Short Water Buffalo Poems
Short Water Buffalo Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Water Buffalo by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Water Buffalo by length and keyword.
A giraffe, an Okapi and a blue wildebeest
Walked into a bar hoping to have an horde ‘ore feast
A bongo, an Asian water buffalo came in too.
I’ve decided to sneak out. How about you?
there,
cottage of my old, carefree childhood,
softly
awash in moist morning sunlight,
nestled
beneath swaying, shiny palm trees;
yonder,
knee-deep in flowing, verdant grass,
my black
water buffalo roams at will,
leisurely
feeds on freedom while on its back
a delicate,
white egret slow-dances,
its feathers
the mountain breeze romances!
If you need me
You will find me
In the mountain
Riding my water buffalo
Flowing the land
For the planting season
If you don't see me there
Go, search me in the web
I'll be there writing
These lines you read
You'll see me busy
With my hands
Too busy that I can't let it stop
While I'm still awake
If for a while I'm stuck
I'll be playing chess
With my comrades
Life is simple as that.
Life cracks me up
Throwing bricks at my face
Dodging them through the paths of the wilderness
Where the water buffalo roam
Strangers make accusations
or peek into business
Where eyes will be destroyed for piercing through sharp glass
Note to self don't ever look back
Keep pushing through raging waters
Breaking the strong current apart
To the point where grace returns to spark your enlightened poetic heart
Found a grey hair yesterday, it mighta come from the zebra.
People – tryin’ to protect us –keep getting’ closer.
One of ‘em shot Demitri when he got too close to them
as they were trying to get closer to him.
Water buffalo looks tasty…Nah, too much work.
Been waitin’ for an hour to get my hair done
Wash, Set, Die….HA, a little Lion humor.
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