Short Zookeeper Poems
Short Zookeeper Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Zookeeper by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Zookeeper by length and keyword.
little hands reach out
young giraffe is just hungry
zookeeper panics
little hands petting
zookeeper hands son lettuce
all three are happy
Funny memories contest
January 17, 2022
Categories:
zookeeper, animal, kid,
Form:
Haiku
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He loves to keep them all well fed
his mantra is always quip and trim
early to rise and early to bed
but Ali, well he loves to sleep in
Categories:
zookeeper, creation,
Form:
Rhyme
No matter a man's call or profession
He must use all the proper protection
Ask the zookeeper why
For he lost his left eye
When the elephant got an ********
Made for Bawdy
Poetry II Contest on
6/29/14
Categories:
zookeeper, animal, humorous,
Form:
Limerick
Lookin' after pests
Keepin' a CLOSE eye on 'em
"Those wild animals!"
Roamin' around zoo
Searchin' for sneaky monkey
Hidin' in a tree
Zookeeper gets mad
"Where's Marty, the smartypants!?"
"He TOOK my cage keys!"
Categories:
zookeeper, adventure, animal, confusion, courage, fear, funny, imagination,
Form:
Haiku
The zoo zebra had zero zest for his zombie like zoo life
But, was very zealous to zone out and count his zany stripes
Appearing to be very Zen to visitors passing by
At his zenith, he would zoom free upon the plains
Now he just zigzags around his tiny pen
Looking for zucchini snacks the zookeeper left for him
Categories:
zookeeper, loss, solitude,
Form:
Alliteration
If your second name is file
don't call your son Peter
If horse whispers spoke louder
would the horses not be trained sooner
Save pounds in batteries by only
putting them in the clock when you want to know the time
Make a trip to the zoo more exciting
by dressing as a zookeeper
carrying a gun
and ask people if the have seen a lion
Categories:
zookeeper, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
She is a fabulous fox, his zookeeper brother said.
Jason had been fooled before, so he ignored him.
I cannot date her myself, she is my co-worker said Fred.
He’s probably talking about a real fox said cousin Jim.
But then the fabulous fox entered the hall.
She was so beautiful, she made both men swoon.
She’s truly something, kind, a living doll.
Introduce me said Jason, who felt effects of the moon.
Categories:
zookeeper, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 8th
Form:
Rhyme