Short Deer Poems

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


Premium Member Deer as my Power Animal

intuitive deer
she brings us new beginnings
connect to nature

spiritual being
encourages our new path
power animal
Form: Senryu


Premium Member The Deer

the cool spring morning

welcomes our new visitors

to enjoy the gifts

mother nature has bestowed

making all of us thankful
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Graceful Deer -- Tanka Contest

Deer are so pretty
As they stand against the snow
And they are graceful 
As they leap over fences
To come to the stream and drink
Form: Tanka

Premium Member A Deer Family

a deer family leaving tracks in snow pristine . . . berry shrubs stripped clean Dec. 6, 2022
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Whitetail Deer

Walking along a woodland trail
  Startled by the leap of a whitetail
Deer, now gone in a flash
  Grace in the blink of an eyelash
Form: Couplet


Premium Member deer spirit guide

grace and gentleness
deep connection to nature
my deer spirit guide

her tranquility
navigates life’s challenges
cultivates my peace
Form: Senryu

Hunting Deer

Deer stalking,

eyes watching,

spears stabbing,

deer screaming,

flames rising,

deer cooking,

people eating.

By Muminah
Form: Narrative

White Tail Deer

Eating cavier(fifty dollar shrubs)
Walking on lush green lawns(spinach, squash, and english peas)
Sleeping in clover(blackberry orchards)

Deer Lake of Burnett County

History winking
On the black velvet water,
No voices are heard;

No wolves laughing in the woods,
Just stars on Deer Lake’s black skin.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Price Winning Rose

Hope sun at its zenith prize winning nascent blush rose white-tailed deer feasting 8/19/2018
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Oh Deer

Santa Claus was in a tissy,
At this time of year, he's always busy.
Frantically polishing his big sleigh,
He forgot it was Christmas Day.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member deer hunting

dogs in rear seat 
looking out windows for deer 
waiting for a response 

barking wildly 
deer freeze like statues 
waiting for silence
Form: Haiku

Red Deer Grazing

Spring came back today
With sunshine and sliver clouds
Over the forest's frindge

Red deer celebrate the day
Grazing on shiny fresh green
Form: Tanka

Oh Deer

When a doe runs across the street
A stag will soon follow her feet
You may rant and rave,
"The buck is not brave!"
but her tail intimates a treat!
Form: Limerick

A Deer

A deer was walking around town
Then suddenly he went down
Young lions had attacked
He was eaten and hacked
Those young lions wasn't messing around
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Red Noses Ring Deer

he is not blind
his noses shine
 its very bright
you see thur the night
he lead santa all the way
with no fear
thats
 SANTA 
RED NOSES RING DEER

Ring Deer Or Comming Soon

the ring hum and sing
coming down
toys of us theyer bound
for pick up
of lots of stuff
the ride is ruff
coming pass the moon
the
RING DEER IS COMMING SOON

Premium Member Deer

forests pulchritude 
antlers maybe-maybe not
elegant footsteps 

Haiku in 5 7 5 Only Volume 1 Poetry Contest 
Sponsored by The Poet Doctor 
7/4/2018
Form: Haiku

What Do You Call a Deer With No Eye's Or a Sheep Should Be a Shoop

Thank you and all the fsh's( a fish with no i)
Know eye dear
a dead no aye deer
still no idea
a dead deer having sex without an eye
still no ing idea

Premium Member Deer Standing Still

the deer standing still
                 stared at me from the bare trees
                             highlight of white tail

Heidi Sands

4/22/22
Form: Haiku

Bambi the Deer

Bambi the deer
Just wanted a friend
She looked high and low
To know end
She searched and searched
Looking to find
One good friend
To just spend time
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member the deer

I heard a sigh, a shudder and a cough
glimpsed a white tail as she took off
it was a startled deer, very young
she jumped those brambles in a leap of one
Form: Rhyme

A Small White Deer

There once was a small white deer Who no one could quite get near She was very fleet On her four wee feet And was seen only once a year
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Albino Deer

On the forest floor
An albino deer is born
On my property

To be Cont.

Inspired by the Contest " any Haiku will do "
Sponsored by " Destroyer A Poet ~ "
Form: Haiku

Dear Love, Deer Heart

My doe eyes are taken by yours,
I fawn over your gaze, transfixed,
A deer in the headlights.
You, my white stag, king
Crowned with bone and velvet.
You, my red hart. I am your hind.

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