Adventure Bird Poems

“Allen saw it first 
Charlie then later
Allen chased the black raven
Charlie lived his dreams”.

Steady rain had been falling for two straight days
In dimming, muted light.

Striding...

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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...

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right at the right plain 
of my eyes I spy in  view
with my eyes on the right side

sits a duck on the
 roof sitting...

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without suitcases
    they surf skies drawing beauty
               ...

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It’s a Hound Dog, a bus or plane?
It’s the Flying G on the Runway Lane
Did you know Greyhound’s know how to fly?
I will explain the...

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Currents of air

And there 

A Hawk 

Wings spread

So wide you saw the space 

Between its furtherest feathers

As it rode upon

The face of God,

Tatooed upon His...

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I was a valued, vaunted veterinarian, maintaining health for animals I loved,
As a rainbow sparkled rich colors, from the moment peach sunshine shoved.

I was dedicated...

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In the heart of the forest, where shadows dance,
Whispers of the ancient trees.
Leaves rustle softly in the cool, fresh air,
Nature's symphony, beyond compare.

Sunlight filters through...

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winter's robins some -
still here standing on power 
lines regiment wing -
~
to wing trying to-
 stay warm thirty-degrees warm
them there winter's robins

2/20/2024
Written words by James...

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Sandgrouse pretty bird
Love a treeless countryside 
A beautiful sound...

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No Name
What a finch I saw.
Many colors for a small bod.
Lovely bod in that bud.
Around her or his
What?
You name it.
He or she
I do not know.
It...

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   Dawn chirps a melody
     Birds of promise beckon me
   High-fliers inspire emulators
    ...

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Female, I felt! Chirped differently than on other days!
As though crying and screaming in many ways
It might not be owing to the change of weather,...

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rarely heard...
the ruby-throated
humming bird
of ontario nests... 

in tiny plant flower cups...
bound together with
spider silk then feeds on
the nectars and spiders...

to yield two grams of fat......

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October is one of those months that begin to transition and change to prepare for winter.

As our days begin to shorten, this tenth month brings...

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