Short Bobcats Poems
Short Bobcats Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Bobcats by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Bobcats by length and keyword.
coyotes howl
desert comes alive at night
I shiver
rats shaking tin cans
junkyard comes alive at night
I cringe
wild zombies dance
graveyard comes alive at night
I turn tail
screaming bobcats
woods come alive at night
I run like mad
Don't ask lovely Star Magnolia
Nor blueberries' bell blooms
Japanese Magnolia won't tell
Lest quickly seasons assume
Who browned the awesome pink blossoms
Or turned camelia squishy
Was it the brown nervous squirrel
With his dancing tail swishy
It must have been Bobcats at night
Who climbed in blooming trees
Then painted tips with brown markers
Not the northerly breeze
Maybe unfinished???
The young doe so alive
Brought down by one shot
Way back, several years ago
The hunters could not find her
Venison they desired to eat
Then her carcass lay at the edge
Of an open field next to the deep woods
Slowly
Vultures, crows, bobcats, ants
Ate their fill
Now only dry bones left
Still baked by the sun
My writing has hit a dry spell
Like those dry bones
Baked by the spring sun
All dried up, turned white by the sun
As dusk came quickly
Fast as a dove
Escaping to Swift Creek
Seeking moments to splurge
There was the photographer
Sitting quietly on the hill
Taking twilight pictures
Of the water running swift
Then he saw me
I saw him
Our eyes focused intently
Our love truly began
He had watched me
From a very distant place
He knew from the first moment
He had to see my face
Then the cry of the bobcats
Piercing the air
Gave me a terrible scare
Why did they have to be there
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