Best Hummingbirds Poems


Premium Member Haiku- Hummingbirds

in a deep forest
hummingbirds find a flower-
     silent fluttering

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March 31, 2016

Poetry/Haiku/hummingbirds
Copyright Protected, ID 16-773- 544-0
All Rights Reserved.  Written Under Pseudonym.


For the contest, Any Poem
sponsor, PD

Sixth Place
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Poem of the Day- April 2, 2016

Premium Member Backyard Hummingbirds

as I poured some wine 

hummingbirds sipped from the blooms... 

happy-hour time

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8/17/18
For : Tania Kitchin's Hummingbird Haiku Contest

Premium Member Hummingbirds

Waiting to see my ruby delights
Magical hummers buzzing in flight
Tiny feathers glisten in sunlight
Sparkle like gems of emeralds and rubies
Beautiful creatures fast and sprite

Zooming and buzzing sounds 
Searching for nectar, whispers of songs
I have no doubt, it won’t be long
Before they feel the pull
Of flowers in bloom and feeders full

One has landed, but only for a moment
Staring out my window, what a sight
I am seduced, vibrant hues so potent
Until next time, I will be
Waiting to see my ruby delights
Magical hummers buzzing in flight


The Hummingbirds Thrum

Able to breath,
in a moment of serenity,
staring into eyes,
that hold the beautiful sunlight,
booming hearts beat,
like the thrum of hummingbirds wings,
tracing circles softly on skin,
finger tips lightly touching,
kissing lips, skin brushing,
able to breath,
with you by me...

Premium Member Feisty Hummingbirds

My favorite hummingbirds appear in early Spring
With fast fluttery wings and soft chirps, they sing
And rich emerald and ruby feathers so bright
Seeing them makes my heart skip with delight

Powerful tiny creatures seen in a flash
Flying in patterns of zigzags and a dash
Zipping and zooming around feeders like fools
Feeding as their feathers sparkle like jewels

Two frolicking males seen fighting in flight
Mating rituals on display for females in sight
Another feisty one has joined their playful dance
As a lone female picks her mate today by chance

Here for a few moments then quickly gone
The nectar will bring more, it won’t be long
A quick blink and out of the corner of my eye
I just saw a flash of vibrant green go flying by

12/15/19




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Hummingbirds and Snowflakes

Ordinary…yet precious moments
That adhere ardently
To one’s heart

Points in time that 
Without reason or rhyme
Become outstanding… and stand apart

A trio of quarrelsome hummingbirds 
Outside of one’s window
Tentative, timid… first flakes of snow

Playful puppies fighting over toys
Prickly Hummers and puppies alike
Naught but bickersome boys

Just an ordinary moment, in an ordinary day
ordinary ol’ man and his ordinary wife
An ordinary daughter,  an ordinary life

This ordinary day…becomes a memory
And in turn becomes extraordinary
By some strange happenstance

A happy memory of Hummingbirds
And puppies and daughter’s pleasant company
..and snowflakes that dance…


Premium Member Beauty Sleeping

I awoke with fragrant petals in my hair,
To see the gay hummingbirds hovering there,
In the prettiest colors that I've yet seen,
Among the knockout roses, on my garden green,
Humming and dancing, in the drunken summer sun,
And I relaxed under blue skies, to enjoy the fun!

Premium Member Haiku,Flowers and Hummingbirds

Haiku-flowers and hummingbirds


Dripping with nectar
Baskets rampant with fushia
Honeyeaters feast



Margaret Foster. April 2012

Premium Member Hummingbirds

hummingbirds

     draw in sweet nectar...

          from plastic flowers

Premium Member Hummingbirds

For my friend Ahmad, who requested a poem about hummingbirds :) 

No hummingbirds
Nowhere hummingbirds
What the eff are hummingbirds?

Birds, the world is filled with flocks
They have the weirdest names
I am NOT playing games
No regulars like sparrows or hawks

(screamers) Anhimidae 
I'm asking you, what are they
(magpie goose) Anseranatidae 
Are they fowl, or birds of prey?
(ducks, geese, and swans) Anatidae 
Do we eat them,  yay or nay?

But no hummingbirds
Nowhere hummingbirds
What the eff are hummingbirds?

Birds, there's small ones and real big
Birds that fly and birds that run
Birds you eat , or keep for fun
SO many birds, it makes me sick

(megapodes) Megapodiidae 
Are they straight or are they gay?
(chachalacas, currasows, and guans) Cracidae 
I even like the blue and grey Jay
(guineafowl) Numididae 
Hand their juicy bits on a tray

But no hummingbirds
Nowhere hummingbirds
What the eff are hummingbirds?

You wanted a poem about hummingbirds
Well here it is my lovely friend
Do you know how much time I spent
Investigating your silly hummingbirds?
WHERE I LIVE THERE ARE NO HUMMINGBIRDS!

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February 6, 2017

Hummingbirds

I stumbled on a hummingbird nest this spring quite by accident.  As I watched one of the parent birds flew to the nest.  Three hungry mouths opened to receive food from the parent.

The hummingbird disappeared quickly in the early morning dawn.

fine sunlight
dappling the lush foliage
of vines and limbs
around and in the nest
small green feathers dot the ground

Premium Member hiku--hummingbirds


hummingbirds hover,
hearts a-flutter, drink nectar
delightful diners

Hummingbirds -Haiku-

They are taking turns
drinking out of the feeder
finally got pics.

Copyright Cynthia Jones
May.13/2015

Holy crap!!! My youngest daughter got me a four holed hummingbird feeder for Mother's Day. I was upset that I wouldn't be able to see them, until the snap dragons came up. I saw one last week, but the small feeder I had leaked. I got lots of pictures. FINALLY!!!!

Premium Member Remission-Hummingbirds and Thyme

Remission

  The living  soft  redwoods rose up into the furthest skies
  Rough dark brown and grey pines stood like warriors nearby 

  The roads are always wrapped in blue and gray mist
  as large lumbering trucks and black Suvs swing by
 
  A young deer from the forest forages for cones
  old jazz filters over the bay and hills in a sorrowful sigh

  We moved from the highway back into the tall mountain road 
  with its forests and blue birds singing in a curulean sky 

  Gone are the parking lots, the hospital glass windows
  uniformed people pacing the buildings 7 feet high

  Gone are  rubbery gloves held in doctors' hands
  nurses in masks using  Purcell over and over again.

  The smell of the Eucalyptus, the grasses, the pines 
  a place living without masks, needles and antibiotic lines
  life again with rosemary, hummingbirds and thyme.

Hummingbirds

Spinning ruby jewels wielding calvary swords
wage battle with scarlet trumpet flowers...

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