Short Hummers Poems

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


Premium Member birdfeeder

birdfeeder, birdbath dichotomy of choices.... doves, hummers, cardinals butterflies, and more species seen from kitchen window
Form: Tanka


Premium Member contrariety

contrariety brown thrasher takes morning bath.... doves, hummers, fly in small and large birdbaths offer water consolation prize
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Down In the Summer

Pink throated hummers
deep in the colorful blooms
thrum the only tune

cornflower blue skies
hummingbirds in plums and reds
whipped cream clouds adrift

the scents of sunshine
follow the day everywhere
into ruby dusk
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Hummers

Hummers

In the laziness of summer
To my garden dart newcomers
Ruby-throated flying hummers
Taste the nectar of midsummer
Ambrosia honey - hues of umber
When crickets chirp, rests in slumbers - upside down!

Hummingbirds often sleep upside down.

6-13-21
Contest: Bite size poem No. 7
Sponsor: Line Gauthier
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Spring Chorus

Birds are back, now it's Spring
Robins perched, hear them sing!

Blue jays squawk, dive for seed
Crows laugh, a warning heed

Hummers are back with zest,
wings buzzing until rest

Bird's Spring chorus delights,
a gift to watch their plights!

3/22/2020

Contest: Alexandrine - Modified Poetry Contest

Sponsor: Dear Heart


A Good Buzz

Wet 'n wonderful Monday morn
Not a time to fret  'n mourn
Hummers muster steady fluster
Tongues a flick in feeders
Males chase in up and down
As ladies take their turns to feed
It's all a constant dance to light
My joy of life in need
These visitors of tiny feather
So fine to see in any weather
Prevent my feeling down
It hurts to even frown

Unlock the Heart of Enigma

Unlock heart of enigma,
Pulse pumping burning it's stigma,
Crying out for all unanswered,
Tears all turn ashes from blistered.

Unlock the heart of enigma,
Making all brims into karma,
Hungered with pinkish solitaire,
Red hummers filling up the air.

Unlock the heart of enigma,
Tuning songs into sloppy drama,
Unexceptionably killing every trust,
Would this heart stay or last..?
Form: ABC

Premium Member Foxglove's Trumpet Shape

foxglove's trumpet shape flowers sweet nectar attracts... slows hummers' heartbeat
Click on about this poem Pictures attached there Written by: Sara Kendrick Poem includes word flower It is about Foxglove digitalis That is used as a heart med And about Hummers whose heartrate must be high Sponsor: Sidney ~Lee Ann Contest: Sweet Flowers and Hummingbirds(Haiku)
Form: Haiku

Premium Member almost

an almost autumn scene unfolds outside window.... purple flowers bloom yellow butterflies flit fast mexican petunias wave occasionally birds come into view and hummers.... brown rabbit nibbles plants a break in the fence somewhere small animals enter there summer swiftly flies soon cooler nights, drier air.... hummers migrate south mexican petunias die birds at feeders seen outside
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Flying Jewels

Hummingbirds flitter, flutter, dip and dive,
       seeking ambrosial nectar
                from ample garden blooms.

Delightful, these tiny flying jewels
        with iridescent feathers--
                they fly but cannot walk.

Little hummers darting from bloom to bloom,
        their wings in ceaseless motion--
                Welcome to my garden.

3/28/17
Entered in Laura Loo's Any Poem written in March 2017 contest
Form: Kimo

Her New (Old) Truck

Her one friend got a Hummer.
The other a new Jeep.
I hate to tell you darling...
but, we are way too cheap! 

What happened to the oldies? 
A good ol' Chevy truck...
That's what you get so don't complain
or else you're out of luck.

We picked it up at auction.
It's deep purple and so cool.
I hope you don't mind driving
an '85 Chevy truck to school.

So, let them have their Hummers
their Hemi's and their cars.
Cause when we leave the mudhole 
you can tow them home with ours.
© Mary Nagy  Create an image from this poem.
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