Poems About: TIGER

We're like two tigers on a tightrope
facing off
yet holding out hope
that both survive read more »

Tigers roar,
In my mind,
An echo of a sacrosanct religion,
Lost to the ages. read more »

even leaf could not deny lefty
back nine relentless charge
collared prestigious green jacket
for the third time in his carrer read more »

Goddess Durga

Astride on her tiger
in menstrual throes read more »

When a tiger chases you,
You are driven to run,
Not faster than the tiger,
But faster than the last runner. read more »

There once was a tiger who purred
When his brothers, more dastardly, gurred.
Now he's only a mat,
As proof positive that read more »

Tiger thrives by fight.
Deer does by flight.
If tiger or deer, be as you are.
Both ways you can survive. read more »

You won’t comprehend him, golf eludes you
Boxing art thou, move quick
Now is not the time, try though, try read more »

What a spider can do
I can not do
I am not a spider
What a tiger can do read more »

Tiger and tigress
And they are in the forest
What they are doing
I can not say the best. read more »

You can see today also
Tribute to tiger
Is not necessary
It is just your illusion read more »

A purr of a tiger
May be intimate,
May please you
like nothing else. read more »