Short Migration Poems

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


Migration

summer wings
take flight in September
humidity
    heavy
too weighty
to lift
your
   cursed curse
and
   lighten
my load
homeward bound


Premium Member Migration

Wind blows bitter cold,

The loud, honking geese fly south

     In chevron pattern.

Pointing to warmer climate.....

Their annual vacation.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Wings For Tomorrow

Canadian geese ~..~ Above prairie grasses they ~..~ Start their migration ~..~ http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/nature-7.php
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Evolved Migration

Where as once we migrated following our food
in an attempt to save our endangered race,
we have now evolved to migrate successfully
into outer space.
Form: Rhyme

Indigo Bunting Cardinal

passerin cyanea
often migrates by night
use stars to see path
his migration from
Canada to Florida 
blue canary songs
Alhemaidy Abdullah, SA.
9-10-2023
Form: Haiku


Migration of the Monarchs

drowsy cricket songs
call orange-black wings to rest
on yellow ragweed

hunting with broomsticks
bent coat hangers and cheesecloth
we chase summer dreams
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Mis Ojos

The annual migration to the beach
The manatees are basking in the sun
Be sure to pack large quantities of bleach
The eyes will need a rinse before you’re done
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Oil Slick

Coated in Black Gold

	Migration ends abruptly....	

		Reprieve dubious


Migration is my season word

© May 13 2010 For Raul’s “Tainted Feathers” contest
sea
Form: Haiku

Premium Member DISSOLUTION

edges loosen, names unbutton themselves, and every meaning wanders off~ a quiet migration of once-certain things into the softness of becoming
Form: Other

Premium Member goose moon

monochrome moonscape
	dappled dawn bedecked with flight ~
		follow the leader

[January Full Moon – Tlingit]
(geese begin migration from the South)
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Ice

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dark feathers in ice
pinioned maps to warmer climes
preserved until spring


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Date: December 28, 2022
Count: Syllablecounter.net
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Critical mass'

After listening to Rupert Lowe M P, I do agree
All Migration should be curtailed
Its the far the better
Makes much sense
I would advise a trial
For one year to see.!

Swan Migration

majestic motion
   wingbeats glide to warmer climes ~
             silver-arrowed sky


                   22.05.20

  Nature Haiku Poetry Contest-  sponsored by Regina Riddle
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Different Strokes

While geese in winter flock in V-formation
   Their annual migration to warm destinations
Slumbering bears just plop down in a cave
   ~ Engaging in what's known as "Hi-Bear-Nation"

Wildlife 35

Wildlife 35

A soaring and high-flying martin,
Was gliding before his departing,
But before his migration
There was some conflagration,
'Cause the bird right in front kept on fartin'!
© Tim Riding  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Migration

black bear state Alaska pleasantly cool protein rich waters, red, green, ripples ravenous mouths salivating to feast, hens death spawning early May salmon
run
Form: Tetractys

Premium Member Winter Migration

winter bears sharp fangs
white pelicans migrate south ~
they return in spring



Haiku Challenge Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Regina McIntosh
Date written: 08/03/2021
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Winged Migration

perfect formation

fall to south, spring, north, angles

birds winged migration.

 

 

(January 24, 2011  Wausau, Wisconsin)

(c) Copyright 2011 by Christine A Kysely, All Rights Reserved
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Migration Moment

two geese wait, pond holding its stillness~ season turns, softly calling. grass stirs with what’s coming next. on a nearby bench, screens glow faintly; the moment passes on.
Form: Other

Heading South

The sky turned black, annual migration from the northern snow
                             In a perfect V, honking all the way
                   Canadian Geese, flying to the winter sun of Old Mexico
© Danny Nunn  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Chain Migration

Lo, the Missing Link has been found
Caught by the Net, he is fast bound.
Seeking to keep his privacy
He lost it to trade piracy.
As partners share nation to nation,
Identity goes on chain migration.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Smart Birds

flocks of geese flying remind of the life cycle survival of the fittest arrowheads pointing southward in a migration birds wiser than we, you see.
written October 11, 2021
Form: Choka

Premium Member Clerihew Lawrence

To Atlanta's Jacob Lawrence
understatement made artistic sense
Sixty small paintings his usp
'Migration' *series for all to see

*https://lawrencemigration.phillipscollection.org/the-migration-series
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Ddhh

outside my window
somewhere in the dark
a sound I've never heard before...
a bird in distress-a nests width beyond a song..
it is the season of migration
where all things are displaced-desperate-hungry-hopeful

Premium Member Tested And Tried

Sun-tried tulips
Dried daffodils
Cold cardinals
Skeletal swans 
Pupa in pulsation
Birds in migration
Deer in separation
Winter vegetation
Each 
And every such 
Are tested 
And tried
Towards 
Resurrection

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