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Short White Tailed Deer Poems

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


Premium Member white tailed deer
a deep cough
in the thicket
i sense a deer

a quick movement
I see a splash of white
white-tailed deer...

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Categories: white tailed deer, animal,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Price Winning Rose
Hope sun at its zenith prize winning nascent blush rose white-tailed deer feasting 8/19/2018
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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: white tailed deer, rose, sun,
Form: Haiku
A Winters Field
Out in a winter’s field 
My camera takes photos 
Of white tailed deer 
Running about 

Clicking… 
As one by one 
They run off 
Into the woods 

Until… 
Out in a winter’s field 
My camera takes photos 
Of an empty winter’s field...

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© Cj Krieger  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: white tailed deer, beauty, winter,
Form: Prose
Premium Member The Oak
The oak is a most pleasant tree
She gently towers over thee
Shading everything on the ground
Inspired by small brownish round tiny acorn wee

Red squirrels claim her for their home
She provides shelter for a gnome
Blue jay senses her strength is near
Tall white tailed deer use her roughened bark as a comb

She can live for thousands of years
Letting the snow slide off in tears,
Nature's seal of mighty tree bond
Using pond as one of her fabulous mirrors....

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Categories: white tailed deer, tree,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Bambi Boom
Has anybody noticed the proliferation of white-tailed deer? Recently, there have been so many running around here. In order to obviate causing a collective bothersome fuss, they roam at night to avoid contact with Homo sapiens (that's us). Deer seem to be playing chicken when they run in front of my car. If they make contact, they certainly won't go far! I have to beep my horn to get them out of my way. Once they are gone, they can live to see another day.
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Categories: white tailed deer, animal,
Form: Rhyme




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