Short Hoot Poems

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Premium Member Our Hoot Owl Friend

Her eyes can be seen
Briefly in quick glimpses
Sitting high and safe
What is it the child asks
Our hoot owl friend, I reply.
Form: Tanka


Hoot and Howl

As an owl flown hoot
                   Dreams howl
                   At the night awoken
                  Hoot and howl of night
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member The Hoot Owl

The hoot owl now hoots
In the sombre wintry night
Down low are his foes 

10/15/21
Owl Haiku Poetry Contest 
Sponsor: Robert James Liguori
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Hidden Hoot Owl

hoot owl
sacred bird
announcing self
who who who
keeps well hidden
who who who
echoes through forest
direction uncertain
oddly reassuring
hoot owl magic

Premium Member Hoot Owl

Hoot owl
Distinct owl voice
Echoes favorably
Nocturnal and mysterious
So unexpectedly forest friendly
Hidden away, a dark shadow
Unique who sound
Hoot owl


Premium Member Owl's Hoot In the Wind

An owl’s hoot was heard in the wind today
My ears perked up and my blood ran cold
Sounded close but may have been far away
An owl’s spiritual quest never grows old
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member A Regular Hoot

Hortense Halle was a regular hoot
She bought herself a new cottontail suit
   Hula hoop earrings
   A pair of pink wings
She never did fly ~ but boy, was she cute
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Don'T Give a Hoot

Remember saying “I don't give a hoot”? Leaves no question to the path you pursue Not a single doubt What it's all about It determines who really doesn't give a poop
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Each Day's a Hoot

Each day's a hoot, it's easy to achieve It's the music we like or our favorite cheese Our outlook's different Joyous or gladness A matter of approach, a struggle or a breeze
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Each Day's a Hoot

Each day's a hoot, it's easy to achieve It's the music we like or our favorite cheese Our outlook's different Joyous or sadness A matter of approach either a struggle or a breeze
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Each Day's a Hoot

Each day's a hoot, it's easy to achieve It's the music we like or our favorite cheese Our outlook's different Joyous or sadness A matter of approach either a struggle or a breeze
Form: Limerick

I Don'T Give a Hoot

<                             beneath swollen moon
                               silhouttes conjoinment dance
                               hooting escalates  







Entry For
Sensuous Senryus
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Welcome To Hoot Owl Heaven

Welcome to Hoot Owl heaven the mama owl said.
Her potential date looked shocked. His name was Big Fred.
How many children do you have? He asked, his face all red.
Six?   He flew off swiftly, without even being fed.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Hoot E Owl Esq

Hoot E. Owl Esq. By Tom Wright A scholarly old owl in the tree sat high, Calling out to all, is any wiser than I? He’d read his book, From his overlook, Whoo whoo ha hoo, was his erie cry.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Life's a Big Hoot

Started out feeling down till my heart started singing Couldn't help joining in, couldn't hide my grinning Life's a big hoot With happiness to boot Come on youse guys, in joyfulness you'll be brimming
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Life's a Hoot

Life is a hoot, a rooty toot toot, a kick in the boot Nothing's greater, a happy creator in a polka dot suit So stand up and cheer Grin from ear to ear Giggles, guffaws and a big bunch of whoop whoops
Form: Limerick

Night Blue

sun dreams of green peace  
with glowworms moon shooes night blue 
hounds howl and owls hoot


Image source: Pixabay
Syllable count: 5/7/5


Aug. 22, 2020 
Haiku - Color with Alliteration Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
Form: Haiku

Hoot

I looked at the moon
cold night 
damp clothes
dry throat

shifting eyes
dark night
say I love you with bird calls
spell I miss you with moonlight

owl watches over
say wise words
whisper lies
hazy clouds drown out the bird calls and moonlight

Premium Member If no one seems to give a hoot about a poem you've written

If no one seems to give a hoot about a poem you've written,
try reading it out loud to your dog or to your kitten.
And if, as you read it, all the while,
you see their tails wag and their faces smile,
it was worthwhile ~
at least ~ from where they're sittin'.
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Hoot of The Owl

 Glowing fireflies light up the night
 Showing their gleams, shining so bright
 Moon remains hidden by dark clouds
 Soon clouds will pass, release the shrouds
 Hoot of owl echoes in the dark
 Astute on its perch, finds its mark
 Flight of the owl as fireflies glow
 Right to its prey, its talons show
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

To Wit, To Woo

There's a lot to be said for silence but you won't hear it from me I'm satisfied tongue-tied as the less said the more I see and even if the point is moot 'tis a wise owl who don't give a hoot YY UR YY UB IC UR YY 4 ME (Too wise you are too wise you be I see you are too wise for me)
Form: Rhyme

It's a Hoot

Laughing out loud
 forms questions in the crowd
they wonder and speculate
 just what could be that great
to make you laugh and chuckle
 biting your thumb knuckle;
easily they turn away
 exasperated by your display
of laughter unrestrained
 what keeps you so entertained;
laugh out loud, boisterous and bold
 as eyes upon you begin to unfold
the joke that is undisclosed
 the one that no one knows
it's a secret hoot;
 not a word of underlying truth.
© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Hoot Owl Saved You

sickly stickly thickly tree
No one to strike you down
Axes about but no woodcutters
And me with a sore finger

You are unsightly in my garden
an ugly renegade tree
I tried to rid myself of you last year
Yet here you are stronger than ever

An owl hoot begs me for mercy on your behalf
Lucky for you Native American ancestors have just saved you
Maybe next year I will chop you down; this year you are safe.
Thanks to the love of the Wyandotte who used to traipse this land.

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