Short Rabbit On Poems

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Premium Member Eagle

eagle soaring high
 sharp eyes scan meadow for prey...
  rabbit on the run

 3-15-2022
 Bird Haiku Poetry Contest
 Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Spring's Rainy Night- Haiku







                      soft falling rain drops.
                      though a bright night glistens.
                      rabbit on road, hops.


       
                             3/11/2021
                               ~1~


Form: Haiku

Rabbit On the Run

Rabbit on the run,
is no fun,
hound dog in
the chase in hot
pursuit, is life to
the fullest for
this little dog.

Rabbit scampers
down his hole,
and proceeds to
laugh his head
off.

Until he sees
Mr Rattle snake
making that noise
they always do,
such a nice
lunch old
Rattle snake
had.

wrote 8-26-08

A Human Rabbit

He, alone, within our orbit
Might one call Rabbit, 
Having picked up Rabbit’s Habit
And Rabbit’s Smell does emit
Without pitying limit…
A Rabbit on merit!
Earning The -More -Than -A -Credit!

For watching him at it 
Your bank account debit
At least a little bit
For your face that shall be lit
And, laughing, end in a pit.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Bird of Prey hiku


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eyes trained on m o v i n g target ~
rabbit on the run
Form: Haiku


Ww1

WW1 and after bloody ww1 our returning boys, were bloody numb, to walk the roads, with a swag outback, to live on rabbit on the track, half crazed from bomb and gas attack, as crazy seen by some, old soldiers on their rum, when they could get em some, outback... re: Dave Williams excellent "The King's Shilling" Don Johnson World War One 1914-1918 WW2 Aussie soldiers, were five bob a day murderers, they quipped:)
Form: Rhyme

Finish Line

the thoughts come thick and quickly
racing around my mind
like a metal rabbit on a track
dogs chasing to the finish line
not a single moment
not a single prayer
is coming into motion
usable in my brain's lair

as I dissect the memories
the good and bad that stay
of different times and feelings
that have led me astray
I write another chapter
in this saga of me and you
the book on my night table
with much more penning to do
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Restless March

RESTLESS MARCH

the whispering breeze
cats at the open window
a strange restlessness 

just one patch of snow
sun glancing off the roof tops
sense the world turning

just one patch of snow
and not a cloud in the sky
a restless sniffing

rabbit on the run
eagle at one thousand feet
strange restless chatter

oh such excitement
not wild    just restless twitching
cats    open window

cats    open window
exciting restless silence
be still    aware now
Form: Haiku

the run

rabbit on the run
a chase

a blurred streak
a sneak-attack
rips through
a stretched skin of electric fear

slipstreams of instinct
give it a path to flee upon

earth springs-up
leaps ahead

air bouncing limbs
part waves
in a green sea.

rabbit never looks back
until
the scent of a killer
wafts upon dispersing clouds

it nibbles scenery
forgets wild flights
or wall-eyed race tracks
through long grass

yet even now

ears scan for blips
on a fine-haired radar

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