Short Songsters Poems
Short Songsters Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Songsters by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Songsters by length and keyword.
dawn
songsters
trill sweet songs
merry notes flow
through dales and hills
submerging hearts
in great joy
blissful
morn
Wondrous be the songs which those loving hearts
do exclusively sing, just as the feathered
songsters do perform their morning songs which
greets the reinvigorated rousing day;
too billions of hearts sing their songs of love.
sounds
so sweet
regale me
in spring, wafting
not from devices,
but from trees where
songsters trill
lilting
tunes.
February 18, 2022
entered in the Springtime Ninette Contest
Sponsor: M. L. Kiser
August 12, 2022
entered in the Say It in Nine Contest
Sponsor: Joseph May
They will sing a song, an invitation;
some believe there the devil's creation!
Indeed, they are huge monsters,
whales, yes great ocean songsters!
But the devil is not their relation!
Sea Tales Limericks - Old or New - Prizes Poetry Contest, sponsored by Carolyn Devonshire
Ring size: 6
08/01/18
dandelions sprout
earth is clad in green mantle~
songsters chirp on trees
at summer’s tail end
trees into rainbow hues turn~
leaves drop down feebly
snowflakes downward slide
like downy feathers landing~
a cheery vast void
Sept.23.2022
A Haiku Collection of Three-
Nature Themed Poetry Contest
Sponsor- Tania Kitchin
Red-breasted songsters.
Overt territorials.
Blatantly jealous.
In springtime true battlers.
Nest in cosy teapots.
Eggs beautiful blue.
Gardeners friend, eating bugs.
Gulpping down worms too.
Bursting with songs full of joy.
Lasting from dawn to past dusk.
Unselfish parents feeding young.
Exceptional gardeners friends!
wake up
arrogant bird
black velvet blot
calling now raucously down the wind
light is barely caressing the patch work hilltops
snow creeps minutely
backing off from the slumbering valley
a new spring chorus will soon commence
you self inflated huckster
rush to grab the top most branch
arranging a choir of cacophony
out-sounding the melodious songsters
attempting to mate
through the rusty gate imitations.
hers are paradise-measured steps
an escalation of the clan’s delight
in a sitting duck of the stream-lets;
& maidens awaken by the twilight
virgins of niger’s hidden chambers
meeting with ancient praise-singers;
“nduru has arrived! nduru is here!”
the echo of the clan’s piper rings
“o, she’s come! o, she’s here!”
seems with her a new life springs!
she: a clan’s fair-haired & elegant bird
with a retinue of songsters furtive & weird.
After the blasts of winter
Spring has come once again,
To clad the trees with leaves
To adorn empty spaces in blooms delight
To drown the lands in birds’ songs
To bring joy and cheer to uncounted hearts
I gaze upon the charming vistas around
This is the post hibernation phase
Life has sprung back with vigor
The songsters sing lulling melodies
In valleys, their songs euphoniously ring
Filling every heart with joy