Short Cattle Poems

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


Premium Member Of People and Cows

When a human soldier's slain in battle
like so many cattle,
he's called a hero in defeat
while cattle are called meat.
Form: Rhyme


Leader N Fence

Cattle eat and Fence  
in the field
People will never cows
People do not fence
The voice of the neglected 
in the field
Form: Haiku

Haiku

Forest
                        haunting Flute
                        cowherds,cattle flock.............(Krishna consciousness)
god
Form: Haiku

Flipping the Bird

The Cattle Egret is a bird
That chooses to follow the herd
Because it can't find
A girl who is kind
Or a man as good as his word
Form: Limerick

Premium Member train whistle thoughts

Train whistle of desperation
Speaks of others travels
Is it hauling people or cattle?
One big difference
People wear tennis shoes


Shepherd

Beware of cattle and goats 
I keep closed my garden gates 
It’s opened sometimes to my wonder 
In trace the shepherded in the center

Premium Member America the Bootyful

Sound bytes, brain blights
Ignorance is our calling
Stupid reigns supreme
Let us not Think for ourselves
We are the cattle we raise.
Form: Tanka

A New Year Cowboy Toast

May your cattle drives be short ones,
May worries be small and far—
May you find peace at life’s railhead
And at long last rope your star.
© Glen Enloe  Create an image from this poem.

The Cattle - Chapter 6, Verses 103, Holy Koran

No eye can see the whole of Allah the Magnificent
And He is the Omniscient
And He has the wisdom of subtleties
And He is aware of every piece.

Wind Mills

A desert's lighthouse
                       Cattle and horses come to drink it's dew
                            A ray of hope, a drop of water
© Danny Nunn  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Daisy Macdonald

Daisy MacDonald

Daisy MacDonald is a silly Cow
Standing grumpy in the Cattle yard
She only produces sour milk
and Cheese that tastes like Lard
© Kevin Shaw  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Ready For Battle

there is a herd of texas cattle
who volunteered to fight in the battle
for big bovine
they sure can march in line
and all carry a sabre to rattle
Form: Limerick

News

• 2 am on a Tuesday • Something fresh on the news • A herd of cattle flooding the streets • A monkey getting high off of sweets
© Salmon Oid  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Meat

Paper into landfill
Every day is cattle kill
Fish can't even breath

One pound of puss on your steak plate
But who cares because it tastes great.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member nerd dad

once a child with a rattle

enjoyed crawling around cattle

till its mother found out

and to her ex did shout

you lost your custody battle.
Form: Limerick

An Evening

Cattle backs to home
Birds chirping for evening nest
Your hassle sizzles
Sun isn’t duty-free being
Moon shows beauty unity



-April 03, 2019, Chattogram
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Vignette-High Flyer

When I was a lad of eleven
I saw a tornado in the heavens;
A unique event in our vale
Leaving destruction in its trail-
Cattle & sheds flying without a sail!
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Four Days Dead

Lazarus
lassos
What?
lasso
lassos 
we laugh out
lasso
lesson 
capital riot 
cattle catch
what a stitch
but we laugh 
A rope, right?
lassos
idiot time

The Cattle - Chapter 6, Verses 101, Holy Koran

As for the skies and the earth, He is the sole inventor. 
How could He have a son when He has no life partner?
He has created everything
And He knows everything.

The Cattle - Chapter 6, Verses 160, Holy Koran

Whoever brings a good deed
There are ten rewards in exchange for it 
Whoever brings a bad deed
There is one punishment in exchange for it
And there will be no injustice.

The Cattle - Chapter 6, Verses 96, Holy Koran

He causes the daybreak. 
And He has made the night for us to take a break
And the sun and the moon for time calculation -
The Mighty Wise Allah has made it in such a fashion.

Misty Morning

FOG LIKE PHANTOM STREAMS
misty beauty, white ravines
make mornings meaningful

Acacia arboretum hold fast
At the breaking before breakfast
The new day, old friends, egrets
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.

Mission San Luis Rey De Francia

California's riches mission.
White brick structures simply glisten.
Great spread ranches, nice addition.
Wine and cattle.
Peacful life with no bad friction.
Reins and saddle.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Clerihew Potter

Amsterdam's Paulus Potter
picturing cattle*no-one was hotter
An expert also at Still Life
a genre at the time most rife

*https://www.wga.hu/html_m/p/potter/paulus/y_bull.html
Form: Clerihew

There Was Once a Nerd

There was once a nerd so eager to lurk
Well fed up with his life and his cattle
So  he took off with a boat
But that boat did not float
And started to swim from Dover to Dunkirk
Form: Limerick

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace