Poems About: FROG

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

  • 325.
    How Bird and Frog Finish Up

    All was fine in the forest.
    Sun beams glistening
    through the trees
    Stillness all around, read more »

    Sandra Dodd
  • 326.
    Frogs

    My aunt owned one dog named Linus, the other Bezel
    But her favorite animal was a frog,
    I do not know why but she had so many figures of them,
    You could jog them. read more »

    Rita Hawkins
  • 327.
    A Virtuous Frog Is No More.

    Once upon a time in a land far away,
    in the great vast wilderness I wander,
    with full assurance a beautiful princess,
    she was dressed in scarlet velvet fine. read more »

    Anthony Fry
  • 328.
    Fate *

    There once lived an olive green frog
    in the back of a half-rotten log.
    He was killed in his sleep
    well, the log wasn't deep read more »

    Herbert Nehrlich
  • 329.
    The Arrogant Frog And The Superior Bull

    Once, on a time and in a place
    Conducive to malaria,
    There lived a member of the race
    Of read more »

    Guy Wetmore Carryl
  • 330.
    The Frog In The Well

    'Welcome to this well,
    My friend, please tell
    How big is your sea-well? '
    Asked a frog in the well. read more »

    Rajaram Ramachandran
  • 331.
    The Boy Next Door

    There's a boy who lives next door;
    And this boy is just as bad
    As a boy can be; and poor!
    He's so poor it makes me sad read more »

    Madison Julius Cawein
  • 332.
    Punch Up At 'Dart Man's Aim'

    Fifteen stone and just five foot eight
    And yet he doesn't seem overweight
    Deep, deep chest and shoulders wide
    The strongest in this countryside. read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 333.
    Poor Fellows

    What it takes on this planet,
    to make love to each other in peace.
    Everyone pries under your sheets,
    everyone interferes with your loving. read more »

    Pablo Neruda
  • 334.
    Inspired by Matsuo Basho

    bamboo groove
    leaves dance and whisper
    to the moon read more »

    john tiong chunghoo
  • 335.
    The Frog and the Golden Ball

    She let her golden ball fall down the well
    And begged a cold frog to retrieve it;
    For which she kissed his ugly, gaping mouth -
    Indeed, he could scarce believe it. read more »

    Robert Graves
  • 336.
    Dumb-Dead-Frog

    Here is to a
    Dumb-Dead-Frog. read more »

    Sirpheno The Knight
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