Best Birds Of A Feather Poems

At night the Whip-Poor-Will sings
A frantic lover's tune Whip-Poor-Will Whip-Poor-Wil
At dawn the Dove's coo coo _soft peace surely brings
Then the Roosters in their chorus appeal
Singing...

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Jeff Kyser
Andrea Dietrich 

Jeff Kyser is my kind of mind, 
His humor sense witty and wide -
So often frenetic 
But deep and poetic -
Loose...

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seabird flock squabbles
on safe peninsula shore
it beggars belief...

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Mind cannot comprehend, it finds it strange,
when ignorance reigns in human exchange.
Wonder if some people will ever change,
or wish to remain in the firing range.

I...

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oh, let me tell you a twisted tale . . . 

of robin hood and a merry band of followers
but my story does not take...

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She was definitely a strange girl,
Many odd and weird things I have heard;
She dreamt of riches,
Silk robes,
Rich husband,
Deepest bag of diamonds,
High-priced banquets,
Treated like a princess.

From...

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As if it’s not enough that I must share
this little stump of wood with you, my friend,
I have to HEAR you! How much must I...

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There’s many famous sayings I’ve heard
I’m sure you’ve heard them to,
So see if you remember
As I mention just a few.

There’s “Home is where the heart...

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While doing my daily internet loop
I read some poems at Poetry Soup
Some souls were bared
Emotions shared
By a wonderfully talented group

So many unknowns are gathered together
Brandishing...

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Rain 


As in the pouring rain they dine
on soggy leaf and muddy grain
an icy wind disturbed repast
served carelessly to break their fast.

What topics do they...

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WHAT COULD BRING PEOPLES OF THE WORLD CLOSER TOGETHER AS BROTHERS ANS SISTERS OF FAITH IN GOD THAN "A DAY" OF CELEBRATION WHERE WE 'ALL'...

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There are two twiddle dees,
Of the mind you see,
Who see and don’t see as a Pharisee,
And a Sadducee!

Theses Twins,
Of sin,
Crop up in life, again and...

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A whispering wind on an autumn day
 Calls to the leaves to come out and play
 Like birds of a feather they release from the...

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For years I was a trained gymnast, and I'd competed in the Olympics,
Before my leg was injured in a car accident, among fate's cruel tricks.

I...

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Two ravens in the summer dusk
Were, back and forth, debating
From two phone poles, loud and brusque
They kept deliberating

When one gave their rebuttal
The other answered back
But...

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