Flocks Poems - Poems about Flocks

When a leader thinks, a nation walks When a leader sinks, a nation talks When a leader blinks, a nation rocks When a leader clinks, a nation is flocks When a leader inks, a nation makes When a leader pinks, a nation awakes When a leader seeks, a nation finds When a leader links, a nation binds...

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Canada, the land of ice and snow and blue jays Some are huge, able to swing large pieces of wood and get praise Large jays stand in a box In a large dome holding flocks Live almost exclusively in Toronto by a bay...

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THIS CHATTERING OF FLOCKS the birds are back, that’s good, the weather is changing and I am bird-people, feathers are my hair…look, sparrows chipping and fox, ever-present raven with his peculiar pops looks on, calls mate, assumes sentry position woodwind chimes provide the percussion yesterday’s robin is today’s good fortune the starlings are wary but strike up a tune the snow is all gone...

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egrets on shore absorb cold, harsh winds... shivering flocks *Entry for the “Animal Haiku” contest. I live in Florida....

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Whitecaps roll across the lake born of winter's deadly wake, huddled snow geese land amass, praying for the night to pass. As morning breaks they all take flight en masse, they are a stunning sight. Pray for them, that they may find security in warmer climes. Let them dodge the hunter's bow, shotgun shells explode below, they who love and mate for life, keep them from...

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