Bird Poems | Examples of Bird Poetry

I remember having gone to bed a little tired, And soon fell into a deep sleep. Night chill prickled my skin. I felt unusually light. Wasn’t sure what had come about, But was shocked at the eerie sight. In the place...Read the rest...

The sound of silence Is peaceful till dawn When the birds begin To sing their morn songs In the early dawn The songs of the birds Are pleasant sounds To hear the birds sing...Read the rest...

You say you caught a miserable cold, child, And mother won’t let you play? “When dawn drifts into enchanted meadows” Is just the tale for you today! The silent meadow comes alive at dawn With the songs of a hundred...Read the rest...

When dawn drifts into enchanted meadows I flow in the dreams to where the sun glows prepares for lark sounds tethered to thistles ...Read the rest...

Everybody makes boobies, Put our big feet in it, Just some clumsy footwork And we find ourselves in a pit. Everybody makes boobies, Everybody makes mistakes, When shooting our life’s film, There is bound to be out-takes. ...Read the rest...

And even how small the Problems are. When you know you can't Tell your parents, because they will think you see everything bizarre, it makes them larger. Bigger. There is no place anymore in your soul. So you need...Read the rest...

Falcon heard mouse from sixty-six feet Thought the creature gave a curious tweet Young mouse’s fear was his main feature. Falcon instantly chose a new creature His intended prey was totally unaware As rabbit got swooped up into the air...Read the rest...

‘Waupaca Awakens’ The thin ice cracks As daylight breaks, Along the still waters Of a chain of lakes Melting snow and slush Both lapping the pier, Letting the bluegill know A new season is near North of the place The first sound is heard, A sign...Read the rest...

The northern pintail does not hesitate. For mating season, he's never late. When he espies the first spring flower, He heads north at fifty miles per hour....Read the rest...

The peregrine falcon inspires fear In 'most every bird, far and near, Such air pressure as he swoops so fast! Three eyelids protect him from the blast....Read the rest...

The monk parakeet, decked out in lime green, In communal nests they can oft be seen. To raise kids, they don't depend on granny. Instead, they hire a helper or nanny....Read the rest...

The barred owl - is he really wise? He climbs trees instead of flies. It is mostly in this regard That he runs the risk of being disbarred....Read the rest...

You may know the greylag from a Mother Goose Rhyme. This sort of goose lays 3 to 5 eggs at a time. If clutch size distribution is uniform, I'm Pretty sure the egg number will likely be prime....Read the rest...

The green-winged teal is both cute and fat And likes to seek food upon a mudflat. He is known to eat a stem or a seed. When he eats maggots, should I intercede? ...Read the rest...

The Baltimore oriole sports an orange coat, But I haven't seen one; to L.A., they're remote. Their rich whistling song is a sweet herald of spring. Ones like Frank Robinson have a great home run swing....Read the rest...