Short Grizzly Bear Poems

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Premium Member The 'Bear'

Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant
Football giant.
The lovable grizzly bear
Used a stadium for his lair.

Copyright © 2010  By Caryl S. Muzzey
Form: Clerihew


The Cherokee River

pink head salmon
leap from the
bright river currents of
the Cherokee River and
flop into the hollow mouth
of the black grizzly bear

Premium Member Winter

Winter comes
In its birthday suit

It waits looking
Snug like North Pole grizzly bear
Lay waiting its prey
Then pounce and fade.

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Premium Member Coopers Rockymountain Snail

How exultantly I hale
the grey wolf, the snowshoe hare, 
and the ferocious grizzly bear. 
I raise a glass of ale
to Coopers Rockymountain snail.

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 Messy With a Capital P

messy with a capital P
That to me is creativity
persnickety muse showing mean to me
being the best grizzly bear I can be
I am in love with creativity

Premium Member Grizzly Bear

away 
 from human eyes
 a roar
 beat the air

 two look
 fishing
 cool creek 

7/9/2021

Photo 3
Picture This 2 - 7 Lines Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Joseph May
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member My Nattily Coiffed French Poodle

He fancies himself a Yankee Doodle
He does, my nattily coiffed French Poodle
   Struts with nose in the air
   Flaunting his layered hair 
Just got him a playmate ~ a grizzly bear
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Energy

ENERGY

old tree standing bare
fitful workings underneath
grizzly bear asleep

what the earthworm hears
a mighty boiling nether
blue sky    sunshine

level plane
sky    forest asleep
mighty roiling beneath
Form: Haiku

Premium Member grizzly bear bar

Such singing and dancing!
Hardy harly har har
We are winging and prancing
At the grizzly bear bar

The bears are all sleeping
For it is February, so they hibernate
In March we will be scattering,
So we don’t end up on their plate
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Spring Fishing

grizzly bear wakes up 
hibernation is over ~
heads for the river


Written 28th March 2021 

Spring Haiku - Traditional Form Poetry Contest

Sponsored By Tania Kitchin

Syllables checked on how many syllables. Com.
Form: Haiku

Grizzly Bear

Are you aware that a Grizzly Bear
Is tall and very powerful,
Don't disturb him while he naps
Or you might get a growl full.

If you see him in a forest, 
Then seek shelter from a tree,
Make sure your scent is downwind
Or you just might be his tea.
Form: Rhyme

Checkers

Sometimes I play checkers with a grizzly bear
He always wins I don't care
Red or black I let him choose
And I always make sure that I lose
Once I decided to win a game
He got angry and went insane
Snatched up his board and went home
Left me bleeding and all alone
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member What Did She Mean

He is a man, so he could be dangerous.
This statement jerks at my brain.
Does this mean women cannot be dangerous?
Does it mean a grizzly bear is not dangerous?
Has every man she has ever met been dangerous?
I walk quickly past her, pretending I am not eavesdropping.

Premium Member Who Is Endangered

A grizzly bear? Oh, my, oh, me.
Certain death if one you do see!
Can I outrun or climb a tree?
I’m not as fast with this giant knee.

Endangered species, humans you say?
Misunderstood, I had it the wrong way.
The grizzlies are the ones endangered today?
I wish I could find one. Come out to play!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member thought you would leave

grizzly bear sat down next to me one day
taking the last seat on the NY subway
thought you would leave, he said to me
instead, I recorded his history

from Ioway that grand old state
and he usually gets to his job late
tiny bit fresh, he put his paw on my knee
no boundaries at all, bear number twenty-three
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Guy I Like

hey his name is Brad
just another name in the fad
his looks could charm
and boy can he farm
he rode up on a bike
along side his friend Mike
one look at him
i think i just lost a limb

he smiled at me
and i'll be
i just stook there
frozen like a grizzly bear
his deep blue eyes pull
oh they pull heart like riding a bull
Form: Sonnet

The Zoo

To the zoo, to the zoo
Lets go to the zoo
To see a mighty tiger
Or perhaps a liger
Or even a gnu
The parrots and the doves
Everyone loves
The lion king 
In his ring
And lionesses in their caves
The mighty grizzly bear
In his lair
The monkey on the swing
Doing his thing
Showing off his flair
Oh yes let’s go to the zoo
Form: Rhyme

Loving Brothers

UNSUPPORTED CODE 

                                Loving Brothers

                           Hand hitting the face
                        Red burning titty twisters
                          Throbbing charley horse
                     Bone braking grizzly bear hug
               “Now, do you submit?,    .     .   .   . ”Uncle!”
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The Boy I Met

hey his name is Brad
just another name in the fad
his looks could charm
and boy can he farm

he rode up on a bike
along side his friend Mike
one look at him
i think i just lost a limb

he smiled at me
and i'll be
i just stood there
frozen like a grizzly bear

his deep blue eyes pull
oh they pulled my heart like steering his bull

karen croft
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member sound of violence

one dog sits in the house, needing air
his coat is as thick as a grizzly bear
puppy sits as an ant climbs up his tail
goes after it, as if it’s a man with some mail

I sit on my porch, enjoying the sun
until a neighbor behind me takes out a gun
violence is violence, and the sound is bad
if he would move away, I would be grateful and glad
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Grizzly Bear Paw

A grizzly bear’s paw is wider 
than a woman’s face.
And about the length from base to claw tips
Maybe longer

I had no idea of this until someone
posted a photo of one on social media
The grizzly was alive, but sedated
And if you think I would have been the woman
holding that grizzly bear’s paw in front of my face

You would have been mistaken

No Escape

The tremendously strong
grizzly bear, tooth and claw
will tear you raw.

You hear
a echoing and harrowing
roar, what's in store?

You
contemplate your fate.
Razor sharp claws that can
decapitate.

A thirst for blood
one drops enough, he'll track
you down with a snarling frown.

He cant stop now in this final
hour, he wants you fully
devoured.
© Andy Craig  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member The Biggest Splish Splash

Grizzly bear is outrunning the eagle
They have spotted the same catfish jump
The splish splash of the water was enormous
It will be a tasty morsel for the bear

She cannot fly off with it anyway, the bear thinks.
This catfish weighs more than she does.
Empathetic, the catfish feels terror like never before
She burrows into a cool bank, barely breathing.

Premium Member fantastical story for kids

Mushroom elf threw his cap into the air
It landed on green ferns without a care
Old Kansas fox looked up from his nap in the lair
Tiny giggle escaped from mum faerie fair

Cap was grabbed up by a mean gnome named Jair
Jair was scooped up by a growly grizzly bear
Bear painted the cap blue and gray on a dare
Cap took six hours to dry in the warm country air.
Form: Senryu

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