Long Linnet Poems
Long Linnet Poems. Below are the most popular long Linnet by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Linnet poems by poem length and keyword.
The Silkworm's Birthday
"The Silkworm’s Birthday"
Mulberry leaves flutter in the breeze
Kookaburra brave Joker bluffs a sky blue breast
Drops one feather for a quill, a song hidden in a laugh, no bitter pill
magic never rests, like a crystal...
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Categories:
linnet, chicago, grandchild, imagery, love, mother daughter, muse,
Form:
Free verse
Possums On the Run - Part 3
"Possums on the Run - Part 3"
Collecting cut
silver blue grass
carries garbage bags
green-ant bites, no siree,
this aint fun.
Stand guard, he’s the
lawn mower Pope
(she laughs)
on his ever vigilant run.
Look on him with sadness
Look on...
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Categories:
linnet, childhood, father daughter, journey, life, little sister,
Form:
Free verse
Arms Full of Linnet Wings
“Arms Full of Linnet Wings”
In the garden
that afternoon
she planted seeds
in their ripe minds
their eyes looking
up to hers their
irises dazzling
in the late afternoon
sunshine wide open
as if waiting hungrily
for more food
she...
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Categories:
linnet, love, mother daughter, muse,
Form:
Narrative
Has Spring SprungCan't seem to get off to sleep tonight, thoughts buzzing around my old head,
It's dark and quiet, the cat has gone out and the street lights have gone out too,
The odd car passes by maybe...
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Categories:
linnet, nature, old, spring, winter, dark, dark, green,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Has Spring SprungCan't seem to get off to sleep tonight, thoughts buzzing around my old head,
It's dark and quiet, the cat has gone out and the street lights have gone out too,
The odd car passes by maybe...
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Categories:
linnet, nature, old, spring, winter, dark, dark, green,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Table For NoneI am a Savonarola chair
carved from discarded
remnants of cedar and birch that
littered our backyard -
waiting to be burned
or broken by a trespasser’s hands,
or tended to by the warm touch
of a gardener’s natural...
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Categories:
linnet, angst, on writing and words
Form:
Free verse
Birds in Their BluesThe crow, a prophet in the pines,
Caws a lament, a mournful chime.
Is it winter's grip he fears,
Or a world grown cold, with unseen tears?
The curlew pipes a mournful song,
Across the...
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Categories:
linnet, beauty, bird, blue, deep, feelings, joy, pain,
Form:
Rhyme
The Letter
"The Letter"
"L" is for LOVE and the JOY that follows
"L" is for Learning flies high like a Swallow
"L" is for LIFE Lionheart all the rises and hollows
"G" is for DAUGHTER, hearts 2 as 1, flying...
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Categories:
linnet, daughter, imagery, life, love, mother, truth, wisdom,
Form:
Free verse
Dreams Coercing Memory
“Dreams Coercing Memory”
You want cherries jubilee
with a little Krug champagne
but soft custard is just the same
when reality plays its game
by the spoonful
morphine comes
to save the day
the light changes
subtle refractions
of dreams coercing
memory
long...
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Categories:
linnet, death, family, life, love, muse,
Form:
Elegy
-untitled-House of mirrors, movement all around, with these long halls casting shadows on the
floor. Burning lanterns flicker and whisper an unknown language. Doors leading down
abandoned staircases, coated with dust ans inhabited by spiders....
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Categories:
linnet, imagination, mystery, peace, slam
Form:
Prose Poetry
I: Song of the LinnetSir – dearest Vicar,
You also came to sing?
Of course, after the third crow
Of our life-void cock
We had gathered like song-throated weavers
Highly assorted souls rallied
To sing his high-pitched liberty
– It was like Earth’s freedom! –
You also...
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Categories:
linnet, education
Form:
I do not know?
Natural SelectionGravely digging the grave digger digs
holes for souls; waste pits plotted
earth soils clogging
Collections of bones for storage and mind
Disposal in disguise
Many a form, Goldfinch alike, are left
in place of death; laying spent, shrivelled
dishevelled, colours...
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Categories:
linnet, bird, death, nature,
Form:
Free verse
Ii: the Ancient Linnet Must Go?Darest Vicar,
Hearers were surprised to hear:
“I am glad to address this rally” –
Would our Cape-bred peacock consent
To perch on these foiled hill-top trees?
Darest V.C.,
It was this faked feast
That held our souls surfeit
That held our...
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Categories:
linnet, education
Form:
I do not know?