Short Porpoises Poems
Short Porpoises Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Porpoises by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Porpoises by length and keyword.
Persnickety porcupine are you a rodent then?
Are those quills at the end of your tiny chin-chin?
To the ocean, have you ever travelled or been?
Swimming with porpoises next to your prickly skin?
natural wonders
are seldom too expensive
pretty seashells found
porpoises playing
flocks of gulls in formation
whitecaps rolling in
pieces of driftwood
dunes replete with palmetto
footprints in the sand
written June 12, 2021
Listen to poem:
twelve hours half a day--CQ
night surrenders
saffron sky delves
import tortoise
export fledglings
sand crabs popout
penguins waddle
porpoises play
zenith star slips
2019 August 31
*1st Place*
Charlie-Quadku
~~charles messina
Listen to poem:
Precariously poised on
the precipitous precipice,
I pondered whether a nose-dive plummet
into the whirlpool lagoon below
was prudent, well-advised and provident.
But the angry impassive persona,
of the ever so cross porpoises,
seen purposefully prancing there
gawking up at me,
persuaded me to prudently,
postpone the plunge.
Deep blue sea mammals
Cetaceans so grand
Its hard to believe
They originated on land
Dolphins, porpoises
Our many Whales
What ever size
Beautiful in sail
Toothed and baleen
Identifies them
Plankton feeders
Echolocation gems
To stop the hunting
It's a must
Protect the whales
In us they trust
To have a world
Where the whales have gone
All other species will think
It won't be long
" This poem is for Karen O' Leary and all other whale lovers "