Crow Poems - Poems about Crow

Look down at me From thy beak Give me thou crow like stare Feed my fear With darkened glare Feathers erased by air Pages many Thy secrets held Our hubris was a trap Spells dispelled Thy wings expand In the night thee flap Moon in sky This is thy realm Dark spirits are afloat A cursed bird No friends or foe Never to sing a note Books in piles Will not...

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On a summer day, sat a clever crow Being too thirsty, it began to caw Looking from a tree far Saw water in a jar Water lying low, it drank with a straw ...

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perfect autumn day a romantic proposal raven lands on knee the groom is startled the crow is victorious ruining the mood...

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I've made up my mind going to clean out the attic today leaving nothing but cobwebs behind... photos of people without names car seats -chrome tables - baby rattle snakes dented pots and pans a guitar slouches in the corner without hands dreaming of chords never woven songs never molded from clay. It's all just ex-rated anyways it's all just excess anyway. Things of...

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Smiles a plenty Under the veil of malice intent Healthy love and support Just a disguise for abusive behaviour All the moments we see as beautiful Just a front for growing dissent in the home Dresses, Suits, shirts and ties Expected Uniform of joy and of heaviest heartbreak It's too far to travel either way Too far gone in the eyes of societal gods All...

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murder of crows was this decided before or after Poe’s poem? Wait That was a raven larger than a crow more fierce but still ugly with an annoying caw I understand where murder might enter into it ...

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haiku crow polishes beak shine morning dew fresh washes window ~ gorgonzola sky _________ hiku wwww oooooo rrrrrrrrrr ...

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crows caustic cawing polluting morning silence corn field quiet...

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Poetry Form: Limerick Sponsor: Joseph May Date: June 14, 2025 A crow on a wire watched me cry, He cawed at the clouds in the sky. “You break, then you mend, But the hurt doesn’t end— Just learn how to smile when you lie.”...

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Black Birds Flying at Wal-Mart I see them gather, flock on flock, At 7:30am sharp, they start to squawk and talk. The sun peeks up, the horizon glows, The air alive with cackles and crows. Their feathers bristle, sharp and black, They soar and dip, they dart fourth and back. Their eyes, a yellow shining disc, Reflect the light, a golden whisk. The parking...

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Recently,one winter morning,out of the blue, I heard the caw of a lone crow - Once found in flocks across our land, Now vanished many years ago. Its caw awakened in me the Memories buried in the wavering wash of time. The weather those days was fine, Water in the ponds and rivers was pure. Rills full...

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Here comes the uppity bejeweled crow Carrying her loud beak just so and so She is wearing a cape as white as snow Her beady eyes turn on me; they have a glow Flashing gemstone rings are on her feathers today She preens and twists, weirdly turning away Around her neck there is a diamond choker I heard she won this playing...

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He spreads his lordly cape to slow his descent, gloved talons softly gripping metal throne, his obsidian pallium opulent and ominous. Empowered by wonder and awe, I swallow fear, holding the chthonic messenger’s gaze Curiosity binds us The vigilant Seraphim turns...

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Comma, the crabby crow, was a curious bird He collected aluminum, kind of absurd Necklaces were swooped up in his beak His cawing was louder than most bird speak He was always moving, stomping around When he was not flying, if he was on the ground Frenzied and furious today, for he had lost a gem A gorgeous moonstone necklace, given to...

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Crow (Blackus Menacingus) large, clever and a scavenger found in gardens where there’s trees good at puzzles, can be trained likes TV shows about celebrities Blackbird (Blackus Not-A-Pirateus) common gardeners friend is he perched on the handle of a spade looking out for bugs and worms went on a holiday to Adelaide Thrush (Not-The-Itchyus Sortus) light brown plumage with spotted front easily identifiable medium bird known for a...

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