Best Cockerels Poems
Below are the all-time best Cockerels poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of cockerels poems written by PoetrySoup members
Blueprint
blueprint
To have the innocence
again, not abused
nor denied
to see with the
eyes of a child
the beauty
that could be
in it all -
what we lost,
through...
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Categories:
cockerels, easter, muse, peace,
Form:
Free verse
Sleep In My Arms LullabySoft somnolent skies have ceased seething, for day’s nearly through,
while winds echo whispering thoughts of returning to you
and heavens throb, pulsing and bleeding...
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Categories:
cockerels, love, Lullaby, romantic love,
Form:
Rhyme
Chicken DinnerA farmer fancied some chicken for dinner
A fat cockerel he spied sure was a winner
He sharpened his knife
To end cockerels life
Cockerel wished that he'd been...
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Categories:
cockerels, food, funny,
Form:
Limerick
Chinese MoonI'm a Wood Cockerel
a Metal Tiger's my mate,
which meant for her birthday
five years I did wait.
Then twenty four years
had passed on their way
till joining...
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Categories:
cockerels, children, family, introspection, love,
Form:
Rhyme
In Praise of Country LifeIs it the songs of the chirping bird in the morning?
Or is it the sound of the crickets at night?
It could be the timely crow...
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Categories:
cockerels, nostalgia
Form:
I do not know?
Categories:
cockerels, power, satire,
Form:
Triolet
Sometimes In the Dark I See SnakesMust have been six when I encountered my first carnivorous reptile
Walking up the up the hill with my brother I spotted what looked like...
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Categories:
cockerels, africa, culture, metaphor, religion,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Widow The widow
What about the first rays of each dawn,
Does recall her from the land of slumber?
What does announce that the night’s gone
To release her...
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Categories:
cockerels, love, mother, poverty,
Form:
Quatrain
DaybreakThe clouds are turning blue;
the grass awaken to the first heat.
flowers smile at each other:
daffodils, sunflowers and the like.
Morning glories awake, stretch their petals lazily
swaying...
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Categories:
cockerels, imagination, life, places, seasonsmorning,
Form:
Blank verse
The WatchdogI have seen them
strutting like cockerels on podiums
sweating like pigs in their ill-fitting suits
words bubbling out of their snake forked tongues
-democracy!- development!- unity!
I have seen...
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Categories:
cockerels, social,
Form:
Narrative
Strange Childinside the banana suckers is our temple
at dawn we dance round the tombs
in the dusk, we crow as cockerels
then we
creep into the creeks with the...
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Categories:
cockerels, mystery,
Form:
Imagism
The Crack That Quacked[In the spirit of ‘Old Macdonald’, I envisage a class
full of kids filling the space between stanzas with
moo’s, quacks and dings etc as appropriate. Of...
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Categories:
cockerels, animal, farm, nursery rhyme,
Form:
Rhyme
Strange Childinside the banana suckers is our temple
at dawn we dance round the tombs
in the dusk, we crow as cockerels
then we
creep into the creeks with the...
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Categories:
cockerels, imagination,
Form:
Imagism
The Rising Sunthe rising sun walks quietly in sky
then lowers her lips down
whispers to birds; “wake up”
tells cockerels; “crow loudly”
and intimates the lazy; “sleep on,
time is unfair,...
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Categories:
cockerels, destiny, imagery, sun,
Form:
Free verse
MorningsVoices scream like cockerels' within the farm of my mind
Awake again. should I even bother opening my eyes?
Maybe if I dont, the day wont...
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Categories:
cockerels, mental illness,
Form:
Free verse