Coots Poems - Poems about Coots

...Brackish lichen forms a raft upon the pond, a low haze floats like a moored airship. Small frogs chirrup sotto-voce as if they were dreaming sparrows. Water birds dabble in their sleep. Soon ......

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...Fog over the inlet until water and air waltz together. colds ears muffled by the dank air. Grebes and Coots colonize this tributary. The ocean is close you can feel the tidal pull of it the imm......

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...The sun will rise like a golden fish over the far bank, but for now a cobwebbed sky clings to the curling water. This is the margin where dawn issues through nights last gleam in ghostly dr......

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...THERE is a lake somewhere 'midst pollution, coots & comorants thrive Jewel in our overflowing sewage Creation endures Curse of (ANC, Adam &) Eve NoTE: ANC is the ruling party & government maj......

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...coal clung crocodiles hide and seek of crows and coots --- blind butterfly bats 05 April 2023......

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...Fog slow-dances over the inlet until water and air waltz together. My ears are muffled in the dawn mizzle. Grebes and Coots colonize this tributary, gulls just visit, as I do. A person cou......

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...Senryu and Poem, below: I Autumn, dawn, clouds, lake: Flutter of white storm - trash? Hundred cowbirds: commute II - The Poem: Maybe some 200 cowbirds- All white with adapted, heron-like bea......

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...Be it a tiny butterfly flutters near wild flowers Or big fat flying foxes hanging off the lofty trees Be it a family of bulbuls relishing showers Or a mischievous monkey devours fruits, smiling wi......

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...I've grown a bit slower, I've grown a bit fatter, my mission each hour: relieving my bladder. When I was a youngster, I had no idea old coots who eat fruits will just get diarrhea. My eyesi......

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...Nature comes to my rescue, and yours. I'm certain When trash and plastics fly and float on land Across this township called Newtown, a curtain Of pollution from burning what trash workers will rak......

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...I At Patuxent Refuge Maryland's Fish & Wildlife Center CASH LAKE boasted a few Comorants And more Ospreys II Across the Komani-Queenstown Route We have our South African waterways A string......

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...Coots sleepily dabble in a smudge of water. Wisp-wings waft on a surface mist. Dipping ducks, necks tucked into the half-light. watch muddy shadows dive under mounds of stalky flotsa......

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...A wizard, a witch and a wand went that way. But the Ebony Cat and the Pumpkin decided to stay. They had heard about the antics of a bumpkin, tragic. They knew one thing, these three had black magi......

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...Stephen Hercules Shaw Much loved, much missed Born the same year as you. I rest on the bench your mother bought, your brother bought, your friends bought, to remember and slowly forge......

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...The sun will rise like a golden fish over the far bank, but for now a cobwebbed sky clings to the curling water. This is the margin where dawn issues through nights last gleams its first gh......

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