Blue Jay Poems | Examples

Mandarin Duck and Blue Jay Rivalry

Mandarina duck was bragging a teensy bit
Blue jay heard of it, and threw a giant fit
She was speaking of her crest as if it was unique
I have a crest also, Bart the blue jay did speak

Mandarina duck preened, showing off her black and white trim.
I have that too, Bart pointed out to a cardinal named Jim.
Jim flew off, not wanting to get into this turmoil
Mandarina duck made fun of the jay; his anger now on boil

I am the most colorful with my browns, rusts, and copper colors.
Bart the blue jay was told of this bragging by his mischievous brothers.
Mandarina duck has the ugliest beak, it is such a dull blah red.
These enemies held on to this grudge until both were dead.

They might have been friends, if they had tried even a bit.
But she was such an opinionated duck, and he was a bit of a chit.

Little Blue Jay

Little Blue Jay, carry me away
To a hammock in the forest shade
In play, away from this gray day
To a bright gay day and fade
Make way so, we can fly un-delayed.

Little Blue Jay, that sweet serenades
Summer ray showers spray.
Carry me away over grass blades
And butterflies in horseplay
Around dandelion's green-way.

I Saw A Blue Jay

 what stunning sight you are,
         beautiful blue jay!
  your wings carry you so far
  you called but couldn't stay;
     sad seeing you fly away.

blue jay overhead

wings spread soaring high 
fluttering of blue and white 
confident and calm

Blue Jays

The chirps of blue jays fill my garden,
The colors, grace and flights keep me smitten,
They are not like peacocks of the east or the parrots of amazon,
But who cares, beauty is my inner perception.

The constant food search of birds gives me a good lesion,
Even if you try hard but don’t succeed makes you a winner,
The search for straw and hay to make their nest makes my day,
Anticipation of their nest with chicks keep my heart fluttering away.

I watch my blue jay picking a cherry from the big cherry tree,
Enjoying the fruit while spending whole lot of time to get the seed out and away,
The fruits of labor make us happy after difficult work day,
Enjoying the good and discarding the bad ought to be the norm of the day.

Einstein said look deep into the nature then you will understand everything better,
Nature engulfs us like air, we usually ignore it,
Just take a rose bud, watch its beauty and intricate patterns,
Rejuvenate your mind with thoughts and wisdom of creation.

Dreamscape

morn!
lovesick
Blue jay croons,
squirrels scurry
in haste for ever…
boisterous in grey coat.
breathtaking vermilion tinge
painting sky with glistening hue,
intoxicated July dreamscapes 
idyllic beauty of glorious  day!

Blue Jay

blue jay spark wonder
opens its mouth let song out~
talk through dreary sky

Blue Jay Warrior

Blue Jay Warrior knew this tile roof would be slick
He has a wise brain, he is in no way ignorant or thick.
He argued with the team, but they won thanks to his brother.
A favorite in the gang, and with his father and mother.

Blue Jay Warrior was losing his grip on these tile fast.
He knew in a few moments he might be seeing his past.
But wait! A voice said. We can fly, so do it, okay?
That internal voice from grandma just might save the day.

Blue Jay Warrior flew up and gave his team a trill.
Letting them know he was their look out still. 
The team was robbing the bank, there were grubs to steal.
They wanted suckers too, which to him had no appeal.

But banks always give out suckers, said his brother Luke.
Luke’s audacity and forwardness made Blue Jay Warrior puke.
He was tired of Luke being the boss, and his fawning thug gang.
So he flew away, letting the idiots dry out and hang.

Blue Jay

perched on a high tree
a blue jay lookout screeches ~
swift bristling of crests


[when blue jays feed in peace, their crests are lowered, but
become raised when danger is sensed.]
 
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Blue Jay

bright blue sapphire blinks
bejeweled midst blue spruce bush ...
blur blueberry sky


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Blue Jay

Ok
Ok
Ok
Blue Jay
With your blue “wheedlewee” and “tooltool”,
Blueberry in beak
Blue sky in full peak
Tweet your blue wheedlewee and tooltool

Bright Blue Jay

Late Fall days are dark, grey, cold and dismal
Until a flash of bright blue wings adds some warmth

Fall winds blow wet leaves with colors now muted
Grounds are covered in damp camouflaged blankets
Sunlight is scarce and hiding behind smoky clouds
Mornings feel crisp, frosty tips envelope late blooms
Dawn is quiet, scavengers hibernate and sleep
Until a loud squawk echoes from the barren treetops
A flash of moving bright wings of cobalt blue and white
A Blue jay lands, proudly dancing and strutting about

Blue Jay
Sing your song
Brighten my day
Spread your wings, proudly fly
Blue craze

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Orange Cat and Blue Jay

On a bright sunny day
All the animals come out to play
The mischievous orange cat
And the majestic blue jay
Could they ever become friends
Well they just may
The fluffy orange cat circles around the tree
While the scared little blue jay tries to hide so the cat can't see
The playful orange cat begins The climb
And the curious blue jay comes out; taking his time
The cat meets the bird
And the bird meets the cat
Friends they shall remain
Not feeling any Shame

The Much-Maligned Blue Jay

The blue jay is a handsome bird
  though that is oft the one nice word
you'll read about this robber of other
  birds' nests ~ this handsome pest 

You're a beacon of color on a bleak winter's day
  despite what we read about 'amoral ways'
So here's to you, Mr. Jay, you liven up winter
  even if your daily routine I can't print here

My Blue Jay

Will you take this broken man?
Into your heart and loving hand?
For you are my true Blue Jay, 
My true love in every way. 

I am lost without you near,
Am I making myself clear?
This lone wolf howls for you,
Asking will you love me too?

No matter what they say,
This wolf has his Blue Jay.
How ever long it shall last,
Into eternity I would cast.

Our souls together as one,
Already our hearts have sung.
An expanse between us lays,
Except for a night and two days.

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