Short Fledge Poems

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


A Message To My Daughter

Fledge!
Leave the 
Child behind.
Take wing and soar
To the woman you
Are meant to be.  Build strength 
in the turbulence called life.
I am still watching, but like a
Young bird someday you will fly alone.
You have all you need for your solo flight.
© Ann Roske  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Etheree


Premium Member Dayflight

These eagles,
these creatures of 
the High Sky.

They hatch in
nests of branch
and twig; nestled,
fitted into crags;
perched over 
precipices.

Soon to soar,
but first,
they fledge,
they unruffle,
on thin-air 
Earth.

So very like
our Dreams.

Premium Member quiet

upon quiet morn when the stillness still lingers.... watchman crow caws first only faint whimpering sounds then full fledge warning billows
Robert Collum's style of writing a Haiku transferred over to Tanka poetry form. 3 words/5 words/3 words/5/5 words.
Form: Tanka

Human Is Not Humane

Human is not humane
Though he is in provision -
To fledge pride the nation;
Yet living with fancy own bloom on.

Other's pine shakes not his vein.
What purport even defy thy majesty,
Ever eager find enjoying biting priority.
It is who seduce a gentle brain
Petty deed sweep origin blood in drain.
Form: Elegy

Premium Member New Day a New One-Act Play

Night looms day, black croons white to bloom
As new day dawns, expectant of curtain call
But old cast in same play rerun doomed
To reel off the same old B-grade stuff
Unless you dawn awake before morn
And draft new play, and fledge fresh cast
A new chapter, a new one-act play baked afresh each day
day


Premium Member I Fledge Allegiance To My Birds

Disclosure: This is in no way to belittle "The Pledge of Allegiance". I love America!!! This was just something fun that came to mind, as I have four pet birds that I adore.

I fledge allegiance to my birds,
And the united birds of America,
And to the Republic for which birds stand
On one leg, under God, barely visible
On a fir tree with justice for all.
Form:

Premium Member May: Model Airplanes

Now it's May...as in 'Month Merry'
We look outside and see it's very
Bright and warm and dry and can
With confidence those flights we'll plan!

We'll dust off winders, and wind rubber
Or fire up engines too long dormant
Props then will throw air in torrents
So our builds go up and forward!

Young birdlings will soon fledge and fly
Our builds will join them in the sky!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Six-Word Couplet Series Encore

Racer
Flat out speed
Hot blooded steed

  Pacer
Speed walking race
With unmatched grace

  Steeplechaser 
Fearless full fledge
Ace over hedge

  Dressage
Arabesques on display
The equestrian ballet

  Draft
Flowing feathered heels
Beer on wheels

  Trail
Rent the power
By the hour



10/28/18

Six-Word Couplet Series Encore Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Mark Toney
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Where Young Eagles Fledge

Defining the rim of the steep canyon ledge Tall snow-covered pines piercing azure sky And forming the slope’s right-sided edge, Defining the rim of the steep canyon ledge Where many a regal bald eagle will fledge On the slope as snow no longer meets the eye, Defining the rim of the steep canyon ledge Tall snow-covered pines piercing azure sky.
written December 26, 2021
Form: Triolet

Premium Member All in a flap

A step too far, brings right of passage to a ledge
Fluttering at cliff walls, pushing life’s brittle edge
A sheer instinctive thrust, with no trust to pledge
Now or never moment, undermines fear’s wedge
A chick leaps off, flailing frail wings fail to fledge
Featherweight of hope meets a ten-pound sledge
Crashing straight down, no safety net to dredge
Next guy flaps like mad, landing softly in a hedge
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Dawn's Darkness

And thus it seems
That all my dreams
Were not but foiled
Twisted schemes
Betrayed by daybreaks
Lying light
Disguised
As memories
Less bright

And yet the darkness
Does pervade
My troubled dreams
When on parade
And truth it seems
Has lost its edge
As its wingless
offspring fledge

For there are moments
That I dread
Moments rewritten
In my head
Troubled attempts
To now erase
The truths I know
Yet cannot face
Form: Rhyme

February

February

Okay I'm born ooh boy what is going to be like here
 just thought I fit into the human race just thought I 
 I find a few friends fall in love get married become a mother
 just thought I find life and make myself at home 


 I been here awhile I'm grateful to be able to see some of my
 many accomplishment not bad so happy to be in such a beautiful
 world from a little baby, to a little girl, now a full fledge woman 
 of this world.
Form: Rhyme

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