Lynx Poems - Poems about Lynx

...My solitary Friday nights are something timeless as I slowly tread A lynx path past the kind oaks in the Winter Palace courtyard  Images long scattered to the winds rise and burn through me A ma......Read More

...The sunset has shed the blue sapphires over the parking lot. Drinks after a movie. It's a nice place. Civilization flies a flag of timid complacence and neon lights. Only a bright star rises ov......Read More

...a bit of nature churning waves dark sea angry clouds roll overhead nor'easter rages dampness without rain upon trimmed lawns in morning cool night air made dew calling out warnings per......Read More

...Running as fast as I can heart pounding I can feel his wings beating by the wind swirling around me my lynx instincts are alive as I try to escape this hungry bird but I’m no match for his cunn......Read More

...The howling could be coyote or wolf The screaming is Tasmanian devil or banshee Wait, is there such a thing? I meant bobcat It is evening now Time for the nocturnal creatures to come out in full......Read More

...At the Oakland Zoo, a birth historical Is neither fable now allegorical An ape and lynx had a child So gorgeous and so wild With a lineage quite cat-e-gori-Cal 6/1/22......Read More

...It was love at first sight seeing your furry faces. To scoop you up and take you to various places. Me and Ash are so happy to be your mom and dad. Your shenanigans made us both glad and mad. ......Read More

...(alternately titled: lion eyes hide sharp claws unless made irate, then yours truly bares his sharp talons on all of mine faux pas). Aye attest tubby reincarnated from one male Russian Blue ......Read More

...Dangerous North American lynx Gave the female cats a giant wink They heard wedding bells Fell over themselves His romantic life is in the pink ......Read More

...is a mass hysteria induced by the sound of Indies short-tailed crickets mating, not, as conspiracy would have it, the result of a sonic weapon, a microwave attack, or malfunctioning eavesdrop......Read More

...Juvenilia: Early Poems VII These are early poems I wrote as a boy and as a teenager. The Leveler by Michael R. Burch The nature of Nature is bitter survival from Winter’s bleak fury till......Read More

... as eyes peer into the wild, breathtaking yonder, a determined honey badger prowls vast landscape like a lynx, darting from here to there with purpose....Read More

... There are so many grotesque allusions on us that we lost ourselves in identity ... let's examine. The list,,, Leg Canes, elephant calves, belly that is tripe mud trough, plank......Read More

...MODERN SONNETS II I prefer the original definition of the sonnet as a “little song” of indeterminate form and length. These modern sonnets vary from more-or-less traditional to free verse. ......Read More

...You can be a turtle, a deer, a buffalo, a dog, frog or a sphynx, But you never know true love until you have fallen for a lynx. I have a pair of them, and they adore me upside down and inside out. ......Read More