Fawn Poems

- Haiku X 369 - fawn -

                                         in her solitude
           

Tender Fawn and Yonder Owl

  
   Leaping o’er the meadow, a tender fawn
     yonder owl turns his head 360 degrees around

   On his lily, croaks the frog
     lovestruck robins sing their dialog

   Time to go to bed, my gramma said
    

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there was a young man named Sean
who pledged his undying love to Dawn
one day at the faire
he met a different woman there
and now he has run off with Fawn

Fawn is her Spirit Animal

At day break, Commanche maiden wanders to the river
Solemn silence greets her, then a tiny flick in the water
Brother catfish, she guesses,
Movement to the west

She turns and meets the eyes of a fawn
The creature is here to give her a lesson
She listens the best she can
For fawn is her spirit animal
She has much to learn

Fawn

• She flatters me with her words
• I start to fawn
• That usually lasts until dawn

young fawn

love of her child 
opens mother's eyes to new life 
birth of young fawn

Fawn Spots

FAWN SPOTS

Fawns have Lost their Spots 
Now they look like their Mother
Growing into it.

Confronting Decadence

How I longed for and every morn,
For a decadent slice of cake,
At beginning of every dawn,
Was hooked, my heart did often ache.

Not fussy, fairy cake or bun,
To be sweet, I was for sure born,
Rain, snow, mist, hail or scorching sun,
How I longed for and every morn.

Traveled cities so far and wide,
At seven sharp did often

Red Fawn

Light breaking forth at dawn
reveals right there on my lawn
a lovely sight to which I’m drawn:
a wee woodland sprite to gaze upon,
prancing with joy and delight, a red fawn.


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Another 'jump rhyme': 5 line monorhyme
of lengths, 6,7,8,9,10
with internal rhyme jumping from word 1 to word 5
through the progression

Deer

deer

 baby deer wet lawn 
 nature feeds the new born fawn…
 winter comes grass gone

  04-10-2022

A Fawn and a Frog

A springtime fawn found a placid pond and knelt down for a drink.

She bent her knees into the mud,
And placed her velveted chin 
parallel to the pond 
and the dawn found 
the edge of the earth.

The touch of the fawn’s
Mouth made the water wake.
(and all things in it).

And as she drank,
the orchestra played the pond-song

Spotted Fawn

I spied a little spotted fawn
Cavorting, dancing on my lawn
With legs that seemed of rubber made
Or springs or airy wings instead.

He bounced, he played out in the sun,
He lept, he raced, was having fun.
He darted, wild, without a qualm,
Then heard a noise and dashed to mom.

O little one, I’m blessed, you know,
To gaze at you,

The Fawn

Strolling through the meadow at dawn
In early morning's welcoming light,
Listening to the sounds of birds' song
Strolling through the meadow at dawn
When I spot last spring's spotted fawn,
I am careful not to give him fright
Strolling through the meadow at dawn
In early morning's welcoming light.

written September 11, 2021

Deer and Fawn

We pranced by the river 
As the wind swayed my antlers 
I captured with my eyes, a picture 
As my fawn jumped up and up seeing the pattern 

Made by the leaves 
In the big, fluffy shrub
This was the dream 
But alas there was a man cub

My fawn went nearer
Peeking at this creature 
Unwarned they

Mother and Fawn

I stopped beside the wooded glen and saw
With early fawn beside a bubbling brook
A whitetail I had seen before the thaw
In my backyard foraging for food
Heavy with her unborn child.
She glanced my way and flicked her tail
To warn the little one of danger near
But she had no reason at all to fear
Me standing in awe

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