Short Herbivore Poems

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I once met a girl in a downtown pub
who claimed we had met at a vegetarian club.
But I must insist, indeed implore,
that I had never seen herbivore.
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


State Mule: a Definition

It is a two-faced herbivore whose nose is in its feed-bag
While it still eats from the manger with others around the flag.

12.1.2022 


No comments, please!
© A. Hemmati  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Tyrannosaurus Bob

Tyrannosaurus Bob is who I am.
You herbivore dinos had better scram.
When I have an appetite,
I will give you a big bite.
I never settle for just eggs and ham.

It’s Jurassic time.
Dinosaurs are on the earth.
The big reptiles rule.
Form: Limerick

Rabbit Residual

Who did plod through the fresh laid sod
What plunderous rogue could be so treacherous
When did the fresh, bright mane garner brackish stain
Where did the stealthy herbivore dump digested core
Why did that silly hare his gastronomical fare share

Premium Member Return To the Garden

In the Garden, Adam and Eve
  ate only fruits and green leaves
An herbivore, man was meant to be
  Today, mostly carnivores we see

Our sins changed our natures
  We lust after burning desires
For us to return to the Garden
  Messiah! Please come today and inspire
Form: Rhyme


The Dinosaurs

The big Allosaurus
Loved to bite its neighbour
Guzzle blood by gallons

The Apatosaurus
Laid eggs in sand nest
An ugly herbivore

A few had wings to fly
Giant beaks and piercing eyes
Stole fledgling from nests

But lived long ago
That we may never learn or know
whether could be good pets
Form: Haiku

Foundations

I watched you walk into the company cafeteria, staring at the ready made food under plastic

Selecting something green and healthy, the choice of a fluffy long eared herbivore

And cradling a glass of grey brown juice squeezed from a plant unpronounceable, shredded elastic

And then choosing a solo table, kicking off your shoes, pressing bare feet onto polished concrete floor.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Now Blame Methane

What can we do to avoid further mess   
as our indulgent ways cause climate stress?
Seems we’ve a problem with our livestock gas, 
the methane from the digestion of grass.
With see-o-two it joins there in the blue
and making much worse mankind’s evil brew.
Is it not time that we stop eating meat
and change to a climate friendly diet?
Perhaps we longer be carnivore
and return to our roots as herbivore.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rst

RUGOPS
ravenous rugops 
roars repeatedly running ~
rhabdodon retreats 

STARS
silver specks shimmer
spectacular shining spheres ~
solar system stars

TREKKING
trekking the terrain 
through the tranquil trodden trail  ~
'tween thorny thistles



Written 22 July 2020 
For Let The Pens Flow, Alliteration Poetry Contest. 
Sponsored By Jenish Somadas 



(Rugops - carnivore, Rhabdodon - herbivore 
Both dinosaurs from Cretaceous period.)

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