Owls Poems - Poems about Owls

as night falls it pains me so for i must prove my love in front of a world not worthy of me but still I hender my life in such strife for a pure soul in need of me for I shall not pass in the night as a mere stream at deaths door nor will I lead myself to an...

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Sunsets in Saharan skies Every nomad looks and sighs Reprieved from unrelenting heat Peruse the sun in its retreat Every desert roamer knows Nights with cool sand twixt their toes Their utmost fear at the oasis? Serpents lurk in nighttime places So the creatures of the night Creatures that emerge and bite Only fear the bedouin Replete with pots to cook them in Pincers and a...

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Snakes sneak slow, spiral : Startling...

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When nightfall dips in palest of gold I feel a sense of indignity, As owl's melody loses its eloquence Through the absence of a safe abode; Where quietude calls for avian coos The kind which never seeks to intrude… And its orbed eyes larger than neons, freeze In need of natue's hued, aerial parade--- ...

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Serpents, scorpions, owls, Swingers, stingers, wise old gals, Dogs, bones, bow wow wows, Paws, purrs, cat's meows. Canines, felines, feral creatures, Headlines, deadlines, double features, Ping, pong, pink expressions, Sing, song, apprehensions. Sows, cows, milk-bag givers, Scaredy-cats and chicken livers, Porky pigs and truffle treasures, Dorky wigs and other pleasures. Polywogs and rollie pollies, Gollygogs and holly holies, Ice cream trucks and cone packers, Dumb clucks and silly quackers. Gritty...

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What do you look for in a man? I usually say wisdom. An owl that is respectful, Thinks with his head, But still acknowledges the heart. As much as i pretend to love those birds, Who flock to your side once smitten— I tend to fall, For those sly serpents, Who could care less if I’m eaten. I know they tell lies, But their sickly...

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SERPENTS SCORPIONS AND OWLS We are led to believe that serpents lie But that is the theme of a famous story And by eating forbidden fruit, we die Living a life no longer blessed in glory Scorpions look evil, but that’s the point A stinging tail used only when required But depends however on a flexible joint And with its protective scales, is...

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Day and night Over my years I watch This full owl body carved from the light Of wood With its slimly painted feathers and howling eyes Held in swooping flight At an angle On a string From our family room Ceiling Circles in the heat of our furnace vent Glides in its corner in summer breezes That is beautiful enough Its constant motion suspecting me A mole Watching TV But there...

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One night, in the famous Amazon Rainforest held its first “Mr. or Miss Venomous Quest,” Goals of the search were for entertainment and fun catered to all diurnal brutes who’re sad without the sun. Nocturnal animals hosted an amusement battle where the chosen team-representatives will wrestle, They put up a wrestling ring under an oak tree for all spectators could clearly view...

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Entry for: Serpents, scorpions, owls poetry contest. Sponsor: Sara Jama I think I have met them all - the sneaky serpent - - the toxic scorpion - - the wise owl - There are some things in nature to be cautious with, amongst the multitude of things to enjoy People...

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slithering, creeping, shuttering terror serpent grovels along the dust of earth forked tongue hisses, taunting and twisting is there smoke as nostrils flare? is he something to beware? followed by scorpion, sharp edged spite stinger rises, poisonous venom ...

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Out n’ out predators, Observant with wide eyes, Ogre like, tear up prey. Oviparous they are. Ornithologist’s pets. Ousted as ill omen. ...

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When my life turns upside down and the stars no longer align… I know this may sound crazy but…I search the world for signs. I look to people, to nature, to animals…to the sky, the sea, the land… to help me cope with a confusing world I no longer understand. At Christmas time Dunedin businesses decorate our lamp posts with...

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Happy pumpkins Apple dumplings Licorice sticks Lollipops to lick Owls hooting Witches looting Emerald city dreams Every Halloween Needling together fun things...

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owl guarded the owl pellet house nightly bats tried to get him to move but he was a serious guardian the inhabitants were from another world helpless to defend themselves in this realm he insured their safety the aliens owed him a mountain of debt before they left, they granted owl a power he chose invisibility, thus becoming a most dangerous predator his gift...

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