Short Song Thrush Poems
Short Song Thrush Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Song Thrush by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Song Thrush by length and keyword.
did he do it,did he do it
Judy did,Judy did
come out,come out-
The song thrush shouts
Brian Strand Entry for Twenty Twenty contest
Little speckled thrush
always in such a hurry
more Spring Songs to sing.
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Blackbird Haiku
Blackbird sings so sweet
Song Thrush adorns black clothing
Bring joy to the World
Written 25.7.18 for Tania's
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Blue sky seagull chirp,
pealing plaintive strain oe’r tides,
weeping waters rush
Cherry dew song thrush,
weaves mirthful mist from spruce tree,
off-key forest fall
xanthic daffodils
sway on a cool morning breeze
song thrush breaks snail shell
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8/7/18
A song thrush am I
Dottie is my name
Play with me a game
One that's called I-Spy
In the garden
Something I spy
With my little eye
Beginning with
The letter ‘S’
Can anybody guess?
There are no replies
None to play her game
Always it’s the same
One thing Dottie spies
Nobody knows!
Nobody guessed!
Dottie is the best!
In the garden
A snail I spy
With my little eye!
Thunder clouds roll back, rain does succomb
shepheards emerge their flock
sunrays, brightens the horizon
mountain range, as far as the eye can see
The far distance , a sand block castle
the fore ground a humble village
goats lapping the bulging lake
sparrows emerging with song thrush
As children run playfully from their home
pointing to the sky, rainbow a picture
two lovers take to the lake,she seated
he stood, poll rowing.
FOR(FOUR)BEAUTIFUL BIRDS
watching close from afar,the thieving magpie
cock robin,here all year around
awakens up our morn
with a territorial sound-
defends his corner before dawn
from trespass upon his new born
the gifted song-thrush
melodious,loud and clear
in my heart held dear-
'did he do it,judy did'
rings out on high,far and near.
o'er robin,song thrush and magpie,
the red kite soars, so lonely on high
Brian Strand 26/4/11
Close your eyes, I'll take you down a country lane
Leading to a stream where crystal waters flow.
Can you hear the song thrush sing his sweet refrain?
Do you feel the golden sunshine's warming glow?
Often in my childhood years I would remain
Carpeted by lush and verdant grass below.
Tranquil sounds of summer sweeping over me,
Colourful imagination running free.
02/02/19
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