Short Hawk Poems
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On a vacant field
A red fox meditates
A hawk circles
A squirrel rolls the dice
A school bus passes
An old man
Haiku 27
By
Tom Wright
3/1/03
As a sparrow hawk,
Talons fully extended,
Time, devours all things.
AGAIN, from
deep within
justice…..asks strange questions
A Hawk flies overhead
why am I
spared?
03/14/11
6:59 pm
so one day a posh rat
found himself a tall hat
then out for a walk
got spied by a hawk
the friend of a posh cat.
single blade of grass
damselfly is grasshopper
springs to hawk the beck
Written: March 20, 2022
The falcon is a noble hawk.
His eye-sight is incredible …
He sails upon the breeze, then stoops
To conquer something edible …
the hawk, flapping wings
flew in front of the windshield
a sight magnified
Heidi Sands
6/3/18
Hungry hawk hovers...
The unaware hatchlings peep...
MPlaced 10th in The Natural Thing To Do contestassed small birds chase threat
RAPTOR
sparrow hawk alights-
the chattering
stops
just one flap of wings-
the raptor makes its kill
pouncing down at will
Dove
Symbolic, hopeful
Gliding, floating, flying
Rainbow, branch, roadkill, prey
Tearing, ripping, devouring
scary, vicious
Hawk
out-stretch wings
and
stiff
broad sail
gathered
its bearings
what guide
the
red tail hawk
full flight
across the
iron rail
I turn into a hawk
never an eagle
my talons are sharp
I love flying!
I soar as high as I dare
I touch the summer moon
the moon laughs
Hickory Dickory Dock
It doesn’t matter about the clock
When you come down
Don’t break your crown
For Jack will watch like a hawk
Russell Sivey
Perched, waiting, still
He swoops with swift precision
Red tail fanned in flight
His cry announcing intent
See the beauty in this flight...
in the hedge
outside the window
a sparrow was eating a bug...
suddenly a hawk hit the hedge...
seized the sparrow
and flew off.
len
“Orville, let’s go to Kitty Hawk -
And make this trip by 6 o’clock”
“Wilbur, from Dayton and back again
By 6 o’clock, we’ll need a plane.”
black hawk circles me
brings in a new recruit too
waiting for my death
I feel threatened
right now. there are six of them
was that a cough?
Last rattling breath
The air sucked from the room
Outside a dove calls
The sky is turquoise
The moment pure filigree
Nearby the hawk sits
talons of a hawk
resisting second nature
claws start and finish
Written By: Laura Loo
Date Written: February 21, 2016
a lone hawk flies high
a crisp February sky
majestic and free
Carolina
clay soil
red with iron
fired
kilned hot
red clay bricks
a hawk
soaring through
lotus blue sky
a vulture
soaring higher
not a sound
Form:
Tantalizing wind
Meadow ripples, full of life
Caterpillar morph
Bird of prey, predator's eye.
Silent glide across pasture.
Our church held a Chastity Walk
Where old folks just stand there and gawk
Our numbers are few
But what can one do
When gossips have eyes like an hawk?
Sparrows delight the grass.
A hawk swoops. Death dances
the living rejoice.
The day arrives
blaming no one.
The sky wipes its face.
Sparrows delight the grass.
A hawk swoops. Death dances,
the living rejoice.
The day arrives
blaming no one.
The sky wipes its face.