Long Red winged blackbird Poems
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Dear Friend, Waiting For You
flying over Gulf of Mexico
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Categories:
red winged blackbird, best friend, bird,
Form:
Personification
Rendezvous
flying over Gulf of Mexico, the boundless tranquil emerald water
not going to stop until I reach my destination ....
the vision of a beautiful...
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Categories:
red winged blackbird, bird, spring,
Form:
Personification
Nature's Peril
While strolling on this summer morn so fair
with warming sun rays soft upon my cheeks
and gentle breezes blowing through my hair, ...
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Categories:
red winged blackbird, earth, nature, pollution,
Form:
Rhyme
Fascinated By My Birds
Tweet pop weet whistle sleet slew tweet
I spend hours trying to write down a songbird’s notes
Robins, cardinals, wrens, sparrow, and thrush.
But I cannot capture their lyrics in our known alphabet.
I finally realized it is because...
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Categories:
red winged blackbird, bird,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Untouchables
Long to touch the rows u p o n rows of coneflowers,
but the bees, they b u z z, and the butterflies own.
Favorite intrepid host, the red-winged blackbird, towers
over the purpleness of...
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Categories:
red winged blackbird, garden,
Form:
Rhyme
Waupaca Awakens
‘Waupaca Awakens’
The thin ice cracks
As daylight breaks,
Along the still waters
Of a chain of lakes
Melting snow and slush
Both lapping the pier,
Letting the bluegill know
A new season is near
North of the place
The first sound is heard,
A sign...
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Categories:
red winged blackbird, animal, bird, morning, nature, places, spring, sun,
Form:
Rhyme
3 Perspectives
I.
The red winged blackbird knows how hard it is for me to connect with humans.
But I can still share my joy over this bird with my mom, who is dying for a way in.
II.
I...
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Categories:
red winged blackbird, perspective,
Form:
Free verse
Million Dollar Movie
Late April and only
coltsfoot—Tussilago farfara—breaking leaf litter.
Our daffodils, peonies and crocuses
are also making signs.
April is the cruelest month, I forget why.
A sweet slow Spring
no sudden changes
each leg and leaf unfolds deliberately. You can't miss it.
New...
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Categories:
red winged blackbird, change, city, dance, insect, spring, summer, tree,
Form:
Free verse
Where I Wonder
This December day that feels like March or April
Beckons me down to my old thoughtful spot
To the bench on the hill above the lake
Where I have discovered poems waiting for me
Behind me, the oaks are...
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Categories:
red winged blackbird, animal, nature, poems, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Red-Winged Blackbird
Red-winged Blackbird
Look! There in the bulrushes,
Perched at an angle
To the reed,
Is the Red-winged Blackbird,
Keeping a close watch
In his territory.
How do I know it’s a “he”? Easy.
By the jet black plumage
And red, yellow epaulettes
That distinguish him...
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Categories:
red winged blackbird, bird, environment, flying, nature,
Form:
Verse
Summer Nature
All the nature was calm and quiet,
Walks amongst the beautiful green environment.
The sun rose behind a cloudy, blue, sky.
Peered through the tall angular trees.
The conservation area alive with mallard ducks swimming on the lake,
Geese tall,...
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Categories:
red winged blackbird, faithnature, nature,
Form:
Free verse
Amused Disuse
Waking, realizing dawn was past
Hearing a background noise
Some what like a wet tin whistle
Child blown in a futile attempt at a note
“What kind of bird is that?”
“A red winged blackbird”
She rose and left me...
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Categories:
red winged blackbird, life, love, me,
Form:
I do not know?
First Warm Day of Spring and Black Was In the Air
It started with the usual
crows, grackles, starlings,
even the chickadees
were appropriately capped.
Broken up a bit by
a red winged blackbird
and again by cardinal.
But in the woods,
early Mourning Cloaks flitted
while a turkey vulture...
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Categories:
red winged blackbird, spring,
Form:
Free verse