Short Lizards Poems

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


No Pasts

Jump exactly with the frogs
Jam as you like as lizards
Jew the gums as the flying wizards
Jeopardize life has no pasts.


Dinner At the Lizards

Lizard mesmerizes prey
Insect wings are quite fast
Eyes swirling about bulge out
Dinner is but a tongue strike away
Let us pray

Gorilla Silly Stories

Ugly gorilla tell silly story about his friends, dogs - rabbits.

Big and small lizards carefully listen to the gorilla and smile.
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Haiku 16 - Voyeurs

tiny lizards jump
voyeurs peering in windows
pink hibiscus blush
Copyright, July 1, 2017
Form: Haiku

Premium Member loading lazy lethargic lizards

lovely lithe lightweight lilliputian Lily
loaded lazy lethargic lounging lizards
likely lightsome live-wires lingering
in lap of Louisianan lizard lane


Premium Member Summer Affair

Lizards are lazing here and there.
Kids enjoy the water sprayer.
	Crows're hopping 'round
	across burning ground.
Please soon end this summer affair!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Who Are We

we consume lizards, small birds and fruits
our extra furry feet protect us against hot sand
our overdeveloped ears protect us from the sun
we live in Northern Africa’s desert

Premium Member Gizzard

Do lizards have gizzards?
Do wizards have craws?
Are parakeets Paracletes
Exempt from laws?

I need to know how
I kneaded dough now 
To disavow middlebrow
Hear the cow bow-a-wow.
Form: Rhyme

I Had

I had  some words, 
I let them go with the birds. 
I had some thoughts, 
I fed them all to lizards. 
I had some wishes, 
I sold them out like fishes. 
I had some dreams, 
It's not what it seems.
Form: ABC

Warm Lilies

fresh lilies blossom dappled sunlight is welcome ~ garden lizards breed 03.03.2022
For Constance La France's "H Forms - Traditional Nature Haiku" contest
Form: Haiku

A Halloween Nonet

a spider the size of a small cat 
came crawling round the curbside bend 
wondering what he could eat 
worms ? snails ? frogs? lizards ? bats? 
perhaps even cat 
Trick or treat mate 
your squashed, 
Bye !
Form: Nonet

Midnight Choir

Frogs, toads, crickets
lizards, cockroaches
rats, owls assembled
in the thick of the night,
with  half Angry Moon
as the Choir Master
A thousand melodies,
and a thousand guitarists
but no music came out!

Time

As Time Goes By 

Each grain of sand 
On the waste of Sahara
Is a word spoken
A lover´s whisper
A story told and 
A song sung.
And now lizards and
Snakes burrow under 
The sand to
Escape the fierce sun.
Form: Cinquain

Desert Walk

15-25 words photo promt  of a picture in the desert
from http://allpoetry.com/amyrowsell

hot, dry, sunny, day 
it is nature's way
lizards, cacti, and foxes too
pain, ongoing, never ending, 
thirst, craving you

Premium Member Impulses In Zenith

lizards mating die in electric lines
snakes coil hibernate lay eggs ---
dogs die crossing highways

same could be said of every animal
none is great when impulse strikes ---
could man claim exception?


19 May 2022
Form: Kimo

Top Ten Animals

I 
like dogs,
cats are nice,
rats not house pets.
Lizards, rabbits,snakes make me sweat and shake.
I would rather have turtles or pigs.
No hamster thou,
and no birds,
get a,
fish!



Double tetractys
top 10 contest
cory long
© Cory Long  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tetractys

My Contst Pom

my contst pom - compliant son!


Oh son, I pity you try but fail
In Biology, lizards, rats have tail
I told, mug up ,vomit words
You'll pass, you'll fly high as birds
In quiz, Madam said, you spit up a snail?!


12th October 2016
© Anu Nayak  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Peoples

To have a better understanding,
Peoples in my view; mind; and heart
Are in three categories: faithfuls my beloved,
Atheists whom I do not hate, they express their inners;
Last category are hypocrites: the damn humanlike lizards and chameleons.

Too Soon I Wake Up.

I dream of a land
To where I love to escape.
There are lizards and unicorns
and a friendly ape.

I travel through this land
with a wink and a smile.
I can pass right through or
stay to visit a while.

A beautiful dream.
Too soon I wake up.

Premium Member Army Ants

One whisper...

The forest floor trembles

A path of literal 
mayhem

Untethered to mankind

Strangely eschewing
Frogs, snakes and lizards

"Long Live The Queen"
Their 
Only 
Anthem!

Eternity 
Their
Reward

I
Fall
In



10/01/13

Little Fly

Little fly
Buzzing from nose to bread
Do not try
To let my amusement shed
Attention
From blotter to the swatter
I'm too refined for such matter
The tension
Has no ice to preserve it here
Flies are gullible, and lizards everywhere
Handle better
Trivial matter.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Short Nap

Rocking slowly
A rattan armchair
Tired body
Eyes pinning at the ceiling 
Blank 
No lizards 
No beetles 
Bored and alone
Mind loose 
Eyes dimming 
On the past
Fading away
At last eyes closed 
For the present
For a short nap 
And a better tomorrow

Premium Member The Iguana -- But Not In a Blizzard

The iguana is certainly a popular lizard
To figure out why doesn't take a wizard

With that spiky mane curving down its back
It looks like a stegosaurus who went off track

I myself prefer pterodactyls to lizards
To guide me home when lost in a blizzard
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Mast - Part 1

The Mast

Raised on the rock of Golgotha,
	For all eyes to see,
Sinners hung like lizards 
	stuck on a tree.
	
What song for its prey
	Will the Grey Shrike sing?
Avast!  It's the Lamb of God,
	dragging his mast and beam.
	
by, Martin Braun
5/15/2020
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Spring Blessings

Sweet scents of spring waft and softly linger
as I walk a dappled path in early morn
birds happily chirp in trees draped above 
lizards scatter and hide under rocks below 
a light breeze lifts and rustles the leaves
as I revel in the tranquility of the moment.

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