Mynahs Poems - Poems about Mynahs

...Mattie and Myrna Mattie and Myrna have become my pals Though it wasn't that way from the start They're nothing like dear Red and Goldie But over time they've won my heart. Red and Goldie use......Read the rest...

...Spring the magical season of natural splendour, It's glory brightens and blooms every life, Birds chirp in meadows and call for their mates; The tap-tap of the woodpeckers, And their court......Read the rest...

...Darkness persists, Then in moments appears the vitreous hue On the horizon as vision from nowhere filters through the benighted heavens the lonesome moon shivers in apprehension as her belam......Read the rest...

...Flock of birds met in a marsh Dusky breeze welcoming all Sat on the branches of mangrove Chirping, clattering on mighty matters. Sharing nuts, grains, seeds and saplings Teasing one another with......Read the rest...

...When I went back home for longer vacation Surprised to see our backyard turning out to be a mini-zoo My younger brother had adopted lots of pets Winged, furry, reptiles… I couldn’t name t......Read the rest...

...I open the door to balcony, a rush of dimmed sun rays touches my face gently, a gush of cool breeze, caresses me tenderly. The gentle breeze, sways the wind chimes, a soft tinkling sound, ......Read the rest...

...I fell asleep beneath the Elm and thus began to dream. Whilst sleeping sound in sleeper’s realm, the Mynah birds did sing, and whispered unto me a spree of many a curious thing – that I should......Read the rest...

...winter dawn a patch of clouds blossom a bare tree holding on with what she left behind winter moon winter rain the urge to feel the newborn full moon winter’s stillness in a soap bubble u......Read the rest...

...By Sashi. Prabhu(zeauoxian) 1/3/2012. Often, I glimpse from my roof top garden, leftward, From the sedentary swing but I know the descent of woodpeckers have soared. From the vertical ......Read the rest...

...The Peepal timidly peeped From amid those tiny cracked bricks Seeking the warm sunlight It spread its arms wide The rain water tenderly seeped Nurturing this sapling that bravely sticks Its h......Read the rest...