Short Rutting Poems

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


Premium Member Rutting Bison

the hurl
high twirl

a bull
force full

a pic
got sick

missed car
to spar

in state
aimed straight

the hurl
high twirl

lot views
on news

a bull
forceful

a scene
quite keen

granddad
hurt bad

still good
withstood
Form: Footle


Fertile Spring

Lover #1

cherry tree blossoms
sweet scented perfume distilled
your lush fruit revealed
  
  Lover #2

rutting buck rattles  
virile stag catches sweet scent
drifts through fertile fronds
nubile does snuggle closer
suitor fondles coy lover
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Autumn

Warm days and cold nights a clash of bucks rutting wild snowflakes scent the wind. Autumn paints the leaves cascading colors tumble crimson carpets stone. Ripe for Halloween an eery pumpkin patch gleams the moon glows orange. Written Oct.21, 2015 for "Autumn Haiku - Poetry Contest".
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Nature At Its Darwinian Best

Dare challenge me? 
Then be my guest …

The stags enter into a jousting quest,
No time now for antlers to rest,
The challenger locks his horny crest,
With focused stare and forceful zest,
A testosterone and power fest,
Nature at its Darwinian best.

Into the gene-pool 
He wished to invest,
Can he suceed,
Survive this test?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Our Days Are As Sand

Life, an hourglass, Where days are sand. God holds each grain, In outstretched hand. We strive to adapt, To life's ebb and flow. And each falling grain, Causes gait to slow. Often, during aging, Time is rutting our face. Even pigment in our hair, Time will replace. Such will be life, Till our last grain falls. That day cometh, When the Sand Master calls.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric


House of Shouts

Underclass ; a running box that middles
                  the center of a (not)living room.

Kidney table; an African girl beams
                   down into the smoke
                   an ashtray of burnt souls.

Faces full of thin beer admire
                   the box lights of the estate,
                   double binds, grins, hopless rutting.

Far ; the black flat of fields
       owls and air, silence.

Like Zen In Her Old Age

Like Zen in Her Old Age 

 

Like Zen in her old age,  

she moves as calm water 

with the slow metabolism 

of ancient stones and redwoods. 

  

toiling like the slow rutting 

of running water through rocks. 

With finger to wrist,  

she feels the tide ebb and flow in her pulse,  

  

And within the ice age of an eye blink 

she lives through the millennia 

moving at the pace 

of the slow creep of continents 

  

as she steps back into history.

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