Insect Poems | Examples of Insect Poetry

late spring so I spy a fly goes by he wheezing buzzing in mine ear ~ so I swat at him and then say hey what's up, yo me don't stink what's up ~ buzzing in mine ear no stinky here...Read the rest...

This caterpillar Fell out the tree Fell out the tree Fell out the tree This caterpillar Fell out the tree Now he can’t see ...Read the rest...

coccinellidae happiness personified smiling with delight ...Read the rest...

This poet has most incorrectly checked The little box which indicates "insect." This poem, I therefore flatly reject. I sharply reproach the writer. A spider, never an insect, was. I say this insistently because,...Read the rest...

The spider, a wicked web, does weave, But he doesn’t do this to deceive. He just wants a pleasant place to walk After putting on ev’ry shoe and sock....Read the rest...

Oh, what a lovely web we dost weave When first we practice to deceive. What, on our next try, we conceive Is too much B.S. to believe....Read the rest...

Two of them are for the steering wheel; To drive unsafely is to be a heel. One is to make penciled calculations; To make missteps is to spoil relations. Two more make amorous advances; Based on calculations, he...Read the rest...

Drooping petals of ermine white mark end of winter days. Then there follows the purple bright of first saffron displays. Our world of dismal grey departs as comes the colour show to raise the spirit of our hearts by bringing warming...Read the rest...

Six dogs die And one guy cries the dogs are not political Oh! My, My, Don’t you know? Deaths are always political Be it mosquitoes or a martyr Someone’s always there to take credit to call them pest or bravehearts to declare them something to...Read the rest...

a Red Admiral in garden's scented grounds wings open and closed cherry blossom breezes blows gate open and closed...Read the rest...

You say you caught a miserable cold, child, And mother won’t let you play? “When dawn drifts into enchanted meadows” Is just the tale for you today! The silent meadow comes alive at dawn With the songs of a hundred...Read the rest...

Brush off your ant bites. Blind eye the hornets sting. Gone so long with ways of violence. Creatures having done nothing wrong. But it’s fine “they aren’t important”. Legs or wings or hair you just can’t bare. Squash and flush because...Read the rest...

I sat and watched as it continually banged it's head into the window pane, that fly. My cat sits on the cill and swipes out at the fly as it buzzes around his head, But he missed...Read the rest...

"Zzzzzzz!" goes a bothersome bee up close, yet so Eerily s t i l l was the meditating Tibetan monk; Nothing seems to faze him in a trance-like state. ...Read the rest...

It's been a long time since the cicadas rumbled. History books say 'twas eighteen hundred and three When war struck the trees where bees sometimes bumbled. The seventeen and thirteen boys couldn't agree. The horror of those days can't...Read the rest...