Short Flamingo Poems
Short Flamingo Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Flamingo by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Flamingo by length and keyword.
toast with one leg
pink gurus mocking
but don't bother to beg--
their pedestal secret,
such disciplined form
starts from the egg
i once had a purple flamingo
who got stares wherever he'd go
it's hard to think
why he wasn't pink
but was a good friend of Picasso
Whatever happened to the five-cent cigar
Hah! Found one!
Right next to the plastic pink flamingo
~ underneath my wet bar
He's still as can be ~
Pink coloured one-legged flamingo for hours
He pretends he's a rose
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F is for Funky
L is for Loving
A is for Amazing
M is for Magical
I is for Interesting
N is for Neat
G is for Gorgeous
O is for Optimistic
There was an old Buzzard name Bill
He was perched in tree on a hill
When he saw his friend Ringo
A tall pink Flamingo
Become the next messy road kill
NA
Stand on longlegs,,
cool shallow water.
Colors are pinks not reds.,
Tourists taking pictures,
as we look away.
Today no eggs.,
sunset fill
the flamingo
pink sky
with birds
of paradise
i am mesmerize
so beautiful
through your
kissing eyes
is all i can think of
all i can see
The pink flamingos
Gather around each other
But there’s one outside
That doesn’t fit, the blue one
Are you the blue flamingo?
Russell Sivey
Flamingo
Twiggy-legged pink flamingo walks in stride
Spreads wings and flies above ground
Eats shrimp, retains its hue
Marckincia Jean
10/01/19
Kimo
The rising sun upon the horizon
cast flamingo onto cobalt clouds.
in the western sky hung
a full silvery moon and mars
shouting to me out loud
pretty flamingoes
reflections of elegance ~
dancing on water
3 / 16 / 2022.
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Fruity
Apples and raisins
Are all grazing
By the flamingo trees
Being chased by honey bees
Are the bears
Who use to care
As they run down the stairs
1/23/18
By James Edward Lee Sr.
Did you know that
Flamingos love to tango?
Three steps forward, one side step,
Shake of the hips, they end the prep.
Quick, quick, slow, gracefully slide,
Flamingos dance as colorful as mango.
A flamingo on the lawn? Oh, yes!
With its s-shaped head so pretty.
Make fun if you think you must.
Fill yourself with giggles
At your house, not mine.
Flamingoes have
Feelings too
Pinkish
Ones
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Nette Onclaud
3/1/26
Birds in concerts,
wade in unison,
circling the pond's outskirts
in mirrored expressions
of pink sunrises
and lovely spurts.
Tuxedo cat, come ride me said the flamingo rocker
He ran over and jumped on and soon had a gawker
Can I have the next ride? Asked a mouse at his feet.
Tuxedo cat said “certainly,” for he looked good to eat.
I have a frisky frog on my back the flamingo whined.
He jumped on last night when I went out to dine.
I wish I had one lamented Old Maid Clementine.
She had been a floozy in her day, and she knew how to grind.
Antelope
Brown Bear
Cat
Dolphin
Elephant
Flamingo
Goose
Hippopotamus
Iguana
Jellyfish
King Snake
Leopard
Mink
Newt
Opossum
Puma
Quail
Rat
Snail
Tiger
Uakari
Viper
Whale
X-ray Fish
Yak
Zebra
flamingo sunset
just the hour their world's afire
whispers of moonlight
orange and pink sky
hues reflected in water
nighttime is dreaming
elegance and grace
commanding all the twilight
remnants of beauty
Pink flamingo had a flaming personality for sure.
The highhanded words he used were always so pure.
He kicked off a shoe and it landed smack into manure.
This made him a little less uppity, but a bit more mature.
His Pick Me Up
He sighed her curled lips and innuendo
Her short skirt and flirting eyes his lingo
Pink flamingo rises
Passion inside skies
He hurried, his long necks are in limbo
connie pachecho
7/21/17
flamingo boa
buzzard with a fashion knack
pink is the new black
January 10th 2018
Buzzards and Flamingos Poetry Contest
Anthony Slausin
A leggy pinkish bird
With grace and calm exposed.
How my drear day lightens
When you come into sight.
Painted like sunset stirred,
Standing pointedly posed,
Your mere presence brightens.
My heart with you takes flight.
Let us not take for granted the glory of the sky.
The ceruleans, bittersweets, flamingo-pinks.
We need the interludes too - a dusty-gray sigh.
Let us give praise as the Dayspring winks.
1/17/2023