Short Screeches Poems

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Premium Member bony moon

bare bleached bones shining
	vapored vision of verglas ~
		horned owl screeches surge

(February Full Moon – Cherokee)
Form: Haiku


Screeches

Sometimes
silence screeches its pain-
louder than the wind
howling its sears
near your ears.

“Hadi Ebrahimi Roudbaraki”

Splinter

AJ strikes his leg.

His mom screeches

Grab the soup he says!

His mom is quick to cover the splinters bruise

leg his strikes AJ.

Premium Member Angry Bird Scolds Me Good

she gives a great scolding
her angry trills give me chills
apparently we upset her when we peeked in the nest
her screeches make hair stand up on my neck

Premium Member Barn Owl

she watches the stars
embraced by warm evening air
a barn owl screeches 


For: Owl Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Robert James Liguori
October 14, 2021
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Brazen Red Rooster

in violet dawn
he screeches a world awake
barnyard bugler struts

the sun is coming
and he's the first one to know
blooms and butterflies

red rooster so bold
like desert cactus flowers
and amber at noon
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Making Shovels Scrape

Listen to poem:
When shovels scrape
and make screeches 
like fingernail grates 
on blackboards,
you know the job
is almost done.
As shovels designed to scoop,
when flipped over and made to rake,
shriek their embarrassment.

Stacked Chips

Azzure night calls
rush blurry eyes
Pigeons came a calling
Waterloo I curse you
morning came a sneaking
The unaccustomed scratch gilded fear
Suited clad 
screeches the acceptable
Strange exiles disowns the Thames

Premium Member not ready for the astral visitor

astral visitor
spies the pets first
dogs begin to growl
cat screeches and runs

sleepy sister wakes up
thinks she is dreaming
goes back to sleep

she is not ready yet
to see beyond the veil
she may never be
her sister floats away

Pain

It brings tears enough for an ocean
It screeches of disdain
It tests our greatest fears with horror and vain
It speaks only truth of misery that makes us slain.
It is only a muzzling shadow which in the end
Makes us stronger but never tamed.

Premium Member A Riddle Be From Me

An ambulance screeches to the hospital entrance,
In a mortuary van lies’ the father, such a senseless
Accident - child bleeding is rushed into theatre
The surgeon arrives’ goes up the elevator,
Sees patient, this is my son, operating would be reckless!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sister Sarah

Sometimes Sister Sarah seems subjugated
Sometimes she seems simply silly,
Sometimes she suddenly screeches shrilly
Sometimes she sounds sophisticated,
Sometimes Sister Sarah shrugs surreally.

written August 26, 2021
[playing with words when my muse
was stubbornly aloof!]

The Mouse

When the owl screeches
 and the wolf howls,
the mouse lies quietly in the field.

Is it the influence of the moon,
a demonstration of anger,
or celebration?

For the mouse cares not
the reason.

His destiny the same,
whether the owl or the wolf,
he fulfils their need.

The Song of the Sumicles My Boat

Almost weightlessly you glide across the waves,
with the wind our friend and foe.
Using nature as the power of our ways,
hoping the waves stay low.
The mast cracks and screeches,
when the wind shows her fury.
Then you wish for beaches.
SUMICLES my boat you are anything but dreary.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dismay Matters

She dubs
worn thin
sounds
that assault
bounce back
further spread
in barbed spikes
of dark and
ruby delicacy 

mutters
of consternation
furthermore, 
panics
she will
break or
go down 
in tears

screeches
 fill her
dreams
her mouth
her ears

August 06, 2022
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

Monkey

Again she steps out
Oh,
Fresh banana...!

She screeches,she beckons
Blinking,winking.

Acrobatics.. .
Monkey,if tales befet fate
Who cares?

They hop from tree to tree
They wink or blink to serve
They twist or couch,to catch.
In the twillight,they bluff
In the forest,they swarm.

Premium Member A Haunting Echo

“When the owl sings, the night is silent.” – Charles de Leusse

The midnight darkness starts to settle over the river bay
As a great horned owl glides across searching for its prey
The moon illuminates the hungry raptor's wings in flight
As his screeches hauntingly echo along the river tonight
Form: Rhyme

A Prayer For the Persecuted

The truth is whispered in the wind.
  A lone eagle screeches
  Calling out 
  "Remember the persecuted". 

  Men, women and children
  cast out
  Into the Scottish winter.
  Despairing to God

  Sheep now graze
  Over the dereliction.
  Scottish  blood 
  Still spatters the heather.

  Amen

Premium Member Trees

The wind freed 
The trees of speech
A welcomed song 
I do beseech 
Of echoed moans
And lonely screeches
Of ocean skies
And seagulls screeches 
My lonely heart 
Cried for silent nights
To stop their pain
And grieving slights
Where nature sings
Beyond our realm
Quiet is aghast
No captains helm

By the Window Stair

up by the window stair
the night owl screeches by
out in the opal night
stretching across the sky

up by the old tin roof
i hear the lady call
out in the darkest night
she bids me to fall

up by the paling moon
when the nightly death does spake
out in the cold cold night
the lady comes my soul to take
© John Allen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Unhurried Buffalo

unhurried buffalo sits in a corner of the prairie
watching things happen in slow intervals
hearing birds' tweets, cheeps, screeches and whistles
enjoying the sun warming his back,
recognizing nature's beauty in a soulful way
understanding the season and the climate
thanks to God's gift to him of many observant years

Busy Night

Walking in street lights
Loud screeches of fancy cars
People want to go.

Whispers turn to scream
Mad people making wild cheers
Wild sounds everywhere.

Glowing traffic lights
Playing different colors
Trucks are passing by.

Just no direction
Where they are about to go
A busy night life.


note: 2nd attempt
Form: Haiku

And For My Next Trick

And for my next trick
Suicidal dive leaves
My friend wanting and waning
The Aramaic idol screeches
Madly amidst patrons
Committed to higher levels
And flavors of consciousness
And as silence groans quickly
Among those needing to exhale
I consider where the journey
May lead me next
When all I know is
Sometime is left to come.

(8/8/06)

Priss As a Peacock

Priss As A Peacock

Priss as a peacock
proud as I am,
I prance ore the garden
waving my fan.

Proud Senorita
crown all in tact,
waddles and wades
train trailing back.

Glorious gait 
eyes all a glow,
regal and royal
she puts on a show.

Till one small flaw
Her neck stretched up high,
She screeches an opera
Like one who has died.
Form: Rhyme

Traffic

Horns blowing; noise 
everywhere,
Screeches of brakes,cars 
trapped,
Drivers and car owners raining 
abuses and slagging each 
other off.
The warden waving his hands;
Stood in the middle of the 
road,
Religiously performing his 
duties. 
Workers, traders, 
teachers,students, everyone's 
hurrying,
Each taking the slip road to 
avoid been late.

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