Short Rainforest Poems
Short Rainforest Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Rainforest by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Rainforest by length and keyword.
You’ll find the Pademelon
Beneath the rainforest trees
As they hop in search of food
In the cool of the evening breeze
Form:
Green Trees to calm our nerves.
Fresh Air to sooth our lungs.
Dampness to cool our heads
and Comfort to fuel our tongues.
timber ~ echoes loud
silent treetop in the clouds
crashes from its shroud
By
David Kavanagh
Rainforest Blues
flora and fauna,
rainforest teeming with life -
hungry bulldozers
I looked around the room, across length and breadth. I looked around the room, I found the most stupid man and I gave him my heart
Form:
The Black Widow Spider meets;
And by the strength of its teeth,
And the end of its long leg's feet...
It defeats.
prehensile primate
swinging through the canopy
what a gripping tale
Hi-ku 2 contest 15/12/2020
Sponsored by Brian strand
Sumatran orange
flares in the rainforest
orangutans glow
June 29, 2020
contest: Strand's Completely New 3
sponsor: Brian Strand
clearing rainforests
remorseless profiteering
Mother Earth's face scared
resources raped and pillaged
smoke reaches the distant stars
Grateful
The bird in the cage sits,
and sometimes sings.
On Sunday he gets let out.
That is the best day.
The cat is at church.
in the rain forest
whip-like tendrils spiral trees
racing to the sun
25/09/18
'haiku in the tropics' contest sponsored by Julia Ward
Mother Nature is our life force
as it supplies us with our life source
and all humans need to enforce
that Mother Nature is our only resource
lumberjacks fell on their knees
when the woods ran out of trees
no thought to give in
and after a spin
were soon modeling dickies.
delightful palm oil
puts orangutan at risk
barren land of shame
Creatures
Geckos far cry about
Geckos close hide about
Unknown creatures veiled by sight
Not the sense of hearing
With-out worry of discovery.
No greater shadow than ferns teeth
Sheltering the infant saplings underneath,
The same soil where strangling vines sleep
What the forest grows, also reaps
Green trees in winter
Are like water in deserts.
The green oasis
Provides hope for the spring and
Homes for Gods’ other children.
we being aware...means
we are time-ware...meaning
we wear a 'where-ness'...whenever
we who...why's-which what?...when
we knead a...'some-how'
stans sand
his eyes as we stroll
to the rainforest café. . .
bright flowers float by
for Line Gauthier's Bite Size Poem No.4 Poetry Contest
Jaguar might!
Jaguar night!
Eyes in front:
Kill is swift.
Leaf slight rustle,
Mud impressed.
Noiseless quiet;
Distant glimpse.
We keep on digging up our planet
because we keep on breeding on our granite
as our planet is been dug up for profit
but it is profit, that is destroying our planet
goliath frog throws his tummy around
rainforest is where he is often found
snapping up shellfish blue
consuming littler frogs too
slurping up insects with nary a sound
Quetzal
Queen of the rainforest
Quaffed in neon or gold
Quick to zoom through jungles
Quivering calls for mates
Quiet, shy, dancing tails
Quirky nests in treetops
Quetzal, cloud forest charm
Tired waters push their way through rocks
rocks hugged by rotting ivy's green
green surrounds the wild forest's stream,
stream flows calm, through places unknown...
11/6/15
Visual 2
Now that
we’ve processed
the whales
on their gurney
and salvaged
some profit
from rainforest trees,
maybe it’s
time we stab
forks in our ice cream,
turn cones
of attrition on you & me.