Redtail Poems - Poems about Redtail

... days growing longer beyond the riverdale a redtail hawk veers east ......

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...springbuck and redtail deer while the spirit of God draws near we shall gather in the clearing to worship and praise the Almighty God at last perfect peace in his presence......

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...Passed over and to the south of Pulgas in a crescendo of rising light plot of sand and soaring redtail hawk his, a place of sun and life. Tell me now, confess think you've had enough in......

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...Oh for pity's sake put some clothes on, the bracing air will steal your breath.. and I need you to stand and stay strong. Cold comfort thrills from your chill touch help me recall why I ad......

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...Listen to the sounds of redtail hawks circling above or the sounds of baby swans on their first swim lesson have you missed a flock of geese taking off or a swooping osprey about to capture its p......

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...Every morning I watch the moon set As I sit and watch the sunrise I see the stars all disappear As the clouds come rolling by I hear the raindrops fall from stormy skies I've seen snowflake......

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...Kansas I stand before you open hearted, ready to receive you after a spring rain. I have always held such deep nostalgia for your beauty and calm, after such cleansings. As I exhale I open my nose......

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...I visit a place of my youth Once wild and untamed A place of wild life Unbroken serenity A trickling creek Feeds a life filled pond Walking in beauty Cottontail rabbit running to the sage The......

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...Silently gazing upon the etching carved into the lights post ~ Serenities visions returning to greet myself once more Stepping through paradises memories door.... Into a Springtimes morn ado......

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...Last night exhausted from the day I slept. Through my subconscious the following crept: From the chasms of my mind sprang forth a tree. Its branches droop, as it is filled with absurdity: kites......

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...The sun rose bright red not a dark cloud in sight Few whispy cotton clouds spread around blue sky Redtail Hawk in sky left nest for morning flight On those cold air currents h......

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