Tortoise Poems - Poems about Tortoise

...The ungrateful Birthday gal 1.Tap, tap, tap, I watch the wax melt from my birthday candle. Decorations, people, music and cake; Cynthia helped with the food, and Elcilia to bake. I wore ......Read the rest...

...Deadly sins 1. Strange, I can't recall if I had breakfast yesterday, I can remember what kind of pollens made you sneeze twice that Tuesday. If only you knew how many times I cal......Read the rest...

...Went for a hike at a nature preserve And followed the trail with each lake-hugging curve. The sun dappled through as it lit up the trees As we stepped over roots, not once skinning our knees. ......Read the rest...

...What happened to storytelling The late-night gatherings Around flames where stories of old Were being told? What happened to those folk songs Tales of the tortoise and the spider That taught ......Read the rest...

...A rage at air Poem Lionel Derbyshire A rage at air .. The fly, the sparrow, the ostrich in air collision goes .. Why all the rage .. Fly asked the sparrow Your temper is full of bad anger ......Read the rest...

... Three coins tossed at once; each coin is given a value of 2 or 3, depending upon whether it is tails or heads, respectively. Six such tosses make the hexagram. Some fortune-tellers use an......Read the rest...

...O child of Mother Africa The tortoise is still on the road Realities cannot hold, dreams dying Hopes turn to ashes every day Cry O Ghana, O Ghana Rich and green Nation Shame and poverty clot......Read the rest...

...Flimsy faerie rode her pet tortoise on the tips of falling leaves Dancing and hopping as joyful and excited as you please Trake, the tortoise loved having his best friend on his back They tumbled ......Read the rest...

...Tic-Tok Oh me, oh my, How time keeps tick-tocking by! Each year shaves pounds of days off the next.And Unburdened, it races on,faster and faster yet. We say,"Wasn't it yesterday or maybe jus......Read the rest...

... A giant road is emerging. My sandy path is ready to be swallowed. Gambol, amble, ramble, saunter, stride… My way knows a variety of my gaits. This is a stamped path in my gene as an elep......Read the rest...

... the tortoise-shaped cloud as tall as a skyscraper and a half as wide floats slowly across blue sky with no hare-shaped cloud to race patchy cloudy sky with shapely stories to tell hare-br......Read the rest...

... "I have seen and heard the vibrancy of dreams, and the way of the crossings-through the ills and through the barriered things." A fleeting spark that perceives, I, have s......Read the rest...

...Staring out the window Shall my princess arrive around thy corner as she graced before pondering with a steadfast gaze Reluctant to depart as the Hare begins to wither the Tortoise in stride ......Read the rest...

... “A Tortoise and Hare decide to race. The hare is so confident in the lead that he naps while the tortoise keeps going to win.” Aesop’s Fable Learning from their practical contest H......Read the rest...

...Groundhog day 2024 or Forty one days since 2023 Winter Solstice Rather than be a day late and dollar short, I opted to post poem acknowledging the second of February, where eponymous ground......Read the rest...