Short Cougar Poems

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


My Wife the Cougar

my wife the cougar
Sue was forty when we met
I was twenty three



By Jack Horne for Dr Ram’s Cougar Effect contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Amorous Jaguar

amorous jaguar
vegetation concealed
prowling the jungle

he catches a whiff
she cougar but it is fresh
he begins journey
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Cougar

There was a man from France
Who was quite a handsome man 
Pursued by a cougar
He tried to lose her
But she still got in his pants!
Form: Limerick

Das Wonderlewis

he has the moves that could stop a moving cougar,

i love him more than life,

let me witness him in my boosem,

and sleep on my cheast
Form: Ballad

Cougar Lugar

There once was a very fine cougar
Who had a top-of-the-line Lugar...
She shot him in the head
Because he never said
She was much sweeter than sugar!
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Cougar and Squirrel - a Haiku

Cougar & Squirrel - A Haiku

magical mountain
a wild, gentle cougar prowls
into the squirrel

11/24/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Cougar2

There once was a fella from France
He’s widowed - not seeking romance
Pursued by a cougar
He tried hard to lose her
But she still got into his pants!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member If Given a Choice

I would much rather risk having an encounter with a cougar or grizzly bear,
as opposed to being alone in the wilderness and cross paths with a stranger.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Cougar Fan

The older woman suddenly beams
When the young man says they are his dream
Thinking he's a fan
She flashes her cans
But his T-shirt reads, 'Cougars Football Team.'
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Jungle Sleeping

a dog, a cougar, a gorilla or what?
Not sure but it is growling next to my hut.
Of course it woke me up at three a.m.
I will not come back to this jungle, ever again!

Premium Member How Now Bow Cow

I'd like to have my cup of coffee now
You'd like me to stand and give you a bow
Polite makes you a cougar
I might take out my Lugar
I like to see how you moo like a cow
Form: Limerick

Premium Member cat sharpens her claws on trees

what are those? I ask, my voice cracking a bit.
They are long deep claw marks in my hemlock tree.
Made by a cougar? A mountain lion? a puma?
My cat cannot stop giggling.
cat

Cougar Effect

We are talked about   
mornings and throughout the night
How is love not right  

                 ***
Contest: Cougar Effect
Sponsor: Dr Ram Mehta
Submitted by: Judy Konos
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Comet Makes Me Want To Vomit

Thinks he’s all that plus a pound of sugar.
I would not trade him for a nose bugger.
See the weird reindeer Comet?
He makes me want to vomit.
He’s dating another seasoned cougar.
Form: Limerick

Cougar In Heels

Like a cat on the prowl  
Delicately moving with confidence 
Swaying hips to my own rhythmic beat 
Now watch me pounce upon my next prey 
I am a cougar in heels, keeping all the sugar daddies away

Cougar Effect

Love is what it is no matter what
                 take no notice of what people have got
                  to say `cos if they do mind
                    their eyes are wide shut and totally blind
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Encounter

In the darkness, glowing tiny green lamps. No, that is not thunder; a guttural intonation echoes. Crispy crunching dead twigs, reveal black cougar; frozen I cannot run!
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Limerick: Once An Elegant Earl From Eton

Limerick: Once an elegant Earl from Eton

Once an elegant Earl from Eton
Daily dreamed of swinging with Tarzan
In Brazil learned samba
Married virile cougar
Now sells D.V.D.s on Amazon.

© T. Wignesan – Paris,  2013.
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member But I am the King

You cannot eat me! I am the king! The old man said.
The panther laughed and leapt straight for his head.
You cannot eat me! I am the king! The old man repeated.
The cat gobbled him up, showing him that he was defeated.
cat

The Cougar With the Green Thumb

There once was a cougar named Rose

who kept the young men on their toes.

Working in her garden

they'd say "beg your pardon

I'll bet you could use a good hose!"



for Bawdy Limericks Two contest
sponsored by Roy Jerden
© Deb Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Footles For the Birds and the Beasts

Bad-ass old bear:
Grizzly
Grizzy

Cougar from Arizona:
Yuma
Puma

Cowardly Cock-a-Doodle-Doer:
Chicken
Chicken

Un-cool Terrier:
Dorky
Yorkie

Larcenous bird:
Robbin'
Robin

Slave-driving beaver:
Dam it
Damn it!
Form: Footle

The Coug

*1*       

        Have you ever heard the phrase:
"The older the bear, the sweeter the juice"

             I can't help but stare,
            at this stunning cougar,
             with long auburn hair.



Jared Pickett
12/11/09
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Premium Member Content Until

I am sitting in my Lazy Boy
Feeling smug and safe
Unaware a fourteen foot panther is out there

I hear a ruckus on the porch
But the ten pounds of beef I ate for supper
Is keeping me firmly in place
Until the large cat leaps into my picture window.

If I Were a Guy, I'D

If I were a guy…I’d…

Go on a hunt
Learn to punt
Fix my own brakes
Eat rare steaks
Sport long johns
Stomp on tampons
Start bar fights
Ignore red lights
Swing a big axe
Stare at huge racks
Pack a huge luger
Nail a rich cougar!

*For Frank's Contest
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tiger, Tiger

TIGER, TIGER

Our only cat was
a serial killer.
First visit to vet
“Please do not
bring him back”.
Channeled the purr
of a cougar,
low growl
of a tiger.
Tolerated the dog.
Attacked sleeping
restless feet.
He still stalks
the gardens
of my mind.


John G. Lawless
©2/11/2018

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