Short Cannibal Poems

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


Late To Supper

Ed said he was a cannibal
How could he be any bolder?
Even so, when he got home late
All he got was the cold shoulder!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain


The Cannibal Terror

This terror I now share with thee
Some cannibals had captured me
A dinner for clan
What worse could fate plan
We’re vegan a man said to me
Form: Limerick

Sweet Annabelle

There was a woman named Annabelle
They say she’s a bit of an animal
Men said what ‘s the palaver
She’s no different to any other
They didn’t know she was a cannibal
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fish Don'T Rest

Let's rest
But the fish
Goes on
I stumble
And I fall
He helped saying
Are you a cannibal?
I said no way
We walk the path together
I swear you’ll see
I told you true
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Oxymooron

( The cannibal Cow)

Moo moo moo
On our cud we chew

That old jersey
Going down smooth

Mad you are
When you are what you eat

Cows eating cows
Quit pulling my teat!


On a Writer's Banishment

Thou thee claim aerial,
That the world is so,
gnawy and gnashy and cannibal,
thy write up unwounds so,
that it is an advantage to always revolt,
when scar,
let a tale of a story to revisit.
Form: Ode

Premium Member Hallow Orleans Eve

the day of the dead
jazz cannibal festival
good food for the soul

eat much more music
drink from a skull cup holder
savor the flavor

celebrate all life
the end is musical bones
then into the crypt
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Darkness the Cannibal

A breakfast of sunrise,
clear blue sky luncheon,
and a supper of sunset
defeats darkness rising.
 
Shadows remain behind,
lying down buries their existence.

Total darkness is a cannibal 
that feed on lighter shade shadows.

Pickings

PICKINGS

I’m not a dwarf or a giant
But the male version of petite
I’m the right size and defiant
And not so easy to defeat
That bitesize word is horrible
But you know, I’m a cannibal




'Bite Size Poem no51' Contest
Form: Rhyme

Cannibalistic Words

if animals can eat their kind
then could some words be the same--

cannibal?

i have seen such a thing
that some words devour 
the words before and even after
capacious would fit the bill

it actually devours itself
; an irony with it's self

Premium Member wild life

from woodpeckers and sparrows
to starlings and warblers
all get along

at the feeders
but for
the

feathered equivalent of a
sociopath called
a cannibal

the bluejay
that eats
alone

we're like ants always
at war with each
other


len
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Serial Killer 1

He took his time
To watch them first
To learn their ways
And how she spent
Her days
Before the true
Pleasure began
The slicing of flesh
And searing in pan
Yes he was a cannibal
But in his mind it 
Wasn’t real
He could taste the soul
But it wasn’t his deal
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Young Adult Novel

Move along pages
Youth complies little
Breathing swiftens
Novel excuses no mortal
Heartbeat is a cannibal
Towards the novel
Extremities become red
As time brings down the senses
No human can endure
The pages therein
And heartache ensues
Over nothing real

Russell Sivey

Elegy of my wishy-washy world country side

Because I must not always cannibal or bubble or haggard 
   like carnivorous animal like a brave vampire like a brave 
     maniacal rebel like a warehouse wolf?. 
  Sometimes imagine how mermaids is governing water 
    or is swimming thus to the world - a - the- stranging?. 
  Lest me lot or lol the stone unknowingly tis shard
    though bogger?.

Dos and Donts

Don’t be like the Sun…
Dawns in fame, brings light,
Sets in shame,
Leaves dark night.

Be like the Moon…
Guides through the night,
Makes way for the Sun,
A humble knight.

Be like a tree…
Always stands tall,
Showers comfort free,
No rest at all.

Don’t be like an animal…
Living only to eat,
Behaving like a cannibal,
Waiting for a feast.
Form: Rhyme

Obtuse Myself

The hard core cult was fixing
the flies on the podium.
A snapdragon becomes a cannibal
devouring its own seeds.

Beyond insanity lies the phantom zone
where you hang upside down your faith.

A lunatic threatens to jump
from high tomb –
after excavating the remains of
a forbidden fear.

There was nothing except the 
worn rags of a fakir.					


SATISH VERMA
art
Form:

Premium Member Bid Adieu

Whoever wrote “The Lady is a Tramp” must have known you. All the lyrics to the song from “Pal Joey” are true. You would give a cannibal indigestion if he put you in a stew. How do you regard a man? You haven’t a clue. To any poor sucker you meet, you will be untrue. I had enough of your BS; I am through with you. Take whatever you brought here and bid adieu.
Form: Rhyme

Decaying Undead

Cough, blood everywhere, sneeze
Rotten flesh, wracked in disease
Brainless, basic instinct to eat
Cannibal, horror that they greet
Wanderer, on the road to no where
Dead eyes, unintelligent stare

Groan, the cry of death
Violence, like a junkie on meth
Shuffle, lack of balance
Virus, for the living zero tolerance
Decay, everyone will die
Apocalypse, the time is nigh
Form: Lyric

Bellwether Tongues Crimson Towers

Their gold rush collecting slaves as slaying children ?
Write it in a note attach to his goat: we'll call father double talk 
Back beyound her future with a green light glock: cannonball camouflage
Founders, of cannibal espionage ? Twenty leagues aneath the sea divulged his silver....
Pear tree here hear riptide's constitution Big Ben's revolution ? Robinson Crusoe's, evolution.
Form:

Cannibal Cat

Cannibal Cat
I do not like this cat I saw
Grey of belly, head and paw
He came into our neighborhood
I swear this cat’s up to no good
Sure he caught some mice, a snake
But then he made a big mistake
For there upon my porch I sat
I saw him with another cat
And there I changed my attitude
I only saw the parts un-chewed
He left the head, a yellow paw
I do not like this cat I saw
Form: Rhyme

Animal Tangible With a Cannibal

An Animal Tangible with a Cannibal 

knew an animal
we think can be tangible
with a cannibal 

what we said out loud
about things are always proud
to God have head bowed

heard that a bunch of
Indians who are half assed
were called semi holes

have called home a lodge
ran over in my garage
now need a massage

say it enough times
everyone will believe it
so say it again
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

John Stratton

(DEDICATED TO JOHN STRATTON WHO DIED OCTOBER 25, 1991.)

He starred in Doctor Who back in 1985.
Many of his fans are sad because he's no longer alive.
He starred as an alien who was an Androgum.
He passed away on the 25th of October in 1991.
In the episode, he was a cannibal.
He liked to eat people and animals.
He left a lasting impression on his fans.
He was a talented and wonderful man.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Channeling Seuss

Oh, the things we might write if we all channeled Seuss:
like streams of Foie Gras through a cannibal goose!
Even masters might gain, yes even the bard.
Cuz you’ve got to admit it: that blank verse is hard.
And thank goodness this doc was a Seuss, not a Geisel,
or our poems would struggle to include a weasel. 
Yes, it’s so much more fun to bid you a good day
in a playfully, lyrical, Seussian way!
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Cannibal

Stained by blood my lips of red,
and diabetic sweet.
Full of flesh from inside out,
of all the souls I eat.
Trembled true and full of fear,
of guilt that's laid upon me.
I cannot change my course of time,
for time will not disarm me.
Tattoos become the marks and scars,
upon my flesh to handle.
Smaller is the head of each,
to me has is the animal.
Picking through the meat in teeth,
I am for worse the cannibal...
Form: Rhyme

La Comedia

She:
Sat on eggs.
Ate eggs.
She was a
cannibal.
A canibol.
A canibal.

Pottery classes,
her majesty acquired.
from thrones
onto bridges
she built.
Stones
stacked stones
spelling stones
she built.

He: 
Paleo
lithic
Ph.D drug lord.
From Cambridge.
Books ((WARNING!))
are USED!

Wrote books
about people,
about people 
he wrote.
Studied a life,
Not a love.
He wrote.
A person upon
person he wrote.
© Amra Cau  Create an image from this poem.
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