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Best Jackdaws Poems

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The Ardingly Jackdaws
THE ARDINGLY JACKDAWS
The jackdaws know from prudent aviation
As they scan the land for real estate that's prime
In touch with best of value in location
The venerable...

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Categories: jackdaws, bird, nature,
Form: Sonnet



Jackdaws
The blackbird takes off from his perch on
this lone pine in the dairy pasture, winging towards the
sky with all his might but
the pine is pugnacious...

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Categories: jackdaws, animals
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Gathering of the Jackdaws
THE GATHERING OF THE JACKDAWS . . . 

Twice a day the Jackdaws gather in their thousands in that same old tree 
It is as...

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Categories: jackdaws, bird, culture,
Form: Couplet
Natures Nest
How beautiful the sounds, sights of nature

In the distance alarm call of a cuckoo,

beautiful sound of summer Tanager

Blackbirds hopping around getting in a stew,

Acrobatics of...

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© Roy Pett  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: jackdaws, appreciation, bird, nature, sound,
Form: Rhyme
Nobody Told Me
They came as dawn's fresh light fell upon the land.   
With their hard hats and high viz jackets.   
Busy men clamour...

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Categories: jackdaws, childhood, social,
Form: Elegy



Heat Lightening
Heat Lightening
by Michael R. Burch

Each night beneath the elms, we never knew
which lights beyond dark hills might stall, advance,
then lurch into strange headbeams tilted up
like...

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Categories: jackdaws, car, crush, desire, love,
Form: Sonnet
Whose Master Is Sawicki
There … 
It was
dark. England, 
set down,  and stretched out 
for miles, 
and days 
without end
Far afield her quondam spirit,
But forever sprawling
Beneath 

Discouraging clouds...

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Categories: jackdaws, mystery, on writing and
Form: Lyric
Black and Grey Interplay
Rigid wings settle
jackdaws fibrous feathers fold
Sky smoldering grey...

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© Toni Orban  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: jackdaws, bird, color,
Form: Haiku
Rooks At Dusk
In brooding dusk they gather from the East
Arrive in twos and threes upon the trees.
Autumn beeches, now devoid of leaves,
Begin to darken as the branches...

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© Mike Jones  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: jackdaws, bird, nature, night,
Form: Verse
Here I Am Happy and Silly By Sergey Yesenin
Here I am happy and silly,
Garden; and windows are white,
Red swan of sunset is swimming
quietly on pond in delight.

How do you do, golden silence,
Birch puts...

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Categories: jackdaws, emotions, feelings, happiness, hope,
Form: Lyric
Socialight
a day we went round in cycles until our senses cracked open
our eyes into the vangogh
greens birched our ears smacked by seabirds gulls
gobbing off perchpolluted...

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© Dort James  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: jackdaws, nostalgia, day,
Form: Free verse
Dharma
Her soul is pure solitude 
A home where trees meets 
The granite fists of mountain Gods 
Her eyes burn of near enlightenment 
Of the cyclic...

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Categories: jackdaws, june, solitude, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
Thanks
Thankyou

The obnoxiously indifference of a turtle hair do in a queue is reprehensible really. It never fails to amaze how many swans can actually fit...

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Categories: jackdaws, baby,
Form: I do not know?
On Top of Sliabh Bannion
I can see it now 
Through the dismal mist 
Pass the sorrowful heather. 
With it's impotent beige bloom 
Mossy fungal stone 
Strangled by ivy contagion....

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Categories: jackdaws, environment, fate, nature, peace,
Form: Free verse
Dismal But Daring
A twelve and a half foot mongoose on a train could be likened to a twelvemonth tail of a tram whose movements of splash could...

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Categories: jackdaws, bangla, baptism,
Form: I do not know?

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