Short Hungry Poems

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


Forest Night

Babies' hungry cries
Mother rises, spreads her wings
The night holds its breath




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Form: Haiku


Woe Bailer

The hounds are hungry; 
Wolves paws, claws are venomous
Dark is woe bailer

© Mahtab Bangalee
Chattogram
28.06.2021
Form: Senryu

Hungry Hunter

Reticent Hunter

a reticent hunter: Croc
sails, stalks, explodes out o' water
and catches its prey.


25th Aug' 2013
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Wriggle and a Breath of Air

gray sky's angry flash it's stomach loud hungry roars earthworm for dinner
6/26/2017
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Hungry Cat

All I hear is 'kitty, kitty!’
Such a shame. Such a pity.
I want my food. That’s where I’m at.
After all, I’m just a cat!
Form: Rhyme


Hungry Two

got up for a snack in the night
mostly asleep with no light
stepped on the cat
how about that
my ankle is missing a bite
Form: Limerick

A Dandelion Kiss

fate
have palms
and hands
to touch
her
moonlit face
while
fate has
hungry lips
indeed 
to 
taste a dandelion kiss

Premium Member On the Hunt

hungry polar bear
darting across the tundra ~
seal on the menu




Date written: 01/16/2022
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Confrontation

hungry lions watch
elephants with calves pass by ~
bulls charge at the pride


Written 19th March 2021  
Form: Haiku

Petting Zoo

filthy goats grabbing
they know just how
to work a room

complete in their absorption
hungry symbols
enslaved but not ashamed

Rainforest Blues

Rainforest Blues
flora and fauna, rainforest teeming with life - hungry bulldozers
Form: Haiku

Hungry

I am hungry.
Stomach is noisy.
It is the indicator of hunger.
While corrupter should never;
Never hear to infinity.
Form: Limerick

Soldiers

We are soldiers dancing in the midst of wolves 
That can’t decide whether they’re too scared to bite,
Or too hungry to wait.
© Super Nova  Create an image from this poem.

Perspectives

There is a hungry rich man 
There is a content poor man 
The difference is in the being 
The experience is within the being

Women Should Be

Whimsically
Obedient
Motherly
Elegant
Nuisances

Silently
Hungry
Outsiders
Lusciously
Deprived

Belittled
Entities
Form: Acrostic

Hungry Bird

Look! Splashing fat fish.
Circling gull hovers low,
eyeing breakfast dish


For Picture Perfect Haiku #2
Contest by SKAT A
Form: Haiku

Austin

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Always hungry, Loves sweets
Understanding
Smiles so sweet
Tough as nails
Intelligent boy of God
Nice great Nephew
Form: Acrostic

Food

Cheesy potato
With a side of Banger or ham
Crepes for dinner, breakfast and lunch
Brunch? Blueberry muffins and quiche
Hungry?
Form: List

Be Grateful You Can Eat

Mother had throat cancer
Couldn't eat solid food
Liquid diet ever hungry
Put pipe in stomach.
Say thanks while eating

Premium Member Bad Karma

I would much rather have the karma of being eaten by hungry lions
Than be a spectator cheering for human death in a Roman coliseum

Premium Member Soup Kitchen

My Yuletide joy is
To feed poor and hungry ones
Come in from the sleet
The parents humbly thank God
Children sing the song Noel
Form: Tanka

I Could Eat

One morning
I was so hungry
I could've eaten a horse,
But I don't eat meat
So I'll stay healthy
This evening 
And eat a tree.

Articles of Religion--Creeds Old and New

are artful,
fluffy,
homemade treats
that tantalize when I am hungry--

and always leave me ravenous
for truth.
                   ~

Life Eater

Some deaths proffer life
Human hungry the store house,
Grave of many lives!

22.07.2020 Chattogram 


Note: Omnivorous Human
Form: Senryu

Cat-Call

I felt hungry eyes.
I sought solace in shadows,
But I couldn’t hide
From voices dripping with thirst
As they asked me to smile.
© S. Grace  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

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