Short Blue Jay Poems
Short Blue Jay Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Blue Jay by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Blue Jay by length and keyword.
all afternoon
the blue jay calls
flies off and lands again
pushing his lifeless mate
through the dry grass
blue jay’s blundering
Keeps the birds stirred up today
Blue jay rejection
Heart feels his loneliness
A social outcast myself
bold and beautiful
with loud shrills raising its crest
blue jay fights defends
Fourth Place: Tania Kitchen Contest-1/22/21
unruly blue jay
governs at the birdfeeder
princely dictator
May 10, 2020
contest: Haiku, Blue Jay
sponsor: Tania Kitchin
blue jay it does fly
aloft away blends in the
blue morning eve skies
3/9/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
strident blazonry
sapphire plumage dipped in snow ~
blue jay on the wing
12.05.20
Haiku - Blue Jay Poetry Contest
Sponsor - Tania
songbirds by default
corvids in indigo suits
screaming blue murder
05.08.2020
vibrant blue jay trills
of notes like jazzy rhythm--
amidst winter blues
Tania Kitchin's Contest
Haiku-Blue Jay
5/12/2020
blue and white plume bird
black collar sumac shrieker
layer of green eggs
Date submitted to Poetry Soup 13/5/2020
Thirteenth Of May 2020
shrills of a blue jay
chasing squirrels from feeders —
robbing me of sleep
May 10, 2020
for Tania Kitchin's Haiku - Blue Jay Poetry Contest
blue jay
blue birds tend nestlings
across blue sea pick fresh leaves
cleverly builds nests
10/5/2020
Ok
Ok
Ok
Blue Jay
With your blue “wheedlewee” and “tooltool”,
Blueberry in beak
Blue sky in full peak
Tweet your blue wheedlewee and tooltool
LEAVING APRIL
a break in the clouds
leafy crowd rustles
shadows rush
blue jay darts in
darts out
point of concern
The sun rises south
A little later each day
Fall's angular sun
As a chill tinges each leaf
Blue Jay sings thanks_eats acorns
flurry of wings perch
blue white foam flits breezy leaves
soft call of deejay
13th May 2020
Sponsor Tania Kitchin
Contest Name Haiku - Blue Jay
A birdfeeder hangs on the oak tree.
The sparrows all come there to eat free.
One day a Blue Jay,
Chased them all away.
The Hawk said “Hooray” dinner for me!
eyes squawk shadows deep
wings like blue water splashing
its rest seems fleeting
May 10, 2020
Haiku - Blue Jay Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Tania Kitchen
blue jay lands, perches,
tilt, rotate its head, scans round,
foraging; flies off.
hops upon wet grass,
finds wriggling earthworm, it pulls~
alert behavior
a lonely blue jay
whispering loud in low branch
melody of love
Second Place in Haiku - Blue Jay Poetry Contest sponsored by Tania Kitchin
underneath the glow
trees are painted white with snow
a blue jay watches
Heidi Sands
1/29/24
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what stunning sight you are,
beautiful blue jay!
your wings carry you so far
you called but couldn't stay;
sad seeing you fly away.
pack of greedy jays
enjoy a feeding frenzy
thunder clouds gather
Haiku - Blue Jay Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Tania Kitchin
05/10/20
skilled blue jay at work
delicately weaves safe nest...
hidden acorns sprout
with wings on south wind
flies in azure sky with dreams…
empty nest crumbles
chickadee in tree
gaily busy with hatchlings~
insects shy away
1/18/2021
A Cardinal, Blue Jay, Or Chickadee Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
A duck, a beaver
both swimmers, both fast.
A cardinal, a blue jay
with the feathers that last.
a bulldog, a bear
they both have hair.
A pony, a horse
and maybe a mare?