Short Bobcat Poems

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


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Bobcat

Large
Bobcat
peaked above
the tall snowbank
Then, it slowly walked
sat in the street
looked around,
as it
left

Heidi Sands

12/30/21
Categories: bobcat, animal,
Form: Ninette


The Magician

He pulled a rabbit from his hat
That suddenly changed into a cat
That sunk claws in his face
He was given a taste
Of a fight with a large bobcat
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bobcat, humor,
Form: Rhyme
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A Twig Snap

a twig snap from the cliff - bobcat treetops glint in sunlight - jackrabbit leaps footpath between the trees - hoot owl
Categories: bobcat, animal, bird, cat, nature, poems, poetry,
Form: Haiku
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A Twig Snap

a twig snap from the cliff - bobcat treetops glint in the sunlight - jackrabbit leaps footpath between the trees - hoot owl
Categories: bobcat, animal, cat, nature, poems, poetry,
Form: Haiku
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Out on a Lim

The bobcat is following gram.
She senses lit eyes that won’t scram.
     There’s feet on the path,
     A gun with grand’s wrath.
The bobcat on wall, he can’t scram.
Categories: bobcat, animal,
Form: Limerick


The Bobcat

Forty five pounds of TNT, quick and lean
              Hunts at night, seldom seen in the day, can freeze like a deer
                  Without notice, screams, jumps and goes up your spine
© Danny Nunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bobcat, animals
Form: I do not know?
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Guess What?

Looking intently at me with lime green eyes
Those ears perked, listening for any tiny sound
Under the rug trying to play innocent

Gray with black markings like a bobcat
Tiny button nose adorned by whiskers
Gracing that smiling mouth, heart capturing
Categories: bobcat, animals
Form: I do not know?
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Witch With a Hold In Her Nose

There was an old Witch with a beauty-mole 
On her nose that looked like an ugly troll.
Spook, her hungry cat,
Like a bobcat sat, 
Tail wagged, lost self-control and left a hole.

10/31//2022


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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bobcat, cat,
Form: Limerick
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Eli Elf Loves His Bobcat Pet

Eli snuggled up to his sweet winter snow pet
Squishing Mr. Bobcat as close as he could get
This day is damp said Bob, my fur is all wet
Mama won’t let you in the house though, that is my bet.
We can stay here and snuggle, so don’t you fret.
You are my favorite person, my best friend, my pet.
Categories: bobcat, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th
Form: Monorhyme
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My Hair Stood On End

it came from my left
my hair stood on end
a woman being murdered?
raped and murdered?
my heart was beating faster now
the woods have never looked this dark
I am horrified
mountain lion my friend tells me later
no I argue
It sounded like a woman being raped and murdered
exactly he said, smiling
Categories: bobcat, scary,
Form: Free verse
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Forever Changed

Other people’s nightmares and night terrors do not interest me
Or persuade, coax or encourage me to have my own.
I refuse to acknowledge their existence.
Others tell me cryptic tales, sharing morbid woes.
I slumber as peacefully as a newborn colt
Dreaming of the good life
A bobcat’s scream changes me forever
Categories: bobcat, animal,
Form: Free verse
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Heart Stopping Scream

Heart stopping scream.
Permeates the woods.
A woman being murdered.

I grab my flashlight.
I wouldn’t do that if I were you.
I glare at my friend.

A woman is being killed.
I am going to save her.
That was a bobcat, she says.

I come right back to the deck.
There are no more screams
But yips of coyotes.
Categories: bobcat, animal,
Form: Free verse
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Keeping Order

On a back porch the feline sat watching a busy sewer rat while overhead a flying bat diplomat of their habitat observing preying pussycat had to get even tit-for-tat squealing he warned that sewer rat it took off like a scared bobcat!
1-15-2020 First Time Here - Any Monorhyme Poetry Contest William Kekaula
Categories: bobcat, animal, cat, nature, poems, poetry,
Form: Monorhyme

First Encounter With a Squirrel

Unsuspecting and unafraid
Bless your naivety!
Dashing from out your home in the woods
Just to sit by me.

You cannot know what I am;
The race I represent.
Has not badger told you, warned you?
Rock-ledged bobcat, down-bent!

Or are there some among us
I, one such fortunate
Spilling or not, nibblings like secrets
Innate wildness placate?
Categories: bobcat, creation, friend,
Form: Rhyme
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Injured/ Unfinished

Dragging back to the den
Leg and hip injured
Torn ears and  skin
Mother coyote slowly moves

Being attacked by the bobcat
Left her wounded body and soul
Now she has to see that her young
Are loved, nutured, trained, and fed

Seeing her in such a state
Knowing that she needed help
But how can one help a wild one
Especially one with young
Categories: bobcat, allegory
Form: I do not know?
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Bones

BONES


Arise, dinner served down the hill
Game hen, T-bone, short rib with dill
Supper awaits pan-sear or grill
By scent by sight, capture thy thrill
Bobcat, coyotes enjoy at will

Partake of a feast beneath night sky
Prime rib, lamb chop, bone-in ribeye
Bon Appetit yummy meat pie
Silent hunters hawk owl can’t be shy  
Fearless falcon eagles soaring high
Categories: bobcat, animal, bird, food,
Form: Rhyme
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a bit of this and that

She took a bit of this and a bit of that
Things from the junkyard of Uncle Matt
Put them together and made a giant thing
A lynx, I think said my Cousin Zing

It was a lynx, or a puma or possibly a bobcat.
I was intrigued by this sculpture from junkyard Matt
Zing, I said, it is amazing, unique, clever and phat!
It is amazing that she created it out of this and that.
Categories: bobcat, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 5th
Form: Rhyme

An Odd Bobcat

An odd bobcat
my father was
looked more like

a Siamese asleep
in his recliner 
till a nightmare 

from the war
woke him and
he sat up snarling

whiskers aflame
teeth brilliant
diamonds

glistening as
we kids sat there
quietly hoping

he would
fall asleep again
because we had met

the Siamese 
and didn’t want to 
meet the bobcat


Donal Mahoney
Categories: bobcat, father son,
Form: Blank verse

There Is a Summer

There is a summer
come along on windtide
weaving through the reeds
return like an old friend

Bags and beachtowels in the trunk
there is a summer
port town postcards always
too little room to tell

Winding round a mountain road
down through Bobcat Pass again
there is a summer
waving for the camera

Once then in the cool night
you took my hand
as we watched the birds fly home
there is a summer gone
Categories: bobcat, life, seasons,
Form: I do not know?
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Permanently Stained

With a whirr and grind
Slowly creeps up inching along
Then the banging sounds
The "Bobcat" reaches his paw
Out as far as it can
Pulling back black plastic
Discarded cardboard boxes
Tidbits of vegetables, file thirteen coupons
Last nights scrapes

Then the male voices
Men in banana yellow shirts
Permanently stained 
Men who come once or twice weekly
Creeping along  
Getting the tough smelly job done..
Categories: bobcat, on work and working
Form: Free verse
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Scream Pierces the Night

My feet are freezing in this forest tonight. I wish I had worn my extra socks. Through the tree there is a light. A scream pierces the air. Hair stands on end on my neck. A werewolf? A bobcat? Mountain lion? I begin to walk faster, expecting to die in boots with freezing feet.

			        scream pierces the night
	                    mountain lion or brave bobcat
                                 my hair stands on end
Categories: bobcat, animal, night,
Form: Haibun

Lulled Into a Dream

Under the silvery light of the moon,
I heard the cry of a distant loon.
Closer by I detected the bark,
Of a lone coyote out in the dark.
The wild bobcat out on the prowl,
Stirred up the screeching of a midnight owl.
While crickets sang a happy refrain,
I heard the whistle of a nearby train.
Competing with the urgent siren whine,
Was the soft humming of the telephone lines.
And the trickling of a sleepy stream, 
Lulled me fast into a friendly dream.
Categories: bobcat, nature,
Form: Rhyme
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Leopards Secret Power Animal

Leopard had a secret, he did not dare tell
His power animal was not an easy sell
Feathers and fur do not often mix
He was in a pickle, a jam, a little fix.

His power animal did not have fur.
Or polka dots, and it did not purr.
Pheasant was the power animal he had.
Something dainty, tiny, not big or bad.

Lion had a fierce monster named Ike.
Panther had a bull dog named Spike.
Bear had a bobcat named Devil Mistake.
Leopard’s pheasant was named quiet Jake.
Categories: bobcat, animal,
Form: Rhyme

DETACHED

A PITCH BLACK NIGHT WITH A LOUD SILENCE AROUND ME EXACERBATES MY FEARS

 WAITING FOR DAWN TO SET, I CRINGE MY TEETH AND UNDERGO INVOLUNTARY SHAKING AND A COLD SWEAT. TREPIDATION RADIATES DEEP DOWN TO MY CORE.

 PARANOIA AND DELUSION SYNCHRONIZE AND EXPLODE INTO A PANIC ATTACK.

A SKY WITHOUT STARS, A FOREST, WITHOUT TREES.
A HUMAN BEING WITH JUST HIS SHADOW AS A COMPANION

MY IMAGINATION RUNS WILD LIKE A BOBCAT DEEP IN THE MOUNTAINS WITH ONLY ONE OBJECTIVE, TO SURVIVE....
Categories: bobcat, anxiety, deep,
Form: Bio
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Jousting On a Bobcat

You really haven’t lived life fully
Until you’ve raced down a mountain
In the rain
On a muddy, slippery trail
In a Bobcat side-by-side utility vehicle
With a twenty foot long section of twelve inch culvert
Teetering precariously on the vehicle
Trying to hold it under one arm
While attempting to steer with the other
So as to keep the Man
With the quarter million dollar excavator
From sitting around
Waiting on you
At an hourly rate
Higher than you ever dreamed of making.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bobcat, adventure,
Form: Free verse
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