Poems About: HUNTING

In this page, poems on / about “hunting” are listed.

  • 85.
    An April Night

    The fox is hunting on the mountain there's no mistaking his wild cry
    And the full moon is silently stealing it's way through the Autumn night sky
    The boobook owl on the moonlit acacias utters forth his distinctive mopoke call
    On a calm night in early April in the prime of the southern Fall read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 86.
    Meet the hunter.

    Meet the hunter.
    Oh, the day past and the sun disappear,
    Night come and is time to put on the mask,
    Hunger and ready to go hunting, read more »

    see fee lee
  • 87.
    Beware of the poem hunter

    I am the poem hunter
    on the prowl for rhyme
    hunting out verse
    I do it all the time. read more »

    Kevin Halls
  • 88.
    A Shot

    There was a shot,
    A shot fleeing through the dark night,
    And all around was still
    For fear of being found read more »

    Clover West
  • 89.
    Duck! Don't Stick Your Neck Out

    How many quacks does a quack quack quack
    before he ducks for fish?
    How many ducks does a quack quack duck
    before his fish is fished? read more »

    David Taylor
  • 90.
    Is it hunting you

    At dead of night, when the moon is full
    it prowls across the moor.
    Its fangs are bared, its eyes throb red.
    What is it hunting for? read more »

    ryan obrien
  • 91.
    Master

    Master went a-hunting,
    When the leaves were falling;
    We saw him on the bridle path,
    We heard him gaily calling. read more »

    Arthur Conan Doyle
  • 92.
    The Breeding Season Of The Spur Winged Plovers

    The spur winged plovers breed in depths of Winter
    And in the night you often hear them cry
    Perhaps they scream at fox who is out hunting
    As in the darkness he goes prowling by? read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 93.
    Above The Wide Brown Country

    Above the wide brown country in the gray evening sky
    A black shouldered kite out hunting he hover as he fly
    With quivering wings it hover suspended there in space
    Scanning the ground for small prey it hangs in the one place. read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 94.
    knife man

    Knife Man
    I see most days the thin man who always carries a document map
    that appears as slim as him. He has a distant look in his face like he
    lives in a world of his own, and we pass each other like shadows in read more »

    oskar hansen
  • 95.
    The Gardener LXIX: I Hunt for the Golden Stag

    I hunt for the golden stag.
    You may smile, my friends, but I
    pursue the vision that eludes me.
    I run across hills and dales, I wander read more »

    Sir Rabindranath Tagore
  • 96.
    A Night In Late Autumn

    The sky is dark the countryside is quiet
    But the spur winged plovers cry out in the night
    Above their territory they call and fly
    Perhaps the hunting fox is prowling by. read more »

    Francis Duggan
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