Haiku Poems About Crocodile | Crocodile Haiku Poems

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Crocs open jaw waits
Posing in murky water
Statuesque for bait~

though croc may look sad
lying alone on river bank
eating life brings joy

Brian Johnston
July 12, 2015

Poet's Notes:
In the Malaysian language and culture, the phrase "land crocodile" is commonly used to describe a "playboy."

His steps are heavy
Yet he is invisible
The panic sets in

Take him for a walk
Leave him some where safe and sound
To find his own way

The grey, dreary, day
Sputtering and spurting now
Big crocodile tears

Children frockling
Sunshine, blue gums, Billabong
Crocodile lurking. 


 Billabong: A streambed filled with water only in the rainy season

The sky’s face goes pale
as rock-like crocodile tears
fall and bounce around.

hanky to dry eye
I join the thick drift
mourning my foe's death

Damsel in distress,
she plays him like a fiddle-
They're crocodile tears.

J-aguar is hungry, 
A-ttacking the crocodile, 
Y-es, he has killed him.

Topic: Birthday of Jay Esmele (February 25)
Form: Acrostic Haiku

nose above water
we think hes a floating log
green crocodile

he is seventy
surviving in saltwater
largest ones alive

unforgiving cold 
with crocodile-like bite force ~
can't shake off it's grip