Short Shark Poems

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


Premium Member Shark

Deadly predator beneath the waters mouths in carriage of sharp saws swift and strong, crazy for blood.
Form: Haiku


Shark Jaws Bite Down

I haven't seen you in quite awhile

Bit I see you are still scaring the
shark's away

By dipping your toes into the sea

Great

Premium Member Mark the Shark

There once was a gambler named Mark
At cards he was somewhat a shark
	he missed his cue
	lost his juju
Now he sleeps in a public park
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lark and the Shark

There was a lady named Lark
she was afraid of the dark
she switched on a light
and much to her fright
she licked the face of a shark!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member S H a R K

S-Smells blood for miles
H-Hot foots it to the area
A-Arrives famished and ready for action
R-Ready to eat carnage
K-Kills by instinct
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member The Great White

I effortlessly propel through the water
beating my flukes
smaller less worthy fish scram
make themselves scarce 
terrified of the Great White
Me

Surfing the Gold Coast

Great White Sharks are a Gold Coast wonder
Though crocodiles may steal their thunder
But all surfers know
It is time to go 
When kangaroos line up Down Under
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Jami

Jaws of a shark, a ferocious bite,
Always protecting with all their might.
My teddy bear holds me through the night,
In my garden, orchids and daffodils fill with light.
Form: Name

Premium Member Shark Outsmarts Me Again Today

Cat’s shots were scheduled at noon today
Shark stayed out of sight, completely away.
Came prancing back home at five o’clock
Vet’s office closed for the day and duly locked.
cat
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Untitled

there was a young man from Altoona
who went to the ocean to catch tuna
the boat lurched to starboard
he was flung overboard
and he met a shark that was out to catch humans
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Limerick Shark

The limerick shark’s on the prowl - dum dum
His face in a permanent scowl - dum dum
For his next role in Jaws,
he demands a food clause;
Amityville tourists taste foul - dum dum
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Shark In the Soup

In my soup I could have sworn I saw a shark.
Swimming in roux that was rather dark.
But to my relief,
the fin a bay leaf.
Now I wear glasses before each meal I start.





12/27/18
Form: Limerick

Shark Fin

There are the days
When everything seems fine,
But on the calm water
There is a shark fin.
Just like you,
Smiling at me,
It could possibly mean
That am dramatically wrong.

2 June 2022

Premium Member Great White Shark

Has three thousand jagged teeth to kill prey
Smells blood in the water three thousand miles away
Great white’s keen smell
Sniffs human as well
This salty sweet fragrance can brighten his day
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Shark

 Stealthy, deadly hunter
 Swiftly moves beneath waves
 Searching for its next meal
 Swimmers become its prey
 Surfers are attacked too
 Sharp teeth cut like razor
 So beware of those Jaws!!
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
sea
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member She Really Wanted that Selfie

She really wanted that selfie
Her relatives said
But now of course
The silly girl was dead

You do not get a selfie in a shark’s mouth said Mr Uncooth
The last thing you see is his giant tooth

Premium Member The Great Whites Super Power

The great white is hiding low in the bowels of the ocean
Gloating at his ability to smell blood for a mile
Not wanting to brag, but loving his keen nose
Giving him a preview of what he might be eating

Shark

Slow sways, it meanders ~
Sandy spotted mammoth
Sieving the shallow sea…
Still that dorsal fin fear!
Some jaws don’t bite or bark
Such is deep’s largest fish…
Sized gape, my whale shark awe ~

(3/27/22)
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member A Shark Is Lurking

There's a shark lurking in the soup they say
With sharp teeth ready to strike any day
Our pens remain our best weapons
No matter what the shark threatens
We will just write more to send him away

12/27/18
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Shark Soup Du Jour

"Hey, Waiter!  There's a shark doing the backstroke in my soup du jour!"

"I wouldn't worry too much about it sir!  He won't eat much of it for sure!"

Entry for Anthony Slausen's "Shark In The Soup" Contest
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Shark In the Soup

His fin is at play in my soup... Afraid!
He’ll nibble my fingers and bod with blade!
Ordered the big bowl —
I’ve no self-control.
The waiter will consider check unpaid.

12/26/2018

Sponsor: Anthony Slausin
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Baby Shark: My Revised Version

Baby shark, voh dee oh doh
Baby shark, voh dee oh doh
Baby shark, voh dee oh doh
Baby shark, voh dee oh doh

Momma shark, voh dee oh doh
Momma shark, voh dee oh doh
Momma shark, voh dee oh doh
Momma shark, voh dee oh doh.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member shark

tall fin terrifies
people screaming now
bedlam at the beach
teenagers running
people are screaming

terrifying
horrifying
chilling nightmare
great white sighted

enormous
unwelcome
visitor

gnawing
jawing

shark

Premium Member My Pet Shark

My Pet Shark


I took my pet shark to the swimming pool

To help him learn to swim.

Now my swimming instructor’s missing,

No one has heard from him.


03/04/19

Contest 'Make me actually laugh'

by Nina Parmenter
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Shark Tongue Stone Heart-

All the words from my Father edify when we uses it in His "order" white SPIRTE SHARK TONGUE and so stone hearts concrete such uses it in such "order"
2/28/23 written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2023©
Form: Sedoka

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