Best Hoot Poems


Premium Member Hoot of The Owl

 Glowing fireflies light up the night
 Showing their gleams, shining so bright
 Moon remains hidden by dark clouds
 Soon clouds will pass, release the shrouds
 Hoot of owl echoes in the dark
 Astute on its perch, finds its mark
 Flight of the owl as fireflies glow
 Right to its prey, its talons show
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Hoot Hoot

So oft I see the moon at night
And wait until the time is right 
To swoop and catch a bat in flight 
So that I can have a midnight bite 

Although, I'm wise and very old 
I see at night with eyes of gold 
On Halloween my face gets bold 
And spooky tales of me are told 

By mornings sun I'm full and fat 
From last night's meal, that tasty bat 
And for breakfast I ate a large black rat 
That I had stolen from a large black cat 

So now I'll tuck my face that glows 
And hide my yellow beak-like nose 
Because the sun came up, and I suppose 
I'll hoot and hoot and then I'll dose

Haik-Hoot

Wise owl at his post
"hoo, ha, hoo...hoo, hoo, hoo, hooooo"
thus he gives a hoot!


I Don'T Give a Hoot

<                             beneath swollen moon
                               silhouttes conjoinment dance
                               hooting escalates  







Entry For
Sensuous Senryus

Premium Member Hoot E Owl Esq

Hoot E. Owl Esq.
By
Tom Wright

A scholarly old owl in the tree sat high,
Calling out to all, is any wiser than I?
He’d read his book,
From his overlook,
 Whoo whoo ha hoo, was his erie cry.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Life's a Hoot

Today is the first day of the rest of our lives

No matter how much time we have left

A sobering thought as we reach our golden years

Our number could be up tomorrow, next week, next year

So we must enjoy life to the fullest, make every day count

We don't get to go around a second time

When we're young whipper snappers

Old age is eons into the future

Our main concern is dealing with everyday life

With all of it's ups and downs, it's uncertainties

With romance, with choosing a vocation

But when all is said and done and we near retirement

It's all water under the bridge

So what I'm saying to all you young folks

Live your life to the fullest

Make every single day count as if it was your last

Tell your loved ones every day how much they mean to you

In case you don't get another chance

Life's a hoot... enjoy it!



© Jack Ellison 2014


Premium Member Midnight Hoot

The big, silver moon
Seems to brush against the trees
An old hoot owl calls!

Hoot and Howl

As an owl flown hoot
                   Dreams howl
                   At the night awoken
                  Hoot and howl of night

Premium Member If no one seems to give a hoot about a poem you've written

If no one seems to give a hoot about a poem you've written,
try reading it out loud to your dog or to your kitten.
And if, as you read it, all the while,
you see their tails wag and their faces smile,
it was worthwhile ~
at least ~ from where they're sittin'.
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Barn Owl Shrill

Break Forest Quiet

The Shrill of a Barn Owl

The Job Accomplished

Premium Member spooked by a Hoot

As a child at night, tucked up into bed 

counting sheep would never work for me 

counting only up to three

then drifting from my head 

An imagination Big enough

self-sabotaging dread 

a shadowed figurine 

with glowing eyes instead 

whistling gusts of wind 

the creepy creaking shed 

What if something hungry lurked outside

 looking to be fed 

its favourite snack was little girls, with ringlet curls

who wore Pjs colour red

scared but curious, I tiptoed across and carefully I tread

perching by my window

oddly sitting on the ledge 

was a creature looking back

tilting slow its head

A frightening hoot so loud

was why I spun around, and to my parent's room

whizzingly I fled

Premium Member Life's a Big Hoot

Started out feeling down till my heart started singing
Couldn't help joining in, couldn't hide my grinning
Life's a big hoot
With happiness to boot
Come on youse guys, in joyfulness you'll be brimming

Hoot the Dog

Old Hoot was a good old dog
A good old dog in deed
The finest dog there ever was 
Caught every coon he ever treed

Chase anything that had four legs
And catch them most the time
His average was pretty good
So we ate pretty fine

Well Hoot he didn't hear to well 
And it finished him I fear
When he was after a coon one night
And the train he couldn't hear

They had run through brush and brambles
Over hill and over dale
They had run till they could run no more
When he went to cross the rail

We gave him a mighty fine send off
Like no dog ever has
But I'm afraid he went to heaven
Thinking that Raccoon got his ass

Premium Member Hoot If I Care

I don't believe You are going to do anything for me
I believe that You'll let me fry
I believe that You will teach me a lesson
for disobeying You for whatever
You are going to find any excuses to hone in
Well God You don't need an excuse
You just hone in 
You can make my day
'cause I don't care
It's a waste of time to try
It's a waste of time to please you
'Cause nothing I do will cut it
So I am not going to even try
You can sure do whatever
S whatever
I don't give a hoot
It's a waste of my f time
I truly don't care
I really don't care
Hoot if I care

Premium Member Miss Hoot Owl Daisy Lee Lynn Sue

Miss DLL Sue is a gorgeous polka dotted blue
Said the owl soldiers assigned to the loo
She has a merry attitude and disposition too
She is down to earth, not all fru-fru.

What is the maiden’s name? Asked Little Stew.
He was one of many interested, not just a few.
They call her Hoot Owl Daisy Lee Lynn Sue.
She twirls and dances a dainty petite soft shoe.

Many enjoyed having this quick overview.
They rarely see a new owl with a pretty hairdo.
She attracted most of the bachelors at Battalion Q.
She had so many suiters, that soon away she flew.

Written 4/28/22
Contest: To Lighten the Load
Sponsor: Angela Tune

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