Short Haunch Poems

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


Premium Member Bon Appetit

Jerusalem artichoke
Haunch of venison,
Roasted rabbit ,stuffed with squid,
Ravioli rice,
Exquisite hybrid-
Well worth the
Price !
Form: Epulaeryu


Premium Member On His Haunch

A man did chew, and he just knew
On his haunch, he needed the loo
He didn’t make it 
A disgraceful fit 
It went everywhere, all the poo

Russell Sivey
Form: Limerick

ibis-egret

long legged sacred 
                      haunch observes
a veneration in Ancient Egypt 
speaking beak in Thoth-Hermès hands 
first feathers released from Ark
fertility symbol hailed by Moses ~
Form: Verse

Premium Member hypnotic hips

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      her haunch in concert
dangling from her belly's taut 
               
               hern hips
          lifting     mons
                    her            
                 moves
Form: Burlesque

Premium Member Wind Horse

running free, wild, brave
tail streaming high in the wind
hoof pounding the earth

horses turn their haunch
to show their scorn for the storm 
and nature’s tantrum

allows man to think
he can command elegance
and tame the wild heart
Form: Haiku


Goat Drama

goat-throat spittle…
clippety-clop baaaah
petting zoo aggression?

coiled haunch with head hung low
fibrous horns poised…
charge! crack! thud!

empty victories
beget
sad kings

weary actors on dusty stage
same lines
same script

strange skulls
hiding
glass-blank eyes

quiet ghosts
never
forget
Form: Verse

Premium Member Relentless Lips

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             Your haunch
         Not a bone to see
          Just your pretty
              yourn flesh

    And where mine lips love 
                                            
                      i 
                    long 
                     to 
                     be

Premium Member i never fergit uh haunch

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                               i meant haunt
                                    i did too

                                     i go fer
                                  thuh tunez
                                    i do i do

                           whut's uh haunch


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