Short Herbivores Poems

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


Chow Down

Many vegetarians think
Brutish carnivores need a shrink
But pigs and cows show
That just is not so
Herbivores can't smell their own stink!
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Beauty and Beast

  Existing simultaneous 
  Beauty and Beast in Nature
  Both to survive singing chorus.
  Existing simultaneous
  Herbivores and carnivorous.
  Right Ecosystem to capture.
  Existing simultaneous 
  Beauty and Beast in Nature.
Form: Triolet

Jackosaur Rex

There once was a Jackosaur Rex;
His peers were all quivering wrecks.
And he ate so much meat
That the size of his feet
Were loved by the opposite sex.

jackosaur drinks
at the edge of the swamp - -
herbivores run

for PD’s dinosaur contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Green Plants

sun shines from above
to synthesize chlorophyll ...
green peas appear

my meal full of them
like herbivores and insects ...
sweet basil flavored

green snake hides
between the grass and creepers ...
bush rat approaches



CONTEST:"The wearing of the Green" sponsored by Francine Roberts
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The Fine Art of Keeping Distance

Into the deep, green-hearted forest.
Far removed from man's raucous tangle.
There are only herbivores and carnivores.
Doing their thing in primal time harmony.
Nesters weave the incoherence together.
Miraculously, everything is spaced evenly.
I'm given a wide berth and am tolerated to a degree. 
Even the gray gill of silence keeps its distance from me.


Arbor

i abhore for
my neighbor is
imploring who is
better to serve the

gardener and
so the people on
the board and are
said to say no more

but wild animals
herbivores and
the like of 
these

flee and i've found
more rabbits
when i come
home from

work hopping
in the dark
as i arrive
around

midnight hoping
not to see said
neighbor's
cat
Form:

My First Boy

Dear Adam, 

Although adults can get sad and upset
Always know
Your smile makes us smile
Your pleasant glow 

You've known your alphabet
Since you were little
You love running and jumping
And tea from the kettle

You know all the dinosaurs 
From the herbivores to the ones of who eat meat
And your favourite is the T-Rex 
Who sits on the king's seat

So what makes you special, 
My amazing boy? 
It's just you
My greatest joy

Love, 
Daddy

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