Short Yeti Poems

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


Carolyn's Yeti

There was a yeti called Kippers,
Who tried to use toe nail clippers,
But his toes were too long,
And it went badly wrong,
So now he wears floral slippers.
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Snow Yeti

Will a Snow Yeti,
eat many Good and Plenty.
While sneaking up on You.
Well, that may be true.
But you'll  hear them coming.
They play the Didgeridoo.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Space Yeti

It was a red space Yeti.
Claimed crazy teddy.
They like shandy lime
on planet number nine.
Ten thousand years in time
Before his claim may be denied.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Yeti Nightmare

Yeti came down and stuck out his tongue
Ugly, black and spotted, it looked like dung.
I had bad nightmares
My formative years
For this awful memory forever clung
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Yeti

Actually saw the elusive Yeti last week At Walmart buying a new pair of skis Not at all out of place Next to an alien from space Let Yeti go first in line as survival I seeked
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Abominable Snowman Aka Bigfoot Yeti Sasquatch

The Abominable Snowman
May try to melt into obscurity,
Yeti remains a glittering star
On the ecological ladder,
After a very, very long climb.

Yes indeed:
Bigfoot is a leg-end 
In its own time!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Big-Foot

The Abominable Snowman
May try to melt into obscurity,
Yeti remains a glittering star
On the ecological ladder,
After a very, very long climb.

Yes indeed-
Big-Foot is a Leg-Eend 
In its own time!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Has Anyone Seen a Yeti Yet

Has anyone actually seen a yeti... yet? There are some who say they're a bit unsteady Though the truth is a strain Open minds must remain So no matter how outrageous, for anything I'm ready
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Big Foot

Wilderness harbors many secrets; Cryptids among the others there; Big Foot’s seen there by many. It could be half human; Some want to kill and Study Big Foot. What if it’s One of Us?
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Has Anyone Seen a Yeti

Has anyone actually seen a yeti... yetty? There are some who say these folks are a bit unsteady Though the truth is a strain Open minds must remain So no matter how outrageous, for anything I'm ready
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Has Anyone Seen A Yeti - Yet


Has anyone actually seen a yeti... yet? There are some who say these folks are a bit unsteady Though the truth is a strain Open minds must remain So no matter how outrageous for anything I'm ready
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Has Anyone Seen a Yeti

Has anyone actually seen a yeti... yeti? There are some who say these folks are unsteady Though the truth is a strain Open minds must remain So no matter how outrageous, for anything I'm ready © Jack Ellison 2016
Form: Limerick

Premium Member What Was That

what had he glimpsed? A hairy black gorilla?
He was mesmerized as he stared into the forest.
It had moved as gracefully as a ballerina, but with longer strides.
What is it? His hunting partner asked.
He shook his head. I don’t know, he lied, knowing it was a Yeti.

Yeti

Years are dragging by, without having you here;
Every fiber of my being wants you holding me near.
Through time and space, eternity, our ties shall never sever;
In these words you know my truth, "I love you Always and Forever."

*Dedicated to The Only One, R.A.B.

*'Name Poetry Contest
*Sponsored by: Brian Strand
*Entered on 9/9/25
© Talia Hill  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Name

Premium Member Yeti Howl

     A howling yeti 
     In Cincinnati!

          Does Cincinnati 
          Even have a yeti?

               It wouldn’t surprise me,
              Yeti’s a hobo, you see. 


Headline News:
12/23/2025
Mysterious noise echoes across Cincinnati neighborhoods for weeks 
12/25/2025
From yetis to railyards: Possible lead emerges for strange noise in Cincinnati

Premium Member The Peaceful Yeti

By Joseph Christopher Liguori and Robert James Liguori

The waves broke and the sun shone,
As he walked on the beach alone.

Abandoning the shore and heading towards the trees,
The leaves remained still in the calmness of the breeze.

Not a sound could be heard from above or below,
While he made his homeward stroll, ever so slow.

Upon reaching his abode, he clambered into bed,
Closing his eyes, he reminisced of what nature said.

Friday, October 1, 2021
Form: Couplet

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