Short Tailed Poems

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


Premium Member Sunbird Haiku

fire-tailed sunbird -

the creator’s palette

ablaze with colours 



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© February 2021
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Autumn Joy

score rain and acorns —
thunderbolts of Autumn joy
relieve Summer’s heat.
bushy-tailed squirrels delirious.

10/16/2019
Form: Verse

Fish Flirting

A yellow-tailed angelfish

flashed his tail at me.

His shimmering skin was all aglow,

as he wiggled his fins and waved hello.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Snowy Window

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albino ~VIEW~
Persian tailed jackrabbit
ebony awaits 

---
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January breeze
snowbird, whistles on tree top
where did x-mass go?

by;p.d.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Price Winning Rose

Hope sun at its zenith prize winning nascent blush rose white-tailed deer feasting 8/19/2018
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member The Red Tailed Hawk

Perched, waiting, still
He swoops with swift precision
Red tail fanned in flight
His cry announcing intent
See the beauty in this flight...
Form: Tanka

great-tailed grackle

great-tailed grackle
struts across the wind-dried lawn
cackling secrets.

he squawks his madness
jibbering arcane folklore
for any to hear.
© Uncle Bob  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Kite Soars Away N-A

Tailed kite
Drifting higher
Grand sight

Thrill crowd
Gather around
Peals loud

Wind blew
Tug, pull, line breaks 
Shed tear


4/15/2020
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Nature Limerick

bushy tailed squirrel runs around oak
wet violet dew gives them plenty of soak
grass is so green
snake barely seen
little mouse is about ready to croak
Form: Limerick

The Great-tailed Grackle-DHR

The great-tailed grackle
struts in the loud sun cackling
his dark, mad secrets



Winner 5th Place: April Poetry Month Daniel Henry Rogers (Sponsor) 4/30/26
© Uncle Bob  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Lost Kodak Moment

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           a snap of a twig

           made by my careless footstep

           white tailed doe takes flight






For Rick's "Haiku You" contest
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Crystalline-Nature

Red-tailed hawk soars Upon warm air currents Remarkable vision scans ground Where rodents, rabbits hide Swooping, lunch snatched
Form: Sonnet

The Wedge-tailed Eagle

The wonderful Wedge-tailed Eagle 
Now there’s a bird that’s regal 
Circling high in the sky 
Nothing escapes it’s eye 
So you’d better watch out for your Beagle.
Form: Limerick

Haikuesque

Haikuesque No. 22


red tailed hawk
suspended
suddenly
swoops setting sun

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Haikuesque No. 23

one legged,
heron meditates
gulps
river moon
rising
© Anna Ruiz  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Love Aves

Three black cockies
Sitting in a tree,
Big black cockies
Noisy as can be.
Red-tailed cockies
Sharing all the news,
Love them all very much
My friends; black cockatoos.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Silver Tailed Fox

*SILVER TAILED FOX*

silver tailed fox
running from silent trigger
trampled and fell---


~~~ 


the grasshopper
hops along the fern, 
with long legs---


by;p.d.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Dan's Favorite Birds - 1 or 10 - Red-tailed Hawk

A red-tailed hawk soars in an azure sky, Majestically gliding - oh so high! Is it any wonder he inspires such awe In those who study education and law?
Form: Rhyme

Heaven

The problem with heaven, 
is it's tailed by hell;
A perfect vision, 
but it flees so well.
A light in nightmares
Lasts for one moment
Then ends in despair, 
Recurring torment.
© Bo Vigoren  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Alien Tm

serpentine-tailed beast screams go unheard in vacuum Ripley’s nemesis --------------------------- (C) John C Michaels, 26th April 2017 Commemorating "Alien Day".
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Untitled

Downy carpet hill,
Yellowed from the sunlight daze,
Rosy-shafted beams
Drifting off to sea
     begin another day,
Waspy tailed whips of clouds
     seemingly write
Onto the newly wet earth.
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member dowdy drab doris

Doris was dowdy, drab, and draggle-tailed too
Forever frumpy, frightened, a failure, at age thirty-two
Jaundiced, juicy-gossipy, jealous, and July jailed
Slovenly, slithery, shipwrecked, her moment had sailed.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member DESERT DANCER

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ scorpion pincer-tailed, sun-scorched stalking, lurking, surviving wind, sand, moonlight, stars hiding, creeping, hunting eight-legged, stinger arachnid
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Change Is Inevitable

Dawn debuted stealthily,
as a breeze rustling through cat-tails;
But time, toted in its attache case,
the not-looked for;
Soon circumstances of the day
were screeching like a Red Tailed Hawk
with eyes set on a field mouse.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Sound Like Quiet

Phantasmagorical forest and I am lost in a fog of pink and orange devouring blue screams and wanting white-tailed zenomorphs leading blackboard hearts beating in my brain a sound like quiet.

Premium Member Swallow-Tailed Hummingbird

fork-tailed azure crown 
breed wolfs down trumpet creepers
they dive bomb red kites


Date created : 17 August 2020
 
NB
Trumpet vine / creepers nectar source for voracious bird.
Dive bomb as in bluff for deterring other species.
Form: Haiku

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