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Premium Member Birds of a Feather
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 a tune that is slightly shrill

As the gray clouds amass like sand 'pon the beach
Birds sing unrehearsed a tune destined...

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Categories: birds of a feather, imagination, life, nature, me,
Form: Quintain (English)
Premium Member Birds of a Feather
seabird flock squabbles
on safe peninsula shore
it beggars belief...

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Categories: birds of a feather, bird, friendship,
Form: Haiku
Birds of a Feather
It's human nature to emulate surroundings
 And it's hard to separate yourself
From those around you
 Emotions are contagious
And like minds act alike
 
Stand in a group of happy people, 
 And you'll find yourself smiling.
Stand in a group of excited people, 
 And find yourself...

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Categories: birds of a feather, black african american, friend,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Birds of a Feather
Opposites may hold attraction
But lack lasting satisfaction.
Frequently push comes to shove.
In comes hate and out goes love.

Animals in fights and fleeings
Still are mostly social beings.
In a pinch, at end of tether,
Birds of a feather flock together.

Multitudes of furry creatures
Seem alike in lots of features.
Yet that’s...

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Categories: birds of a feather, analogy, animal, bird, community,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Birds of a Feather
Toucan
Two can...

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© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: birds of a feather, bird, humor, poems,
Form: Footle
Premium Member Birds of a Feather
BIRDS OF A FEATHER

We The poets, and songsters, 
with pure hearts; Revolutionaries,
whom have lived and died for truth 
will sit among us there.

Birds of a feather flock together;
Red ants go where red ants go.
Giraffes don't hang with the water Buffalo.


When you die, there will be...

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Categories: birds of a feather, child abuse, deep, heaven,
Form: Prose Poetry



Premium Member Birds of a Feather
I am watching the flights of birds these days,
following their loops and seeing them turn
as one in ways that totally amaze.
Such unity! Something that we can learn?
Perhaps in the brain, some cellular link?
Who leads the way, who follows in a flock
of many is an answer...

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Categories: birds of a feather, introspection
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Multilingual Birds of a Feather

     The Mockingbird sings out his misleading best,
  
     in hopes to attract a dupe with a nest,

     where the squatter believes mate’s eggs should belong;

     so mimics...

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Categories: birds of a feather, allusion, betrayal, bullying, irony,
Form: Rhyme
Birds of a Feather Flock Together
We are always in a pack,
looking out for each other's back.
In harmony nothing we lack;
we are each other's luck....

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Categories: birds of a feather, caregiving, friend, friendship, identity,
Form: Rhyme
Birds of a Feather
Spring Equinox has come at last
As morning dawns from winter’s night
New dreams revealed from seasons past
Soft petals open to the light

As morning dawns from winter’s night
Awareness drawn from dreamers keep
Soft petals open to the light
Evoking visions from the deep

Awareness drawn from dreamer’s keep
A guiding light...

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Categories: birds of a feather, natureheart, sweet, spring, light,
Form: Pantoum
Were Like Birds of a Feather
You were the one, in my dream's, and I didn't know it, so all that you are is all that I need. We'll be together always together, like birds of a feather, forever and ever. We'll be together, flying together when the sun sets and...

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© Julie Mc  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: birds of a feather, devotion, dream, flying, for
Form: ABC
Birds of a Feather
“War is Hell”, it once was said,
Its ravages will sicken.
Doves, to some, are signs of peace;
To some, they taste like chicken....

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Categories: birds of a feather, funny, peace, satire, war,
Form: Light Verse
Birds of a Feather
Your
flight
lit
trees like lampblack ocean petals
patterns
ripping trapping
Me
this petrified me
he said
and you agreed
Lights
winged torches in the terracotta foothills like
like some seas paddled
like arc eyes
peepers
spilling downy scales
You are asphalt
he said
and you laughed
not with him at him
You are a turkey
you said
treading
darkly
and smiling his frog smile

Birds of a
feather
...

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© Dort James  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: birds of a feather, friendship,
Form: Free verse
Birds of a Feather
The twisting reach of my arm
stuck in the sleeve 
shaking like a finch flustering in the marble basin
as if in slow motion 
startled the place into a swift, shifting mess of feathers 
that were flocked and gathered at the water's cemented edge, cracking 
waiting for...

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Categories: birds of a feather, analogy, winter,
Form: Free verse
Birds of a Feather Bind Together
Through telepathy
We mingle
With each other in empathy
Though single

In status and name
Society derides
Arguing we carry blame for the lame name
Detractor X rides

On interaction thrown
Into denigrating debate
To malice grown
Venomous of late

In a conundrum
With neither head nor face
That beats a war drum
Beaten aloud on the surface

Where ripples wander
Agog...

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Categories: birds of a feather, poems,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry