Best Chirping Poems

grievous becomes feels 
every time hear shouting heart squalling 
about his broken beauty of nature 
mountain and valley whimpering 
because of  slovenliness
humankind  hunt living needs 
and forget his beauty of natural 

i fear for 
loss of morn’s  chirping
beautiful song from my sweet...

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Flying, jumping from this bough to the bough
Chirping sharp, calling the friends over slough
The foggy smokes are walking away slowly
For the adult winter the rising sun is mossy

The sparrow couple is sipping from bean flowers
Over the plums there are dancing the warblers 
Twittering songs enchant...

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a chirping cricket
suddenly stops...
smell of rain


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One misty evening my Muse flew away,
Soon he was hidden in decay;
In the deep forest the wind was moaning,
O, the echo of birds chirping.

And so, I left my sweet dream to follow,
I will search every tomorrow;
The branches of trees were softly groaning,
O, the echo...

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Birds chirping in the trees
Singing of peace and serenity
Like the ocean breeze
Soothing and cooling to the skin

Sun kissed tanning
A bronze color that gleams 
Gleams like the sun rays
Hi lights on a page

The importance of its meaning
Note taking, studying
Searching deeper to comprehend
Fallen leaves in Autumn

Deeply rooted...

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Brother and sister crickets please recognize grasshoppers, 
katydids, and locusts as part of well schooled, politely 
ordered named league known as Orthoptera, (pronounced 
or th hop tara), which means 'straight wings'), and make 
sounds of music for listening pleasure of females. 
This method producing shrill...

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The sun shines on this day
Cold and frost bitten my dismay
Ice crystals hang in the air
Snow flakes gathering in your hair.

Birds fly in the bitter cold
Small things being so bold
Singing to brighten my day
Throwing a bit of happiness my way.

1/31/13...

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"In all things of nature there is something of the marvelous."  Aristotle


Sweet
Singing
Chirping bird,
Chant notes with grace,
Whistle blissful tunes,
Whisper those short high cheeps,
Twitter those thin tender tweets,
Twist my moments of silent tears
Cover other notes so duff and dull
Coz someday, boys and girls might sing your...

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Being blindfolded
She extends her hearing there
A bird chirps along

Russell Sivey...

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Spring Birds Chirping

          Spring is striking string of harp
          resonating cheerful chirrup.

           Indian Bulbul whistling singing
 ...

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Visited a psychiatrist, proved to be a strain
She apologized, she couldn't find my brain
Told her to keep searching
I can hear some chirping
Also noticed the chirping was extremely profane...

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Like the pompous pied piper leading the way,
chirping his tune of a dawning new day,
frustrations were championed, oh how we followed,
the ego stuffed shirt of a suit cold and hollow.

From the top of the hill, he showed us the view,
convincing our eyes it was harshly...

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“The reason birds can fly and we can't is simply because they have perfect faith, for to have faith is to have wings.”
- J.M. Barrie, The Little White Bird

Robins, wrens, sparrows,
quivering, yet silent, still
on limbs and branches, boughs,
heavy with rustling leaves,
their feathers brilliantly flaunted,
in cloaks...

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When the chilly wind starts blowing from the North, 
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Chirping, tiny voices
Uplifted toward the skies
Small and fragile
Yet filled with a strength
Only heaven can give
With the gift of grace
As they sing and praise

Chirping, little voices
Singing joyfully, bright
As the hues that make up
Feathered coats, hopes
For the moment 
When they leave the nest
Fly fast and free,
On a...

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