Short Flock Poems
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the flock of doves rest
on the grass with fallen seed
all rise in a woosh
Heidi Sands
11/23/21
A BLUE FLOCK
this
early summer
morning
gives
flight to
a blue
flock
© 2025 Sara Etgen-Baker
There once was a new President
Leading through a road that was bent
Many did follow
But his promise was hollow
Next election, home he was sent.
a flock of geese honks
flying in blue skies above
slow busy traffic
Heidi Sands
9/17/24
(C)opyright
Lord,
what heavenly
stars shall
take this
cherish moment
being bless
by having
Shepherd
blue eyes
for watching
over your
sweetest
flock,
the creation,
of mankind
Over lambent plains
of blond wheat,
braided spikes
rustling
in flaxen breeze,
a flock of crows
seesaws
like obsidian scythes
in cider firmament
under harvest sun's afternoon eye.
This air,
Baked in
A purple haze
Bring cupped-hands
Filled with holy water
To the ancient shores of
This Gothic Cathedral
We flock to your sanctuary
Birds bring their benedictions to this altar
Stygian and cotton white birds are going to take flight from the beach to the unknown
For Monoku 9 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Poet Destroyer A
Ninth Place
3-15-2016
Should priests get married
It depends what they do
If they counsel mostly marrieds
then priests should be too
While a church of congregants single
~ Be wary of priests who intermingle
G-od's
R-ighteousness
A-bout
C-hosen
E-xceptional
F-lock
R-eally
O-ffers
N-onstop
D-elight
A-s
R-apture
I-s
N-icely
A-dvanced
Topic: Birthday of Grace M. Frondarina (July 27)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
C-reator
H-as
U-sed
R-ighteousness
C-ompassionately
H-elping
O-ne
F-lock
C-onvert
H-uman
R-ace
I-nto
S-heepfold
T-riumphantly
Topic: Iglesia Ni Cristo 105th Anniversary (July 27,2019)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
birds of a feather,
envision in unison -
teach us precision,
to pray until fruition
~ purposely aiming higher.
06 October 2022
'A flock of birds' Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Julia Ward
FLOCK
I am listening to the crying of future's flock
Nothing can move the biggest rock
Our ship sail out forever to dock
Don't you feel the disappointment of losing all the stock
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando October 17, 2016
To understand
deeply
the one to the many
Salvation
unquestioned
the weakest in need
Your heart always
truest
when starting the journey
The sheep
that’s been lost
— where humanity bleeds
(The New Room: February, 2024)
I hear the drone that quizzes me then see the swirling mass.
A cloud veers in all directions; green changes in a flash.
Ten thousand wings are beating. The sky a wonderful delight.
I follow the budgerigars until the flock is out of sight.
A flock of Blackbirds visited
They fed on cracked acorns
And left well filled; a few Robins
Ate as each one returned
Two Blackbirds came to drink water
From the local shared fount
Which each day slowly gets lower
On these dry days their haunt
Finis'
Funny how you figure things out as time shapes true intentions.
So, so, funny how some think you're gullible because you have aged.
Funnier still that some think you buy their stories in all their glory.
Funniest of all, I figured it all out because of a little tweety bird and his pretty cage.
The fruit of life,
I eat today,
Far from the flock,
I will not stray,
Greener pastures ,
Without my Shepard,
I will not stray,
I will not be tempted,
I will say nay,
Sheep have been stolen,
Who went that way,
Now living a life,
Of gloom and grey,
Living in this flock,
I'm protected,I am sweet,
Grazing salvation,
At the Saviours' feet....
M-an needs to be saved,
E-ach wants to live forever;
L-ife eternal is promised,
O-n the twentieth of September.
D-on't ignore the fold, enter the narrow gate;
Y-es, obey the Lord's command, With love, hope, and faith.
C-hosen sheep of Christ
H-ave overcome any block;
U-nder His stewardship
A-re those who come into the flock.
L-et the flock of sheep endure,
O-n the thirtieth of September;
V-icious lies ruin the faith,
E-xtend the truth from the Maker.
L-et the flock of sheep keep their hopes alive;
Y-es, let their trust in God stay strong to survive.
R-ight now uplift them,
E-nlighten them so deep;
Y-earn to inspire the chosen,
E-dify the flock of
S-heep.
T-he lamb in the flock
O-pens his heart in meekness;
M-indful of God's commands,
M-aker is pleased with his
Y-es.
C-onfident lamb in the flock
O-pens his soul to Almighty;
R-emaining inside the fold,
D-oing no iniquity.
E-arly February twentieth
R-eminds you of the building block;
O-bey the Lord in gentleness like the lamb in the flock.
M-inister in the Lord's flock
A-ims to feed the lamb;
R-ain is nowhere in sight,
K-ind weather stays calm.
C-hurch worker in the Lord's flock
O-pens the day with fervor;
N-ever will he slow down,
C-oming up with vigor.
H-e takes care of the sheepfold, in every tick of the clock;
E-ighth of May Monday meets the minister in the Lord's flock.
Like birds of a feather
That flock all together
Like the sifting sands of time
Cuz when we're together
We're safe from the weather
And the many hills we climb
Like snow on the heather
Enduring the weather
By the full moon's gentle light
We're bound by that weather
Our children together
Sleeping safely through the night
A flock of birds, together they flew
Determined to carry a message to you
A hug in the air, for when you need it
A kiss under the sky where it is moonlit
Distance doesn't weaken its flight
From my heart to yours in the dark of night
The flock is close, all in sync right now
They'll be there soon sitting on a tree bough
Heidi Sands
3/3/26
(C)opyright
When trees stand together
They become a forest
When bushes stand together
They become a fence
When flowers stand together
They become a garden
When man flock together
They become a defence
When women flock together
They become a gossip
When children flock together
They become a circle
And only when hearts merge together
They can
Become love, strength and unity