Short Flocking Poems

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


Premium Member In July

Flocking birds of cloudy patterns
Preceded by dragons breathing,
Flaring lights burst bright
While streamers luminescence.
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Feathered Foragers

herring gulls flocking
foraging at the beaches-
 disappearing lunch

7/27/18
  
Contest - Son of Senryu
Sponsor - Brahn Bailey
Form: Haiku

Clipped Parrots

With notes shredding ears homicidal,
contestants squawk madly to sidle
despite what they lack
they keep flocking back
to die on American Idol.
© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Blue-Grey Bird Family

blue-grey small bird pals 
flocking a branch together ~
loud friends we love you


Written: March 16, 2022

Bird Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member A Heavenly Choir

Counted more than a dozen birds on a wire Methinks it's a rehearsal for their heavenly choir Birds of a feather Flocking together They're a-coming, to springtime they aspire
Form: Limerick


Liftoff

Phrases string together,
letters front to back

Birds of the same feather,
in each other’s tracks

Marching toward transcendence,
words reformed and strong

Flocking into unison
—flying into song

(Villanova Pennsylvania: September, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Nature

Edgy waters
Flocking birds
Slashing rain
Shattering Thunderbolts
Gaping canals 
Waterfalls of trees 
What was I thinking
In slow whispers
As I read Mary Oliver
To learn about Nature
My journey as a poet has hardly begun
But being a poet is my strive

Premium Member Unbreakable Bond

Cherished moments shared,
Laughter echoing through time,
Friendship's precious bond.

Through all highs and lows,
Unwavering support flows,
Friends like gems that glow.

Birds flocking together,
Friendship's wings will never sever,
Love that lasts forever.
Form: Haiku

Pining Island

far from the ground
a sun faced sea shines on me
no trouble i see but a sail with no wind
to catch no worry in the air
should i swim so long and tire arms
and reach the golden glaze ahead 
on islands set down to catch a glimpse 
of flocking beasts and friendly herds

Winter Voyage

birds they are flocking wishing I had wings to fly off to warmer climes Written 12th October 2021 after witnessing flocks of birds preparing for their winter voyage...
Contest A BRIAN STRAND HIKU Sponsor Brian Strand FIRST PLACE
Form: Haiku

When Kids Were Just Plain Kids

When big rocks turned into tiny trees Flocking gulls balanced atop laser beams. Ginormous people, accompanied by humongous animals, toted big axes behind them. All of this happened way back when . . . Way, way back when kids were just plain kids.
4.21.2017
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Render Unto Caesar

My ode to tax season ...

With compelling circumstance
thousands flocking to our door
braving elements of chance
what does new year have in store?

As they enter our domains
follow adverts’ beckoning
is there hope for addled brains
as they face their reckoning?






***
7/26/2020
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Absinthe Leaves

In the firmament of trees
October's eye
looks down in cruel azure
on summer's absinthe leaves,
flocking like survivors
to a mortal haven.
Autumn's blood magma
creeps through leaves
bequeathing fire 
and brittle amber. 
Fertile frost breeds
in arctic prisms,
whispering feral eddas
as withering violets
echo bitter truth.
Form: Ekphrasis

Last Night

3:54, 3:55
The glowing clock is mocking.
Its digital display deceives – 
No ticking and no tocking.

Yet seconds march along while thoughts
Unpleasantly come flocking,
My tired mind incapable
Of a triumphant blocking.

Insomnia, from what I’ve heard,
Is really not too shocking,
But how I dread those nights when it
Maliciously comes knocking.
Form: Rhyme

M I Happy

m i happy
yes i m happy
i have to be positive
i wish to remain happy
always

m i happy
yes when  i see the birds flocking together
when i see the bright sunshine in the morning
when i see toddlers smiling

m i happy
yes when the world loves me
yes when i m at peace with myself
yes when i see the beautiful nature around

m i happy
yes i m happy
Form: ABC

Light

Light

There's a glimmering light
tiny swirls, shades of gray
booming thunder, rain clouds abound
it's just a sloppy mess today!

Cabbage green skies
eluding to the mist
orange laden sunsets
reminds me of a Sunkist

Birds circling, flocking
with nowhere to go
roaming the earth 
for that shiny glow

clouds are beautiful
a figment of ones imagination

I Worship You-Part 3

the Lord is my best friend
my dark past He erased
now i see
'cuz He opened my eyes
to see a bright future
i see crowds
flocking without a shepherd
Lord, touch my tongue
so i can release
what you put in my heart
that's what i was made for
to testify His goodness
lead the way
show the truth
they need life
desparately,let them kneel
pray and weep
for your mercy oh Lord
Form:

Premium Member Day Dreaming

Roses are red and yellow
Roses are pink and white
Near a that is round
A berry tree has grown
The birds are flocking 
to the tree
They are at the house
that is round
Filling their stomachs
with berries

A howling wind is blowing
All through the evening
It sounds like a storm
While the snowflakes
are dancing
Quickly zig-zag to
the ground
Day dreaming of
summer
While the snowflakes 
spread
Form: Imagism

Premium Member The Truth Shall Set You Free

*The Truth Shall Set You Free Miracle Man 12/16/2024 America has become a theater, with actors galore. Daily, many “wanna be’s”, are flocking to our shore. Some lay claim to being, the best in their crowd. But when push comes to shove, they become purse-proud. Only when advantageous, does this become fact. It’s not what people say, but the way many act. *John 8:32
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Hampton Beach

Hampton Beach 

 The smell of fresh fry doe
 Time had elapsed playing at the casino
 Fresh lobster with a side order of fries
 Those spacious wonderful sky's
 Down at the shell the continental were playing
 A walk by the lady of a statue in waiting
 Flip flops and the sound of laughter
 A playground for kids in the middle
 The boardwalk with seagulls flocking over head
 Fire works in the midnight air with a cheer

Suzie Marie

The simpering sound of Suzie Marie
Had all the men flocking and wanting to see
Her beautiful hair piled high in a bow
In a pretty white dress, cut short and cut low

The girl with the luscious lashes so long
The look in her eyes so fragile yet strong
The smile on her lips was a smouldering pout
She purred and she posed, whilst working them out

The simpering sound of Suzie Marie
Make men fall in love, including me
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Clerimerick Couplets Me

Introducing Mark Toney
The real McCoy, not phony
Works hard on accounting and income taxes
Writes poetry and prose as he relaxes

Mark fancied himself a tax expert
Cool pocket protector on his shirt
Touting tax tips he tried
Till terribly tongue-tied
Nevermore will he overexert

Hundreds flocking to Mark’s door
What does tax time have in store?
Mixed reactions to Mark’s beckoning
As they face their day of reckoning
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Boterismo Is For People With Soul

Sponge Bob Square Pants must have originated with Boterismo
I can only imagine the responses by the socialized.
They would not have understood the blockish faces
Or the stocky blocky bodies drawn by Angulo

People with art in their souls readily understood it
Flocking to his shows in droves - duplicating and imitating
His art is not for everybody, but it is for those with soul.
Which is why it is recognized all over the world.
art

Premium Member the beauty of

the beauty of.......

just watching life
from my back yard

flocking birds 
at a full feeder

young rabbits 
sneaking out from under shed

two dogs
frolicking in tall grass

I watch the sky
floating clouds migrating

early sliver of sun 
smiling down on me

I enjoy
the morning quiet time

before life
seems to speed up

and the neighbors 
awake with noisy cars

before the 
trash man rolls down the street

before I
lose my quietness

Spring Brings

Spring brings bright new life
to this earth with such delight,
Roses an tulips rise up high
as the grass grows to the sky.
Birds flocking together as
families are for ever.

Spring brings bright new life
to everyone all in sight.
Love an colors fill the air
as a rabbit hops with cheer.
So many children run an play
as some kids fish by the bay.

Spring brings bright new life
As this kid fly's his kite.
Grass stains an flip flops
Bubbles an Bees
are in with Spring...
Form: Rhyme

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