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Haiku Cranes
Stately red crowned cranes

prancing in the snowy field ~

my tallest sister....

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Categories: cranes, dance,
Form: Haiku
A Thousand Paper Cranes: Sen-Zu-Baru
winged wishes 
 folded in prayer and love.... 
a thousand paper cranes...

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Categories: cranes, courage, dedication, earth, inspirational,
Form: Senryu
Premium Member Dance of Cranes On Coming Home
It waits on the wedge of a field
no longer lonely, another
 floats in for a landing above
 a sea of yellow flowers

Who will  forget that wonderful fuss,
the mock scolding  of an absence
now  being celebrated
The preaching  by a full range of
 vocals...

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Categories: cranes, absence, beauty, bird, nature,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Cranes In Migration
Cranes fly miles 
During the winter 
Migrating birds 
Hoping to reach their destiny. 

Buzzards along the way 
Look for pigeons 
That seek to feasts and 
long legged buzzards 
search for pigeons 
Inside pigeon holes. 

Parrots adapt to our 
Surrounding 
But in the wild 
They search...

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Categories: cranes, nature
Form: Blank verse
Wings of Cranes



On the wings of cranes
Hope travels - in search of warmth ;
And Departed Soul


(C) Anindya Mohan Tagore (Bobby)

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Categories: cranes, bird, death, flying, hope,
Form: Haiku
White Cranes
grassy Aerodrome
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Categories: cranes, bird,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member The Cranes of Ibycus - From the Sibyl, By David Austin
Ibycus was on his way to a music festival when he was set upon by robbers. While dying a wave of cranes flew over. Ibycus implored the cranes to avenge him. The robbers, with their spoils attended the music festival. There were thousands in attendance....

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Categories: cranes, history, music, music,
Form: Free verse
The Cranes
Starving  cranes 
In  the  shallow  stream
Fishing  food...

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Categories: cranes, nature,
Form: Haiku
Ruf Der Kraniche/ Call of the Cranes/El Grito De Las Grullas
Aus weiter Ferne
Ertönt der Ruf der Kraniche
Am späten Mittag

Über den Wiesen am Wald
Liegt noch milchig der Nebel

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From a far distance
Sounds the call of the cranes
Late at midday

Over the meadows near the woods
Still lingers the milky fog

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Suena de lejanía
El grito de las grúas
Por tarde mediodía

Sobre prados...

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Categories: cranes, animals
Form: Tanka
Yellow Cranes
where the hell
do they come from? 
and where do they go
after the work is finished? 
I still wait for the day
when they will rise
from landscape grounds
and form the lifeless woods
for humanity
to realize...

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Categories: cranes, humanity, nature, surreal, yellow,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Paper Cranes

                              Paper cranes sway in the breeze
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Categories: cranes, peace,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Sandhill Cranes
freeze you bitter sky
skittish three trumpeting call-
dark legs trail behind

11/21/2018...

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Categories: cranes, bird, flying, food,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member The Cranes of Ibycus
In Greek mythology Ibycus is robbed and killed on his way to a musical competition. He 
appeals to some cranes overhead to avenge his cause - cranes considered a good omen.
Later at the festival, held in a huge amphitheater, the furies announce and morn the...

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Categories: cranes, death, history, imagination
Form: Free verse
Kraniche / Cranes
Über den Herbstfeldern
Der Flügelschlag der Kraniche
Wie Windgesang

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Over autmn fields
A flock of cranes' beat of wings 
Like songs in the wind...

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Categories: cranes, animals
Form: Haiku
Cranes and Stars
told me an old man
Do you see our weaknesses?
I am you 
I am me in another day
do not talk with me about hunger
do not cross the line
because between our lips is our bodies
that burned in the streets....

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Categories: cranes, body, me, men, old,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry