Birding Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Eye to eye

A goldfinch
stared at me
in all his
yellow,
fleeting
perfection

The stronger
evergreen
anchors your feet,
my darling,
as you look down


above little me


Sing and stand
beautifully.

Birding

She looks through the lens,
a Baltimore Oriole
has just flared into orange sherbet,
her wide-eyed grin shines even brighter.
The bird alights on a branch just above us
blooms again in a sunburst of colors.
My mind is a fizz of euphoria.
I even bless Baltimore, for being
that golden city in the clouds
that I always thought it was.

One Minute Birding

Spare a minute
to know about
those perky creatures
and their special features

Lifers, twitcher, tertial and lores
are nothing but the birding terms
Introduce, birding to the children,
As that would make kids pen

Their mesmerizing melodious calls 
and the raising tunes wake up all 
from those regular humdrum 
and make us embrace the bliss

They are the angels from heaven
who have the power to turn
even the empty plots into garden
and the frozen winter into spring

They are the one who begin
the jingles in the dawn
and the one who end 
the day by doing murmuration at dusk

They make us feel high,
For, they are buoyant souls that fly
which transfer their energy and power
to the one who watches them for hours

So why waiting? Look out
Spare a minute...

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" one minute birding"...

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Birding

A birder in search of a bird
Just slipped on a buffalo turd
Sharp as a tack
Flat on his back
He learned not to follow the herd!

A Moment In Birding

A warbler flits just out of sight
High up in the trees
His vocal song comes raining down
But still I cannot see

He gives me but the shortest glimpse
Behind the curtained leaves
Whilst singing here and flitting there 
In the tops of trees

The singing stops but still I look
Scanning high and low
Hidden now by just one leaf
My hope now starts to grow

Into the suns shining spotlight
Thos little bird hops out
For just a moment and then he's gone
I give a joyful shout

Deep into trees the bird flies on
Ne'er more to grace my eye
But with my glass I search on still
To fine one more surprise

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