Short Whales Poems

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


Premium Member an act called cetacean stranding

when paired
pilot whales
choose one mate for life
a monogamous linkage
survivors will beach themselves when their mate dies


Clown Acrostic Poem

C is for Cunning Clowns
L is for Laughing Llamas 
O is for Optimistic Octopus
W is for Wonderful Whales 
N is Nice Nuthatches
Form: Acrostic

The Hunter Moon

the hunter moon orange glow shine'th
spray red rays on the waves 
as big whales blow bubbles overhead 
and males fight for a mate
Form: Ballad

Whale's Home

Don't mess with whales
Ocean is home:
Whale's bed, playground
Office, business
Bathroom, resto
Ring, court, buffet
Etcetera.
Form: Other

Premium Member Reflections On Whale Watching

reflections on whale watching

humpback whales breaching 
 play on blue flowing sea swells ~
  smooth fluke prints remain
 2-17-22
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Waves Ii

surf current of waves
navy blue roads flow
salty drinks on decks

aquarium seas
whales sharks dolphins trouts
waves vehicle rides
Form: Haiku

Men

Here's an allegorical ode,
Men are sperm whales, Oh?
To titillate them, you know,
Then, thar he blows!
Sex or love, bleeped if I know!

The Blue Whales

Serene deep Ocean, 
                                  bereft of mighty waves- 
                                  wandering grey 'islets'.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member WHALES SING

May we all at least once on our lifetime
(because oh what a thrill it brings)
be blessed to be in attendance…
when a whale starts to sing.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member DAILY GRATITUDE WHALES

I will always be grateful to whales…
for one simple reason why:
The first time I saw a whale fly
I thought…
if he can do it 
so can I.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member DAILY GRATITUDE WHALES

I will always be grateful to whales…
for one simple reason why:
The first time I saw a whale fly
I thought…
if he can do it 
so can I.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Biology Class a Year Later

biology class
where sperm whales are mentioned
seventh grade snickers

no one laughed in sixth
thanks to sex education
they are getting wise

Premium Member First Green of Spring

First green of spring  


blades of grass shake thaw
breaching the surface like whales 
first spring lawn sprouting

connie pachecho

2/8/17
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Wrestling Whales

*Read note for info

WRESTLING WHALES

the palms over pool
witnesses of crass distress
waves ripple outward

Kim Rodrigues © 2017
SENRYU FORM
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Humpback Whales Song

Singers in the cold dark Atlantic Sea
Humpback whales crooning for free
Complex songs that are repeated for hours
Just one of the ocean’s mighty powers
Form: Rhyme

The Whales and Us

Blessed are the whales For people go far to keep them safe But who will save the future of mankind In a world so preoccupied with what's mine?
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Feeding the Whales

~  "       "       "     "  whales ~

When rafting across the ocean 
please don't feed the sharks

For advice on feeding whales  
~ see the above ditto marks
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Pleasure-Seeking

   Tony snails and rusty nails
     can be found near giant whales

   As for candy stripes on blue-gray dolphins
     all those I know went miniature-golfin'
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Haiku

a whales mournful cry
fades into history’s past
silent oceans weep


©5/4/2018

submitted to – haiga – haiku – theme sea – ocean – 5-7-5
sponsor – Mick Talbot
Form: Haiku

We Navigate the Sea

A pod of 
Killer whales
Navigate the sea
Fish eyes gaze at the light
From the Constellation of Hercules
Sing out, sing out, because
We found this dome of heaven

Premium Member Waning Mirror

Late in our age our options wanes in youth we can choose any fish in the sea but now they'd be --more like whales for me? 2019 September 14
Form: Imagism

Save a Poet

In addition to the slogans...
"Save The Whales,"
"Save A Tree,"
and
"Save The Oceans"

We need a new one...
"Save A Poet"

(University Of Pennsylvania: July, 2019)

Whales

What are the ocean like?
How do you traverse them?
Are they as vast as we imagine?
Long and deep are your travels
Everything you do is massive
Sometimes I even long to join you
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member ocean sound waves

Whales can communicate one hundred miles apart
Low frequency sound waves close to their heart
African elephants could hear these sounds too
But how many of them swim in the ocean blue?
Form: Rhyme

Make Way For the Dolphins and Whales

today
we don't think
therefore we are not
descartes is dead and gone
machines and computers work and think for us
our minds are shrinking, withering and decaying from lack of exercise

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