Short Juncos Poems
Short Juncos Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Juncos by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Juncos by length and keyword.
Pretty juncos flutter in my backyard.
One sits on a fencepost, clearly on guard.
They wander through the weeds,
eating insects and seeds,
but fly when they hear my big Saint Bernard!
Taking in vistas
breathing in autumn's perfume
squirrels hopscotch from branch to branch
juncos play a symphony for me
the wind whispers reminding me of emptiness on my sides
stinging me to the core with a sense of absence
till we meet again
A bright winter day
and not a leaf left
on this skeleton
tree teeming
with sparrows
chirping and hopping
branch to branch
waiting for the feeder
to be free of cardinals
juncos and jays
bickering for seed
while on the ground
four doves
stroll in silence
feasting on spilled
seed near the tree
where a fat squirrel
sits with tail high
in a question mark
ready to dive
and scatter them all
Donal Mahoney
The spring breeze plays music
With wind chimes nearby
Sweet songs in warm sunshine
With a clear bright blue sky
A patchwork of snow
Is left to melt on the ground
Where slate colored juncos
Are hopping all around
Green buds on the lilac
Are just starting to show
Spring is finally here
The changes smoothly flow
With music to my ears
Fresh breeze on my face
It is time to watch and listen
Enjoy this long awaited place
Heidi Sands
4/15/17