Best Hornbill Poems
Hornbill ConversationThe Missus is angry, Rufous told his wife.
Are you sure? She sounds like that a lot.
Her husband just flew off with the babysitter.
That young thing! What? His wife was outraged.
I think so.
The wife grabbed the binoculars.
That’s not the babysitter; that’s his son!
His son looks like...
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Categories:
hornbill, bird,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Death of a Malabar Grey HornbillThat car swishes
along the forest road.
Who cares
about a poor bird in the age of lynching?
Its beak with berries in it
freezes.
Its mate hears
wing-beats that never near.
A bird lover’s thoughts grow
from the carcass.
He climbs up
the tree trunk
and drops
figs...
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Categories:
hornbill, bird,
Form:
Free verse
hornbillmonsoon is delayed
cries out aloud night and day ---
thirst unquenchable
...
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Categories:
hornbill, life, rain,
Form:
Haiku
Omens and WingsRandom thots
Two hornbills
On a grevillea tree
I look at them eat seed
They soar noisily onwards
Towards the next seedy tree
Send pigeons I had asked Of
Hornbills problems am reminded
There is no washing your hands off
No pigeon just a couple of noisy hornbills
Resting on one neglected grevillea branch
#bubbles_in time
Luis...
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Categories:
hornbill, extended metaphor, word play,
Form:
Imagism