Short Python Poems

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


Your Stick of Smoke

Your stick of smoke
Is looking at me
I don’t want to talk
As it can make me
To dance on my belly
Like a tropical python


Premium Member Contrast

In the noisy forest that loomed dark, dense and dreary a python, like a dead log lay without sound.
Form: Verse

Under the Cloud

I watched it falling
The shower from the sky
Aided by the breeze

I saw it coming
A python from the forest
Weed shook when she swayed
Form: Haiku

Peace In the Isthmus

chick running to its dish
kitten running too

peaceful game
after a while
in the jaw of python 


-Wednesday, May 29, 2019 Chattogram

Premium Member Perky Pink Python Plays a Piccolo

Perky pink python plays a piccolo
Perforated opossum practicing as pro
Pretty prancing porcupine poke Pinocchio
Pronunciation phrases performed in pleasing prose.


Gone

Razors running through my veins,
Static crawling through my skin,
Pounding drums in my heart,
Python grasping at my lungs-
My shaking fingers can’t
Hold on anymore… 

to anything

John Cleese

If you feel too dejected to talk, are alone and feel dull as a rock, try to be at your ease, imitate Mr. Cleese: raise your legs for the silliest walk.
Form: Limerick

Python

The python hung down from the tree,
It hissed and it scared little me,
I gave it a whack,
To make it turn back,
And have someone else for its tea.

For Russell’s Five Minute Challenge, 11th May
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Silent One

SO or Silent One who is known to all Our British connection, a mysterious butterball Calls me Benny Hill A connection if you will Along with Python, made us giggle and guffaw
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Silent Friend

SO or Silent One who is known to all Our British connection, a mysterious butterball Calls me Benny Hill A connection if you will Along with Python, made us giggle and guffaw
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Something Completely Insane

Now for something completely insane Not so unusual considering where it came Monty Python was the gang Where this silliness sprang Carrying their torch, hitching on to their fame
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Why Does Cat Keep Mice In Her Bike

Why does she keep her lunch in her bike spokes?
She keeps them there, because they are tasty blokes.
They are fresher there, and easy to keep an eye on.
But what if they escape? Asked the eager python.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Spring

A spring was made and then consigned
   In spiral form to serve mankind.
   There's tension in the shape,
   It's aching to escape
   From python hold and then unwind. 

   -------------------------------------------
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Snake Pops Up

Snake pops up out of dead leaf pile.
Grandchildren scream.
Grandma picks up snake, a garter, not a python.
Puts snake on her lap, begins singing a "snakey song".
Everyone's in line, wanting the next turn.
All fear gone.

Premium Member Brit-Based Giggle-Spreader

Monty Python taught me, the more outrageous the better Brits were born with giggle genes, the rest got aged cheddar Being a Canuck Was partly in luck My genes, though worn, are still Brit-based giggle-spreaders
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Monty Python

Monty Python taught me, the more outrageous the better Brits were born with giggle genes, the rest got aged cheddar Being a Canuck Was partly in luck My genes, though worn, are still Brit-based giggle-spreaders
fun
Form: Limerick

Life Can Be Hard

I ride my life on camel backs
sit on python skin carpets
eat from ostrich egg-shells
sleep on ribs of fallen dogs
wear wooden overall dress
tongue chained by silence
but hope persists and thrives
Oh, the neglected in Africa!

Premium Member Brit-Based

Learned from Monty Python, the more outrageous the better Brits were born with giggle genes, the rest got aged cheddar Being a Canuck Was partly in luck My genes, though worn, are still a Brit-based giggle-spreader
Form: Limerick

Premium Member if I was an Owl

If I was an owl
I would swallow my prey whole
Letting them enjoy the entire trip
Down my gullet into my stomach
Being gentle with them as they sloshed through my juices
Not crushing them in a mean way like a python
If I was an owl

Play Along

Listen to the songs of the dark,
just don't dance with the devil. 
Heal your broken, your cracks,
avoid being chained.
I've slowed the speed of laughter,
noticed devilish grin,
craving teeth of a python,
friendly eyes of a deceiver.

Baby I Love You On and On

Baby I love you on and on
You are like a fantastic dawn 
We’ll ride on our dream’s unicorn
And go as far as horizon
For me O baby you were born
Kiss me like sexy girls of ****
And squeeze me like a pet python
Give me pleasure more than a ton
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Always be the real you

Her ability to be true to herself frightened teachers and snobs
She had a pet python named Tang, his nickname was Sobs.
Always be the real you was her motto, her mantra and her song.
She despised mean people; if they were around, she would not hob-nob.
Form: Rhyme

Silver Anniversary

Silver Anniversary 


There beyond the shrub
the sun medallions on the grass
around a python and boar,
the python winding.

Through binoculars I see
the python work so slow.
The boar now knows

what I learned long ago.
To go this way
takes years.


Donal Mahoney

Searching

Someday I will find him,
and I don't think that it's you.
My jealousy must be tamed
or so quickly will it choke me.
A python wrapped around my
very inside being, my soul.
Please don't mind my tears,
for they don't mean a thing.
Have you pleasures so plenty,
while I search on for love.

Premium Member Python Refuses To Share Lunch

little coil
shiver and shake
tiny squeeze
squeak
tah dah tah dah

anaconda arrives
need any help? she asks
python hisses a warning
constricting a bit tighter

louder squeak, then silence
dinner’s eyes pop out

python smiles
not about to
share her
lunch
anaconda 
slithers away

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