Short Songbirds Poems

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


Premium Member Nature's Orchestra

songbirds are singing crickets have added rhythm hummingbird conducts
written July 9, 2021
Form: Haiku


New Day Rising - Ziket

songbirds trill a serenade
dawn awakens



August 14, 2020
2-Line Poem - ziket poetry contest
Sponsor: Line Gauthier

Premium Member westward wind



dark clouds gathering cresting white waves pound damp sands songbirds stay silent
Form: Haiku

True Romance

of all the songbirds
of all the delight flowers
all beautiful views
why the heart turns toward her?
this love is spiritual
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Silent Night

velvet sky at night stars twinkling brightly above ~~ songbirds sleeping sound
Written October 9, 2022
Form: Haiku


Day Break

Arise
   And listen as,
   Dawns chorus greets, earths light.
   Sweet songbirds sing, and heralds in
   Sunrise


   6/ 8/ 2015.
Form: Cinquain

Poem of June

light through window
early awakening
cool morning breeze
songbirds sing
i hold dear
nature’s harmony


June 17, 2023
Bite Size Poem
Form: Verse

Premium Member Blue Jay Pitch

songbirds by default

              corvids   in indigo suits 

              screaming blue murder

                




05.08.2020
Form: Haiku

Premium Member prophetic sky

Pink fluff ball in the sky
Evergreens lean in for a closer look
Songbirds begin circling the puff ball
A mystical night signifying world changes
sky

Premium Member Sparkling Sunrise


Dawn Birthings In mauve skies As daylight breaks Songbirds start to sing Sparkling sunrise Nature’s gifts Dew moist Lawn
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ninette

Premium Member Perfect Day

puffed marshmallow clouds float in cerulean sky songbirds taking flight
written March 7, 2022 [syllables checked with HMS]
Form: Haiku

The Simpler Beauty 2k13

Show I not scrapers of skies, but majestic
Snow-capped mountains in alpine glow.
Show I not individuals of plastic;
But verdure and sylvan where songbirds show.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member The Sun

The sun is sparkling me awake.

I hear songbirds singing gladness.

We’re all in the grass, me with shoes.

The sun is all-healing. I will be happy today.

Premium Member A Snow White Morning

stride of kinetic mind

      twiddle-dee-dee dum tulips

songbirds in sunshine

       a litany of lit trees

            dayspring trilling as I walk
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Winter Dawn Splendor

pale glimmering sun
naked trees shivering bare
many hued songbirds



November 4, 2019
A Late Fall or Early Winter Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Wake

            After 
electing the promise breakers
we'll emerge from our eggs...
as buzzards or songbirds.
leaving the shimmer of living
or the bones of death in our wake.

Premium Member Red

Birds were very 
aggressive today

There is a ragged loud 
screeching swooping Hawk

Outside always
Protecting his territory 

Scarring the little gentle songbirds away

Song Birds

Songbirds are singing
all day long
they sing a melody
their notes sweet and strong
songbirds sing
their gleeful little songs
but this songbird sings
the staying strong song
Form: Rhyme

Music

It brings beauty,
It brings joy.

Beauty, love, stregnth,
All of these it brings.

It hushes the songbirds,
It quiets the forest.

It fills me up,
When I hear the notes.
Form:

The Songbirds Anthem

So inspiring and with such great admiration 
I marvel at the caged bird as it sings 
I’ve concluded that is how the bird must fly 
Having been orphaned from the use of it’s wings
Form: Rhyme

Beloved Songbirds

Beloved songbirds
Gentle hearted feathered friends
Harmonious chirps
Afternoon engagement fling
Sweet entanglement tweeting



TANKA
©2016 Bonnie Jennings AllRights Reserved
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Loosestrife

purple wildflowers
loosestrife patch of pulse perfume
         lonely walkabout
too cool for songbirds to sing
          the whisper of dulcet things

4/1/2020
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Spring Sense's

see- the joys of spring 
hear- sweet sounds that songbirds sing 
smell- scents, flowers bring 


Spring Traditional Haiku Poetry Contest 
Sponsor: Malabika Ray Choudhury 
2/23/21
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Spring Soon Begins

"Spring, a time to renew, refresh and let go of Winter's bitterness." - Quote by poet.

Purple crocus peak through snow melted ground.
Songbirds rejoicing Spring will soon be bound.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Sad Lull In the Meadow

Sad lull in the meadow 
All animals felt it
They paused

A morose feeling
Songbirds shuddered
Melodies ceased

Depressed knowing
Something evil was coming
Body dumped that evening

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