Short Nests Poems

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


Premium Member It's Love


Love joins
Two hearts.

Swiftly
It starts.

Not found
In marts.

True love
Builds nests.

Endures
All tests.

Cares not 
Protests.



8th place
Form: Footle


Premium Member Building Nests

(a poem in 2 Senryus)

We carefully choose
bits of our lives that we then
weave into stories.

Like birds building nests, 
making the safe places that
keep and define us.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Empty Nests

empty nesters watch
leaves skating on frozen ponds…
a soft sun beckons


©12/15/2019

Writing Challenge, December – Winter Haiku or Senryu
Sponsor, Dear Heart – Wiishkobi Ode
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Exotic Rubenesque Bubble Nests

colorful birds enjoy their apartment in the sky
exotic island-like Rubenesque bubble nests
fowls in a variety of gorgeous colors, reposing
their plain round grass huts show them off well.

Sleepy Nests Silent

SLEEPY NESTS SILENT


crush of bones shadows 
marsh quivering eyes burning
sleepy nests silent











Haiku chill: SLEEPY NESTS SILENT: Rajat Kanti Chakrabarty 2014 Nov 14
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Bubble Nests

Siamese

         F i g h t i n g

              Fish,

Bettas

         B l o w

              Bubbles.



10-31.2020

IN Just A Few Words Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Joseph May
Form: Verse

Premium Member Bird Gym-Nests

sparrows spare...ow's...
with their
wing-s-eyes for full-light... 

and...

bird brain differ-andt-says...
that their spe-sees well
past human percept-shuns...

so that...

their ups-downs and spirals spun...
show
wings without any attend-shuns...


stan sand
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Call-Backs,Fallen Nests, Empty Nest, Snakes Alive

A nesting is but invaded
All nestlings abandoned
But ‘four’ eggs shelled?

Mother bird is gone
Many a tuft of feathers
Drying in the winds!


Broken twigs have bent
The nest will sit misshapen
Under treed branches above!
 

Mother overhead flees
Skyward tweeting call-back cries
A hungry snake waits!
Form: Haiku

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