Short Katydids Poems
Short Katydids Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Katydids by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Katydids by length and keyword.
Concert In the Woods
katydids tune
before a concert ~
or is that tinnitus?...
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Categories:
katydids, nature,
Form:
Questionku
Mid Summer's Dry Spell
mid summer's dry spell
the chatter of katydids
praying for rain clouds...
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Categories:
katydids, allegory, nature,
Form:
Haiku
From the Top of Ghost Mound
Fox and katydids
Moths dance to their symphony
Owls crickets and frogs
By Robb A. Kopp...
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Categories:
katydids, animals, music, nature, nostalgia
Form:
Haiku
Pastel
Pastel colors upon the edge
As the sun breaks away
the night, crickets and katydids
still entertain the day ...
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Categories:
katydids, life, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
Haiku - Vjk
vibrating bird wings
jabbered song birds at hummer....
katydids echo
Written: August 11, 2018...
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Categories:
katydids, fun,
Form:
Haiku
Painter's Complaint
mid summer's dry spell
katydids swell the air
with a rain-cloud prayer
our painter's complaint
too hot to work, can't paint today
rain’s coming’ anyway
Win/win I get the day off
Hows-zat?! we ask;
the lazy painter coughs,
It's a lekker day!
7...
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Categories:
katydids, life, work, prayer,
Form:
Rhyme
A Fairy's World
Fantasy I live each day.
With cute butterflies, dragonflies,
bumblebees, and katydids I play.
At dawn I see the sun rise,
beaming so lovely in the sky.
Heaven is azure every day.
From my flower perch I watch birds fly
as in mild breezes I sway.
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Categories:
katydids, fairy, fantasy,
Form:
Rhyme
Before the First Snow
A cool nip in the air
Fall is fast-approaching
Katydids frantically chirping
Fluffy clouds like sheep gather
In the cobalt blue field of the sky
Leaves are subtly turning gold
Birds know it's time to go
Before the first snow
written September 12, 2021...
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Categories:
katydids, nature, seasons,
Form:
Free verse
Animals
There’s dogs and cats and barnyard rats,
Lambs and pigs and katydids.
Frogs on logs and horses too,
Don’t forget that cows say moo.
Fish in a tank and birds in a cage,
A lion will roar when it’s in a rage.
Elephants, giraffes, and monkeys in trees,
Butterflies and bumble bees.
Animals we love to see. Wouldn’t you agree?...
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Categories:
katydids, 1st grade, 2nd grade, animal, cat, dog,
Form:
Rhyme
Pity the Poor Katydid
Somehow you flew in and hid
Right under my toilet lid
Ouite sure you were dead
'Little pest!' I said
Pity the poor Katydid!
Saw a leg twitch, God forbid
Guess what I done-gone-and-did?
'Okay, my green lass
Go die in the grass'
Pity the poor Katydid!
*** Katydids are harmless bright green insects with large wings in the cricket-grasshopper family...
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Categories:
katydids, funny, green, nature,
Form:
Limerick
Weighted By the Fog
The crows' caws weighted by the fog
float upon heavy air
and katydids sing elaborate
tunes, songs not so rare
Summer's vocals freely vibrate
Around headed to fall
The last chance to flirt and dance
Before Jack Frost's first call
The hum of a well tuned engine
Summer's delicate sounds
Shortly will be ushered into
winter's end, wait__ spring's crown ...
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Categories:
katydids, seasons,
Form:
Rhyme
Dawn
A child rises
Stretches
Eyes open to
Breaking dawn
Windows open
To freshening breeze
Clothes on chair
Damp
Sky lightens pink
Moon sliver
White against blue
Baby birds peep
Mouths open for
Breakfast
Crows’ hoarse calls
Call a murder
Together
Katydids
Rub wings, buzz
Predicting heat
Again today
Pale body dons
Shorts, tee
Sandals
A new day
Options: endless....
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Categories:
katydids, child, day, summer,
Form:
Free verse
Lullaby
The open country fills the sky
The forests stretch before my eye
Breezes soar, on which I fly
Oh love, oh love, the lullaby!
Stars refulgent grace my sight
They chart the heavens through the night
The world as one unites - unites!
Oh love, oh love, the lullaby!
Sounds serene impress my ear
The katydids, the peepers hear
An audible, the planet cries
Oh love, oh love, the lullaby!...
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Categories:
katydids, celebration, hope, Lullaby,
Form:
Rhyme
Summer Symphony Serenade Song
summer symphony serenade song
cricket concertos
cicadas in choruses~
summer serenades
bullfrogs beat bass lines
barn owls hoot bluesy ballads ~
bars of broken chords
lightning bugs light up
legato lines of lyrics ~
lento lullabies
fireflies flit fuoco
in festivals of folksongs ~
firelight fantasies
katydids croon classics
contemporary chirping
summer symphonies...
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Categories:
katydids, song, summer,
Form:
Haiku
Fall's Display
The loud calls of the katydids
Pierce the September air
Against the cool and damp they sing
Seek love and don't despair
The fragrance of roses now passed
Gone with August's hot days
All that's left is the garden's greens
And beauty of fall's display
The crimson, rust, and gold leaves of fall
Put to life with sunlight
A special reprieve before winter
When barren limbs delight...
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Categories:
katydids, august, autumn, life, seasons,
Form:
Rhyme
I Am Not a Device
Stop key-stroking me!
I need voices, faces and real company.
People gave up warmth and speech.
A psychological and emotional breach.
This began way before Covid!
We make only key strokes, hardly the sweet sound of katydids.
Call people...they do die, you know?
And are gone forever, melted, disappeared, as winter's snow,
1-4-2021
2:45pm PST...
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Categories:
katydids, how i feel,
Form:
Couplet
Mono Ku Ku
if Basho’s frog jumps
and no one hears the splash
katydids quarrel
does the sound
of one hand clapping
surprise the wind
cold mountain winds
an eerie sound of echoes
humming to themselves
a brown tinged cornfield
withers in the heat
as scarecrows weep
an empty birdfeeder
rattles in the breeze
a patient cat waits
city thunderstorm
awakened asphalt artist
oily painted rainbows
John G. Lawless
©5/31/20225...
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Categories:
katydids, fun, humor, nature,
Form:
Monoku
An Artist Deserves His Pay
When all our birds have flown
and milk-weed stalks pose bare,
the katydids are all gone
and leaves scatter here and there;
why would the prince come,
laden with bundles of grain—
his arable year's sum—
and not expect to gain?
We who scoop his yield,
feast on his amplitude,
then bare his playing field,
are insulting and rude.
Please accept this check,
portion out a bit more;
lift us off this poop deck,
we most humbly implore....
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Categories:
katydids, angst, art, career, stress,
Form:
Quatrain