Short Critters Poems

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


Premium Member 'haiku'

twenty critters crushed...

  car crash...driver tipsy...hah...

    we laughed...not funny


        April 25 2018
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Cool Waters

small stream gurgling low smooth pebbles look like jewels ~ critters seek refuge
Written October 23, 2022
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Dog and Hog Went To Town

The dog and the hog went to town
There were no critters around
It was a mistake
Got slapped by a rake
Ran back to the country so sound.
Form: Limerick

Rain

R elaxing
a nother day of not getting the yard mowed
i nviting unwanted critters in my already soaked garden
n ever a dry day in washington
Form: Acrostic

Sweet Spring

Spring
Sunshine
Melts the snow
Brightens the world
Critters sleep awake
Blooming buds grow quickly
Taste Springs sweetness in the air
Spring
Form:


Nelly the Calm Owl

All the wild critters run a race
But Nelly maintains a calm pace
So calm in her ways
Her actions display
No feathers ever ruffled out of place!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Marsupial Soup

Marsupials breed fitter litters

Marsupials feed titter spitters

Jitters on the venue

Critters on the menu

Marsupial Soup/Bitter Fritters
Form: Limerick

Rainfall Pounds On the Roof

Rainfall pounds on the roof,
sounds like it's dropping critters.
can't hear myself think,
and it's giving me the jitters!




Copyright McCuen 2009
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.

Only For a Moment

daybreak yawns, the sun then smiles
critters are stirring before their day begins
all is well till the sunset grins
you can see clouds rolling in for miles.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Home Invasion

scraping of the soil
invasion of millipedes
unearthed by rakers ~
those roly poly critters
in every nook and cranny

9/6/2021
A Buggy Tanka
M.L. Kiser
Form: Tanka

Route 66ish No 12

Route 66ish No 11

A farmer was in Little Rock
To sell all his chicks and a cock,
He had scars on his neck
Where the critters would peck,
And feathers stuffed inside his sock!
© Tim Riding  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Marigolds


Morning sunrise showers
momentum of gold bliss
meandering brightly at 
mountain and valley’s skirts
making winged critters
marvelously dance with
mother nature’s richness.
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Pleiades

City Life

Pigeons scour from high
Ailanthus strives with concrete
to blend greenery with stone

Streetlights announce dusk
as critters stalk ripe dumpsters
under a moonless night cloak
Form: Other

Critters

when i 
left
winter
i left a
mouse
in the
walls
of my
house
chewing

then i
headed
south to
warmer
climes 
finding my
top floor
room's
summer
ceiling lives

a gecko
Form:

Premium Member Bugs In My Meatloaf

My dear Aunt Mildred was quite a kidder Put bugs in my meat loaf, could've hit her Got her back though Put mustard in her hose Walked around attracting little critters
fun
Form: Limerick

Rural Spaces

I like the forests,
the low, rolling hills,
I like rock rivers,
and meadows crop-filled.

I like the critters,
the big, ten-point deer;
you can keep the cities
that I won’t go near.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Table of Contents

This Table Of Contents
will continue to grow
with All Creatures Great & Small
that I have come to know
*
http://pale-males-first-love.critters.com/main.php?action=view&mem_id=7302&page_no=4
Form: Rhyme

Good Living

Give me a log cabin, cooking over a campfire
                        Birds, bears and other critters for the population
                    Heaven on Earth, a five gallon bucket full of good living
© Danny Nunn  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Head Boy



Live head-lice thrive on Peter's crown Head's itchy it's making him frown But young Peter's no fool Dunks his head in the pool He's hoping all the critters drown!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Stir Crazy

Going stir-crazy, gotta get outta the house Insane it is but better than letting the bugs carouse Those nasty wee critters A bad virus they deliver At least we don't have to deal with snowplows
Form: Limerick

Two Worlds Colliding

reeking much havoc critters invade our spaces destruction of things cold concrete forests replace nature's habitat destruction of life Tanya Harrington © 07-30-2012 Two Worlds Colliding Contest
Form: Senryu

Death

In death chimes no dime;
But grime embraced, 
In silent crimes, 
Of critters dressed, 
In maggot shawls, 
Of this charmless congregation,
That chew the rot,
Till dust and dust lie, 
On naked blankets,
Of dark sands.

Premium Member Danger In the Night

hooting from oak stand great horned owl signaling clear small critters fleeing written October 14, 2021 especially for "Owl Haiku" Poetry Contest sponsored by Robert James Liguori [syllables checked by PS]
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Father

Fat cat with the paunch in his belly
Always eating the jam and grape jelly
Talks with a soft voice when sleepy
Hates back yard critters that’s creepy 
Elevates his family with much love
Reveals his heart with a soft touch
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Helping Wee Critters

Being a wildlife doc must be a rewarding occupation Saving helpless wee critters in life threatening situations Takes a special heart True kindness they impart Sleeping at night, they must have no reservations
Form: Limerick

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