Lyric Flying Poems

These Lyric Flying poems are examples of Flying poems about Lyric. These are the best examples of Flying Lyric poems written by international poets.

Fly-ing on my broom
Plans are made...yearly on zoom.
Tonights the night of fear and fun
The...nights only just begun.

I'll screech and laugh, and scare you
I'll curse you

© Emilia James  

TIME

Thought of all the seconds,
That went like a mist at dawn.
Tried to hold all the minutes for lifetime
But it flowed like water with no grapple
Waited

© Grace Mura  

I'm an emerald
echo of earth's
caterpillar, a
camouflaging
hiatus of muse
midst karmic rainstorms.
Enslaved to jealous
stars flaming within 
infernal wings,
I yearn to spellbind
sacred heaven's throne, 
chasing subconscious 
liberty in

© Hiya Sharma   

This Earth's a place we call our own
When we can stand with Her lands
And look within great loves we've known
For hope that we might expand.

Like

© Gerald Dillenbeck  

Free to be you 
(Free to be me) 
By Michelle Morris
07/02/2021 

If it's all the same, can we just say goodbye,
Before you see the sadness

© Michelle Morris  

Through my old window I see
The young birds, fluttering and flying free
Wings stretching out so far and wide
As they soar through the open sky.

Their eyes,

© Muhammad Nasrullah Khan  

May each of us be blessed to know a love that transcends space, time and dimensions...
Blessings and best wishes. 

Forever in my soul 
By Michelle

© Michelle Morris  

Soar
I am lighter than a feather
 I'll fly up to the Father 
I will fly away up to
 the Father farther than anything
 He'll embrace

© James Edward Lee Sr.  

I'm in the sky
I'm flying high
I asked the Lord
"Do you like my tie?"

He said to me
"I made that tree!"
But I was bored
And had to pee.

© Jessica Amanda Salmonson  

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Everybody's looking for that something
One thing that makes it all complete
You'll find it in the strangest places
Places you never knew it could be
Some find it

© Mystic Rose Rose   

Flutter by, butterfly, sailing on the breeze, 
you can see eternity, as you float above the trees

Butterfly, high above, as the zephyr sings,
how I love

© John Watt  

Once I was young and did not know. Now I am much older with tales untold. Once I was convinced about the beauty of life

© Paula Goldsmith  

(for Johnny and June)


I fell into an airplane tire
It went round and round
And the plane went higher
And it turns turns turns
That airplane tire.
That airplane tire.

© Jessica Amanda Salmonson  

To the melody of 
"Cara Mia," by
Jay & the Americans
c. 1965

Corona virus, Why
Don't you say goodbye
Each time you infect
A life you do wreck

You're just an

© Gershon Wolf  

In my grave when I die cover me with red roses
Celestial angel uh-huh she wore white to my mass
Well into the night she keeps the

© Eric Ensey