Short Hawk Poems

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


Premium Member Vicarious daydream

Toying with the summer breeze.
Free... not a care in the world.
Falcon circling among the clouds.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words
Form: Other


Premium Member Hawk

the hawk, flapping wings
           flew in front of the windshield
                   a sight magnified

Heidi Sands

6/3/18
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Hungry Hawk Hovers

Hungry hawk hovers...
The unaware hatchlings peep...
MPlaced 10th in The Natural Thing To Do contestassed small birds chase threat
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Dove and Hawk

Dove
Symbolic, hopeful
Gliding, floating, flying
Rainbow, branch, roadkill, prey
Tearing, ripping, devouring
scary, vicious
Hawk
Form: Diamante

Premium Member The Red Tailed Hawk

Perched, waiting, still
He swoops with swift precision
Red tail fanned in flight
His cry announcing intent
See the beauty in this flight...
Form: Tanka


Premium Member How Hot Is This Summer 

Too hot. outside. Fry egg, sidewalk. Big hawk, dry mouth. Yes rains coming. How hot, too hot. Fall is, waiting. Hooray!!!
Form: Footle

Premium Member black hawk circles me

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?
Form: Senryu

Premium Member hawk

hawk soars above
silhouettes kite against blue-
no strings attached

majestic in flight
sharp eyes always on lookout-
prey below be warned.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Sparrow Hawk

Tantalizing wind Meadow ripples, full of life Caterpillar morph Bird of prey, predator's eye. Silent glide across pasture.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The Hawk

hawk in very top of high Georgia pine.. view unobstructed hawk catches breeze soars on a cold clear winter day... seeks day's last fresh meal
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The Mouse

The mouse was swallowed by a grouse,
Hawk had the grouse for dinner.
One gunshot blast, the hawk was dead,
the mouse walked out the winner.

BeverlyStockPoetry,com
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member watching a hawk

she soars, she glides
a raptor, a hawk
I watch in awe
ceasing my talk

there’s something holy about a bird flying this high
I watch her zoom out of sight above the dark sky
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dan's Favorite Birds - 1 or 10 - Red-tailed Hawk

A red-tailed hawk soars in an azure sky, Majestically gliding - oh so high! Is it any wonder he inspires such awe In those who study education and law?
Form: Rhyme

Hawk Tuah - Remnants of my life

Hawk Tuah, Flock Tuah,
Struggles of dating a babe,
she treating me like a slave,
intimacy is what I crave.

Stupid girl,
Stupid me,
Why do I get fried
just so I don't remember I cried.

Each Squawk Heard From a Hawk

Each Squawk Heard from a Hawk

Should sufficiently count each squawk,
That had been released by a big hawk;
Harder trying;
Feathers flying;
Changed mind and learned how to talk.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

A Hawk Etheree

eyes
super
sharp search prey 
my spirit guide
awakens memories
and cosmic messages
synchronicities abound
beware, be bold, perceive, protect
visionary powers, base chakra
hawk medicine teaches observation
Form: Etheree

Premium Member the hawk, hawk

       the hawk

raptor sometimes called
black death or stealthy fighter
hawk owns names proudly

            
             hawk

hawk soars above clouds
then dives fearlessly toward prey
clever is the hawk
© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Hawk

graceful flight pattern
She’s queen of the sky
Searching for rodents
Surveying meadow
Finding a bunny

Powerful jaws
Terrifying
Masticating
Devouring

Destroying
Meat Eating
Marauder

Handsome
Fearsome 

Hawk

Hawk

Hawk sails the sky with grace and ease.
Bird plays the currents ever free.
It makes the flowing gentle breeze
to take him soaring high to see
if wee small prey will try to hide.
There's no escape - his scheme's been tried.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Hawk

hawk flies over my head
he is traveling low
I glance up and see him land on a tree limb
he is a beauty, tan and white
gone before I can snap a photo
I am glad I am a heavyweight
can you imagine being picked up by those talons?

Hawk-Eyed

I got lost in a swarm of people
who knew other people 
who thought politics were overrated, 
who were constantly for equal rights
for every damn thing, 
and then there was me 
who was trying to look for you,
despite the cacophony of
human sounds.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Deaths Head Hawk Moth

what is that? I asked, fascinated.
It looks like a moth with a skull painted on it.
I thought she had painted it.

As it flew off I saw othrer moths
They all had skulls.
I was fascinated.

If you want to see one look up
Death's Head Hawk Moth
Amazing!

The Hen and the Hawk

She speeds out to protect the kids on ground,
So as to put the predator to shame,
He’s fast, as he glides and hovers around ,
He’s known to be an expert in this game , 
Hunting is fun as he moves without sound ,
She cries…ways to stop him has not been found.


1-24-2017
Form: Rhyme

The Hawk

Hawk Hawk 
Loud you squawk
Squawking squawking
While you’re hawking
Circling, circling 
Large wingspan
Hawking squawking
With a plan

Hawk Hawk
Loud you squawk
Squawking squawking
While your hawking
Circling circling
I have a hunch
You are hawking
For your lunch
© Kitty Lou  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member She Outflies her Hawk

She outflies her hawk
Soaring high above the trees
Effortlessly and seamlessly
Flowing as if one with the wind
No one notices, they are concerned with worldly things
Forgetting they are spirit
The one thing that she remembers constantly
Which allows her to fly like her hawk
Form: Prose

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