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Mockingbirds Poems - Poems about Mockingbirds


Premium Member Mockingbirds Entertain
Mockingbirds' entertainment As the sunrises Underneath cobalt skies Sending forth yellow muted beams ...

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Categories: mockingbirds, nature,
Form: Free verse
Mockingbirds
Some raucous mockingbirds do not often find something great in themselves May 18, 2023...

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Categories: mockingbirds, wisdom,
Form: Monoku



Premium Member We Kill Mockingbirds
We kill mockingbirds and quiver at tales of mice and men in this brave new world an awakening occurs as we ponder why caged birds sing somehow this book is gay and the bluest eyes spy two boys kissing Nelson found two things wrong with a naked lunch as Lolita and George refused to communicate Girls lean back everywhere but I am curious about internet girls and dirty cowboys the leer of...

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Categories: mockingbirds, freedom, writing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Mockingbirds Are Noisy and Aggressive
Mockingbirds Are Noisy and Aggressive By: Miracle Man July 19,2021 Sunshine peeking through a mottled sky, painting a picture on parched ground. A Mockingbird intermittently flutters by, and from its repertoire a familiar sound. A mate remains busy preparing a nest, our red honeysuckle, is their spot of choice. Fending off trespassers, not to be dispossessed, while sampling me with its singing voice. When a...

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Categories: mockingbirds, bird, nature,
Form: Rhyme
The Mockingbirds Be Damned
They did mock us ...did they not?...the mockingbirds? I say they did!...innuendo infuse...as pellucid as she...they mocked us! ...gossiped luridly about us in luscious low tones like the old hen in her folding chair...nothing better to do than judge in ripples to her cluck...her menagerie...in their horribly ugly dough smeared aprons...their blue heads tilted in close at...

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Categories: mockingbirds, discrimination, people, perspective, sunset,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Of Mockingbirds and Rainbows
arrived in oz ~ a rainbow in the sky. a tropical warm paradise sunrise. the Waikiki blue waters welcome me. and golden pineapple juice drips down face - so ripe, my cheeks blush with sunburn tint. ...

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Categories: mockingbirds, fruit, paradise, travel,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member I Recall Mockingbirds Singing To Me
I Recall Mockingbirds Singing To Me My life now so far away in the past resting back in that glowing red sunset; in lost memories where dreams always last wishing for lost time, I can never get. As fading shadows dance in bonfire's glow I recall mockingbirds singing to me; precious gifts such memory plants to sow so like seeds dropping from big...

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Categories: mockingbirds, bird, blessing, creation, imagery,
Form: Sonnet
One, For Your Mockingbirds
Their long arm of his law standing about peering at her child Destitutes public pretender having fully cooperated with the states Aspiring district attorney this peoples hopeful in future high court justice ? Divulging as much exculpatory evidence for their mark as they held over cocktails Choking while accepting the fact that there was no way out of premeditation's...

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Categories: mockingbirds, abuse, allusion, analogy, love,
Form: I do not know?
Mockingbirds
I spied them carefully as if I was meant to court them as they hung on the Edison above the roof, slightly swaying with the breeze. So unique a singing voice with so many songs, yet louder than the sparrow or swallow, chicks following close at hand. The older ones clothed in blue-gray with white feathered bellies,...

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Categories: mockingbirds, bird,
Form: Free verse
Mockingbirds
I interrupted two mockingbirds a-coupled grey feathers flying....

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Categories: mockingbirds, bird, nature,
Form: Haiku
The Call of the Mockingbirds
A cacophony of mockingbirds Waiting with baited breath Pacing each other, In this candy apple sky and Chasing this morning glory...

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Categories: mockingbirds, imagination
Form: Free verse
Mockingbirds
Have-beens went into fury. Like silkworms, after the shock spinning the myths around them. Then the gossip will turn towards the words, locked in extra sensory awakening. The gametes move in a chasm, needling the pastoral scorn. From the barrel of a gun flows the religion. Spreading the thighs and baking the sweet croissants. Will the honey heal the wounds? Of centuries? Moon god to moon god under...

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Categories: mockingbirds, adventure, allegory, angst, animals,
Form: I do not know?

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