Animal Sound Poems | Examples

These Animal Sound poems are examples of Sound poems about Animal. These are the best examples of Sound Animal poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberA WATER WEBBING CONCERT

A WATER WEBBING CONCERT 

Went down to the lake.
The air was filled with quacking: 
Such peaceful streaming:-


Premium MemberThe Way of Public Debate Today

  
        	Politeness, Manners, Civility
                Empathy, Decency, Dignity
                have all given way
    
                   to oinks, squeals and brays
                   Vulgarity carries the day

Premium MemberThe Lure of the Chase

  	       The lure of the chase
                 crisp fresh autumnal morn
               Ah, for a hunt like this man was born

               Dogs point their ears
                  bugles’ blares cut through the air
               Leaves crackle underfoot
                  the prey in their scents, almost there

               The first volley of gunpowder’s heard
               From the front issue forth triumphant words
                  midst swirls and eddies of blood ~ a life not spared

Premium MemberWhat's that Sonny?

A frog in the throat says there's frog in the air.
No wonder I can't see anywhere!
A horse voice has a long face.  
No wonder he lost the race.
Whenever throat animals mumbo, 
they cook a jumbled word gumbo. 
So, let's get this straight - 
please enunciate.

Premium MemberPlatypus Takes a Licking

  
     The other day I saw a platypus
     Licking the feathers of a real-live goose
 	 Goose honked something fierce
         Platypus’ heart pierced
     Tomorrow it’ll smell a north woods moose


Premium MemberCanine games

Boundless energy of furry fun
Playful banter over the sound of waves
Beachside folly of august sunshine



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 3rd place 2025

Premium MemberLullaby of the Wolf

Day is done and night now comes;
flowers fade and birds sleep.
Hear the wolf, he sings a love song;
through the darkness deep.
Hear the shadows weave their lullaby;
weave a soft melody.
As you dream, they sing their gentle song;
sing for you and for me.

As the day fades, and night begins;
let your dreams arise.
Watch as the starlight dances along
through the midnight skies.
Hear a howl at the silver moon begin;
hear them cry so mournfully.
As you dream, you'll hear them gently sing;
sing for you and for me.

Premium MemberSad Tuesday

Without making a single sound, 
a ball of yarn, my cat unwound. 
Meanwhile, my dog had more to say, 
whiling away the gray Tuesday. 
Barking loudly, he buried a bone.
I whispered sadly on the phone.

Premium MemberBreak of Dawn


Morning glory bud
Begins to unfurl. 
An Eagle flies high 
In the morning sky. 
Aspen leaves rustle,

Stirred by the wind. 
Hope floats above 
Feeling refreshed,
Joy swirls within. 

Rooster crows,
Raven caws, 
Risers yawn

Coffee 
Bacon.  

Eggs.

Premium MemberTwosomes

Owloysius met Owllison and they fell in love.
Their wedding was a hoot and a holler!

Owlice told Owlan she wanted to wed.
He said, “No! I don’t give a hoot about THAT!”

Owlex hid from her at the hootenanny
as Owlyssa checked every nook ‘n cranny.

Premium MemberEt tu, Hunter - aka Back to Bambi

       To keep his mind off his father's woes
          Hunter became a Trumper

       Soon his left foot started drumming
          ~ It 'mis-heard' he was a ‘Thumper’

Premium MemberSing A New Song

Psalms 96:1 (KJV) “O sing unto the LORD a new song: sing unto the LORD, all the earth.” Seas of twittering, Tweets, gentle as noon, Melodious uprising from the nest. Colors like wildfire, glowing hues, Erasing the morning mist, Seas of twittering. Songbirds risking twilight, Before fireflies reveal the music, Tweets, gentle as noon. Listening, songs climb Into the morning skies, Melodious uprising from the nest.

Premium MemberPat

Rat-a-tat and pit-a-pat!
‘Pon my word!
Pit-a-pat and rat-a-tat!

It’s a bird –
A woodpecker knocking!
Loudest I’ve heard!

His noise shocking!.
Thrashing the habitat.
His visage mocking.

Premium Memberrecognizing sound of a car door

I am feeling watched Goldie confided to Diamond Blue.
I don’t know about that, but the humans are long overdue.
The humans don’t worry me said Flash, the other goldfish.
I am worried about those furry ones, she said with a swish.

Diamond Blue’s eyesight was not good, so he was not worried.
The two cats watching jumped down and promptly scurried.
When they heard a car door slam, for they were not supposed to be
Anywhere near the goldfish bowl, so said the boss, Grandma Lee.

Premium MemberSee its Tail Wag

  Even after a day of fun
    Sunday night can be a drag

  I’d like to see its tail wag

   all bubbly, perky, eager
   like a woodland beaver

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