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Short Eider Poems

Short Eider Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Eider by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Eider by length and keyword.


Premium Member Two Mallards In the City
Two eider pilgrims
scooping shadows like nestlings
under cedar wings...

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Categories: eider, animal, beauty,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member At the End of the Day
At the end of the day
I go back,
Travel the moments 
Of my field-path-
Retrace the harvest
And seed
Placed as children
In eider cradles....

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© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: eider, allegory, allusion, introspection, journey, night, riddle, time,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Whispers
whispers

sweet gentle being
tread soft as eider down
upon this weary heart.

search quietly
for nests of love
between the cracks
of ancient pain.

perhaps, one phoenix flame
exists among the ruins....

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Categories: eider, sorrow,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Winter Wonderland
Winter Wonderland
Winter wonderland, white icing on brown cake, mister nor’easter’s icy breath, snow- tires spin helplessly, caught in eider down drifts, I would rather be in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina!
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Categories: eider, winter,
Form: Ekphrasis
Sleeping At the Foot of the Bed
Eider down comfort comfortably comforting 
Distant imperceptible traumas unimaginable. 
Feather pillow softly laid my head 
As under a Mother Hen's wing 
Unperturbable 
But cold wood floors shock my soulless sole 
From the foot of the bed. 
Unconsolable....

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Categories: eider, life,
Form: Blank verse



Premium Member Lullaby Series Ii
Lullaby 2

wind voices speak wild words
above an eider down of dreams
and nighted owl sleeps close to the trunk
when November rends our sky

rain changes from her silks
and whitened raiment wears
as winter casts its nets of frost
across the naked bowers...

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Categories: eider, farewell, november, , Lullaby,
Form: Free verse
Eiderdown
down under, eider ducks can claim for it in their thousands were slain to keep us all warm their bodies torn that's how the eiderdown was named ~~~~~~~~~~~
Inspired by, not in Eve Roper's limerick contest, 'Down Under World', please check the link https://www.poetrysoup.com/poetry/contests/upside_down_world__limericks_only_11050...

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Categories: eider, horror,
Form: Limerick
Henry the Spider
HENRY THE SPIDER



                                    Henry the spider was a spy of Eider
                            Sculled the boat in the river Schlechen Leider
                                            The frog stole the scull
                                                Octopus was dull
                         He clasped the hull close and kissed  the outsider







             HENRY THE SPIDER © Rajat kanti Chakrabarty November, 2014...

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Categories: eider, fun, nonsense,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Ice Cold Out
Touching  any metal un-gloved,
Turns skin to tin, fingers on fire,
Breathing inside what’s above,
Kindles lungs to a stinging pyre.
Exhaled steam is white as a dove.
Some find refuge wearing eider attire,
But hours exposure ends the tropical cove.
After a while the icy novelty tires,
As keeping calm means the need to move.
Snowmen dread mercury higher,
For melting’s their fateful groove.
Winter’s funeral march has its criers,
But in shivering’s end there is no lost love....

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Categories: eider, december, february, life, nature, weather, winter,
Form: Light Verse
November Nightfall
NOVEMBER NIGHTFALL

Color falling, slow and steady,
covers sidewalks, gold already
crunching under feet, home trodding.
Wind blows tree tops, like heads nodding.
Early night-time’s dark disguises
draw out moonlight. High it rises!

Inside houses, people huddle.
Under blankets, pets they cuddle.
Sipping mugs of steaming cider,
propped on pillows, stuffed with eider,
folks then open books of stories:
quests, adventures, love, and glories!


Used: PS

November 25, 2020...

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Categories: eider, autumn, good night, life, nature,
Form: Lay

Book: Reflection on the Important Things