?" the frog anxiously asked.
Said the psychic to the frog, "In her biology class."
a satiric
spunky sperm
twisty tippytoe
through the
outdoor civilization
renewing fairway
to engorge
prospect goat
recasting stubble
noninfectious vibrational
hubbub pyrophobia
luridness hallelujah
(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • August 3–9, 2026)
Sullivano asked the roasted crab
Have you come from biology lab?
And If you do
Put on your shoe
Go to the sea you need a rehab
I often wondered
Why am I me and not someone else
I don't have an answer
And the older I get
The less interesting the question becomes
Are we all random results of biology?
Without purpose or meaning?
As humans we ascribe meaning to things
If this is all we are
Life seems a cruel joke
How could this happen to me?
What have I done wrong?
I can't believe this has happened.
I was trying my best.
Maybe my best was not good enough.
Well, I guess I will have to go back and do it again.
I have to, it is the only way
to graduate.
I failed the biology test.
What a bummer.
~ To the tune of Sam Cooke's 1960 hit,
'Wonderful World,' aka
'Don't know much about history...' ~
Don’t know squat about biology
Same is true of trigonometry
But in my heart is written, I love you
And I do know that my heart is true
I got an A, you see, in ‘Tautology’
I
Broken hearts
Fragmented nations
Clashes and sparks
We fight over ideology
Beliefs in our head
We fight over biology
From which we were bred
Ignoring the skin
And the blood that we shed
To gain nothing more
Then an emperor’s head
To boast of the evil path
On whose ground they tread