Short Tomahawk Poems
Short Tomahawk Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Tomahawk by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Tomahawk by length and keyword.
Tomahawk Steak
$100 Wagyu
conspicuous consumption
starving children die...
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Categories:
tomahawk, children, food,
Form:
Senryu
How Not To Toast a Marshmallow
fire god cackling
marshmallow sacrifice charred
chief tomahawk grins...
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Categories:
tomahawk, adventure, children, fire,
Form:
Haiku
War Cry
Jack Horne
He whoops a war cry,
New tomahawk in his hand,
Earns his Brave feathers.
For Michael’s Sounds of a Cry...
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Categories:
tomahawk, native american,
Form:
Haiku
Thelonius Monk
Thelonius Monk
we must credit with the first ever Tomahawk Dunk
in between riffs
he was in no way discouraged by his occasional whiffs....
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Categories:
tomahawk, beauty,
Form:
Clerihew
Canary Ivanka
Buy your coal mine canary
From Ivanka's Canary Shop
You'll know you bought a bargain
When it does The Canary Flop
Tomahawk missile launches
Ensure a mining boom
So canary songs can linger
Like when Elvis left the room
So buy your coal mine canary
(Ivanka's are the best)
Knowing birds and colliers
Shall find eternal rest!...
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Categories:
tomahawk, bird, career, death, natural disasters, political, pollution,
Form:
Verse
We Hear Our Tam Tam Drums
Our tam tams are vibrating
to the rhythm of the hunt.
Mighty bear is in the forest
showing his angst.
His claws are large
as the tips of our spears.
His teeth are as tips of arrows,
which fly to his fur.
Tam Tams are playing,
wounded bear is roaring.
Man outsmarts him with his tomahawk,
but no one conquers the circle of life....
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Categories:
tomahawk, native american,
Form:
Verse
Chief Runs With Paws
Chief Runs with Paws was on the prowl.
His trip through the alley ended in a growl.
His war paints showed us he was at the ready.
He held the rat’s gaze, full on and steady.
Chief Runs with Paws gave the beast a chase.
He scooped him up and tore his head off with haste.
His tomahawk was not even used one bit.
The rat’s cousins and sisters pitched a royal fit....
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Categories:
tomahawk, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th
Form:
Rhyme