Short Tiger Poems

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


Tiger Moth

Its not
So hard
For the
Tiger moth
To see
The light
In this flame
Remember that
You are golden
You are still gold


Premium Member The White Tiger

White with wonder, I stay locked
When it thunders, I lay shocked!

People all around me flocked,
But everyday I fell mocked!
Form: Rhyme

Paper Tiger, Paper Moon

Paper tiger,
Good afternoon
Staring at
The paper moon
Lurking at
The water’s edge,
Capturing the
Beautiful origami bird

' the Pied Piper and the Tiger ... ' 67th Senryu

‘ The Pied Piper and The Tiger … ’  67th  Senryu



 Both:  The Pied Piper
The Lady Or The Tiger …
Readers Picks … Either …
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Challenge To the Face

miniature tiger, all-knowing beast fresh from heaven
His giant amber eyes intimidate face
which will have to meet this challenge


Quiet Justice

your tiger can snore
through the wayside and justice
her aether will be


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • August 10–16, 2026)
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Tiger Tribute

bravery symbol
power and ferocity
jungle predator

distinct paws and stripes
shes used by many sports teams
often flashing teeth
Form: Senryu

the silly tiger

Once a tiger ate a clown,
then wondered from town to town.
in her lace frock frilly,
she acted so silly,
and never once wore a frown.
© Markus Jay  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Old Tiger

The old tiger, perhaps
Fat and strong a long time ago,
Looks subdued. He barely
Moves his head,
As flies land proudly
On his nose and ears.

Blue Bird

This lovely bird!
Have you seen him 
At your window?
Have you  heard?
His sweet singing in forests
Not babbling! To you
Spill the beans.

Confronting Your Tiger

There comes a time
When one must turn
And face their tiger.

If you cannot confront
Your tiger without fear,
The tiger will own your soul.

The Tiger

.                         My stripes are jet black
                    The orange flame surrounds me
                                I am beautiful
Form: Haiku

Writing Through Tiger Woods 2-Contest Clerihew--

Clerihew—

WRITING THRU TYGER WOODS

Tiger,Tiger, burning bright--
Man of iron , get it right.
If temptation‘s in your face
Putt a caddy in your place.
Form: Clerihew

Distant Woods Tiger Woods Clerihew

DISTANT WOODS  Tiger Woods Saga Cont

Tiger ‘s rated number two--the sports world boldly told
McIllroy is Rory ing through the distant Woods turned old.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Tigger Tyburn

bouncing trouncing flouncing pouncing Tiggers: bouncing, trouncing synergy of pure flouncing, pouncing energy
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tyburn

Premium Member puffed pastry is his favorite meal

Tiger is pondering his choices.
The female looks tasty, but the man looks puffy
Puffed pastry is his favorite meal
He makes a dash toward the big guy

Form: Diamante

Tiger Woods Continues

Tiger, tiger don’t be sad
Last week Rory beat you bad
Now you both really look green
World cup holes are really mean.

oct 30 2012

Victoria Anderson-Throop
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Tiger Lily

A gentle flowering Tiger Lily shines
Brightly in the sun to the end
Of time captured in a moment so fine
When a broken heart can mend

Heidi Sands

7/6/17
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member There Was a Young Tiger

There was a young tiger from Goodnight,
A fighter without any good fight,
Along came a lass,
In the guise of an ass,
And the tiger, a biter, was bit right.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Tiger

No words

Need be said..

If uttered will

Be swept aside

By the tiger

Which scares away

All interference 

With flooding

Peals of laughter...

Premium Member tigers in Bandhavgarh National Forest

Fifty wild tigers roaming around
In an underground cave I never found
Calling Bandhavgarh National Forest their home
A place I hope to never get lost in or roam
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Chuck Your Manners In the Ocean

Pardon me, Excuse me, I'm sorry
     Don't say these words on a safari
       Lions will eat you
       A tiger will too
     Real soon you'll look like calamari
Form: Limerick

Untitled #334 / Swan Tiger

“How do you spell your last name?”
“Zwanziger. It’s like Swan Tiger,
but with Z’s instead of S’s and T’s”
Ah! Swan Tiger! Swan Tiger!
This will be my first novel.

Premium Member The Donkey vs The Tiger

Hold on to your many stripes Before you blow out your pipes I can hear you loud and clear Stop acting so cavalier Cool off then ride on one of the bikes
Form: Limerick

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