Poems About: SNAKE

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

  • 37.
    The Snake -new-

    Once upon a time while under a tree

    I looked up to find a snake looking at me read more »

    Randy Crossette
  • 38.
    Poor Frogs.

    The story of Poor Frogs:

    Once there was a lake that was the haven of the frogs
    Frogs which were bothered by the snakes and the dogs read more »

    Ellias Anderson C.A ( Known as captain A)
  • 39.
    Eyes Of The Snake

    Into the snake's eyes I looked deeply within
    I saw not hate or evil or any deadly sin
    I saw fear and terror from a creature that wanted to survive
    And all that it wanted to do was just to stay alive read more »

    Randy McClave
  • 40.
    1. the real snake is twisting in the mouth

    poor snake
    life is equal so god says
    but look at the snake
    look at the snake.. read more »

    john tiong chunghoo
  • 41.
    Snakes

    Snakes, snakes, snakes.
    Gigantic and fat,
    How much can I take?
    Their not as friendly as a cat. read more »

    Dekema Andrews
  • 42.
    The Crane And The Snake

    The crane spreads its wings
    while the snake coils to strike
    both have great agility
    and flamboyance when they fight read more »

    White Tiger
  • 43.
    (004) A Snake In My Garden

    One night I was in charge of the house
    When my parents had gone out side
    I was having loads of fun
    With the radio blaring and paper planes that glide read more »

    Risha Ahmed (12 yrs)
  • 44.
    Venom

    A thief who was the sworn
    Enemy of the beautiful animals
    Who wanted to fast track his
    Own early release from prison went read more »

    BanishedFairy (a.k.a ngaka motaung)
  • 45.
    Eye Ssstrain

    An old snake went to see the doc,
    Hissing that he could not see well.
    So taking some glasses from stock,
    Doc fitted the snake, then did tell read more »

    Ima Ryma
  • 46.
    Ballad Of Jingle Jangle Jim (Fun Poem 32)

    This is the ballad of Jingle Jangle Jim,
    the bravest man there has ever been.
    Jingle Jangle was walking through a wooded jungle one day,
    when from a bush he heard a maiden call out in distress. read more »

    David Harris
  • 47.
    The Snake & The Apple

    The snake and the apple is a sorry tale to tell,
    Adam was wandering in the Garden of Eden,
    Feeling bored, for he had been created,
    A day or so before, and he wanted a lover, read more »

    Paula Glynn
  • 48.
    Snake

    Snake,
    Help me through
    the times,
    When I don't know read more »

    Kyrsten Gaddis
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