Poems About: TIGER

What a dragon is Tibet?
Spirituality raises its trees
from the soil fertile.
Its culture emits breezes read more »

When the tigers will bring their carcasses and poop their waste matters; they expect others to clean it for them.
Of course the tigers don’t know how to the clean their surroundings.
They only know how to lick their own furs. read more »

By nature blessed well bestowed maturity, still in full gleam
Righteously proud in earned reared stripes of self-esteem
Like knight flashes blackened brown Albion in heavy mail
In tundra to temperate forest mastered savvy, head to tail. read more »

Behold the tiger's face up close,
With all its deep-etched lines.
Like charcoal ridges by his nose,
How clearly each defines. read more »

A Glossa in honour of William Blake.

The Tiger read more »

I walked with a tiger,
In his own maimed pace
And I found myself
Spineless, read more »

Two tigers took their ease at last,
Companions to a fault,
Yet now the hunt and feast had past
They called things to a halt... read more »

you speak of tigers
and you define it not of its colors or shape or form
but of its shadow
this tiger that lies soundlessly between the read more »

from St. Ambrose

He fears the tiger standing in his way.
The tiger takes its time, it smiles and growls. read more »

Man is like a tiger that is ready to attack
And he attacks when he is mad
Because he is full of rage and anger inside of him
But inside of him he has the tiger's blood read more »

Like a powerful mighty tiger
Thy hunger piercing through mine eyes
As I am planning my move
Feeling the heat on the the back of your neck read more »

I am a tiger in a cage
Pacing up and down
Trying hard to stem my rage
Growling with a scowl and frown read more »