Short Trilling Poems

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


Premium Member Cardinal and Squirrel

cardinal
red feathered
trilling tittering tweeting
beak bird acorn oak
scampering, frolicking, chasing
brown, furry
squirrel
Form: Diamante


Premium Member Flakes Dance

flakes dance on glassy shore as jays perch low…  trilling heart-frozen cries



In one line (monoku #9) Contest, PD
3/15/2016
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Robin

Contest: Songbird Haiku
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
Written 8-17-2021

 
 
confident robin
trilling beauty through the air
my day is complete
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Soul's Meditation

outside my window

   birds sing to the setting sun

the sunset's colours

   and the trilling of the birds

       is my soul's meditation
Form: Tanka

STRANGE NATURE poetrix



           

          From my window, hidden I hear,
              birds trilling mantras
     enigmatic sounds that I don't even know...


Premium Member The Real Feel

Birds trilling, its 5am.'
Days end move, decided
Grit despises.) Fear inside.
Strength..'  Calls for the testing 
Many demands.. Unseen awaits..!
day
Form: Tanka

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 Morning In the Country

emerald clover
luxurious and verdant
a field of dreams

meadow lark trilling
approval from morning sky
our country living

verdant living clover trilling sky dreams

Joy of Spring

blossoms and song birds trilling for spring's ardent joy ~ life begins anew 2/24/2021 Spring - Traditional Haiku Sponsor: Malabika Ray Choudhury
Form: Haiku

Bach

A humble name,
Trilling far beyond river
For his music
Flows into the grandest ocean
Leaving land
Aquiver


-Snaperdoodlyay, Laura Breidenthal
-For Giorgio Veneto's Laconic Verse Contest
Form: Ode

Premium Member forest

trilling of a Jay
    trickles through forest's shelter
         trees gently whisper~
           tales of tough survival 
              time sleeps below leprous barks.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Spring Has Sprung

Birds trilling, butterflies flitting, flora arrayed in colors of the rainbow, delighting buzzing bees.
4/7/21 Entered in Caren Krutsinger's Spring Ninette Contest
Form: Ninette

Premium Member 6-19-77

Hazed horizons
     hanging low,
Lines of clouds
     that start to go
Higher till their over head.
Trilling notes from hawks
    on high
Riding winds
    within the sky,
Call the sun to bed6-19-
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member MEMORY - MOUNTAINS

Ozark Mountain trails my small bare feet once knew
where whippoorwills stitched dusk with trilling song.
The hills held dusk and my dreams in shades of pine blue
and taught my heart where quiet souls belong.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member A Caged Bird

Confined within the rusty iron bars to hop and trip Wishing to fly aloft into Heaven's seamless starry heights A bird beats her wings in vain but trilling in sweet sad notes!
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Bird Watching

poetic trilling
faded pink cardinals swoop
red squirrel turns tail

deer knocks down feeder
mushy birdseed on the ground
bashed feeder lies limp

holiday singing
winter brings ice frost and snow
jay watches and waits
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Sky Lark

sky lark bringing joy
as you serenade with song
trilling notes soaring

for such a plain bird
you change into beauty
as you sing your tunes

you uplift spirits
when you appear foretelling spring
with your golden tones
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Happening 149 Ear Candy

it
   is
       so
           quiet
      here
no
noise..
       then
       a
        voice
          singing
trilling
    so
      thrilling
a
supremo
     supreme
to
soliloquy 

Inspired by Puccini angelica
Form: Verse

Premium Member Sharma's Song

Our garden perimeters
are hung with notes
A thrush sings its morning songs.

No other of its kind dares cross
these musical borders of  trilling notes

Would that we - could defend our boundaries with songs
instead of bombs.

Suzanne Delaney

Premium Member Verdant Grassy Knoll

verdant grassy knoll,  cardinal flying warm summery sun
lullaby ready buzzing of jet plane, gorgeous memories
scent of sweet lilacs, drone of lawnmower and songbirds trilling

Written 5-23-2020
Contest: Let the Pens Flow - Sijo
Sponsor: Jenish Somadas
Form: Sijo

Untitled

Terror unending 
Bliss unendured 
Iron will unbending 
Love unsecured 
If God be willing 
Truth will be found 
In some bird's bright trilling 
In some bell-like sound 
And if walls should crumble 
And towers should fall 
My heart will be found 
Buried under it all
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Free Styling: Because I Am Free

sitting here
at the keyboard,
lettered blue notes
flow with rhythmic melodies
inking bars of varied clefts
of poetic pitch
rising from
B flat decrescendos 
to C sharp crescendos—
peaking trilling lights of truth
from a major second:
gifted by the most high first

Premium Member Thrilling Filling Chilling Milling

It was exciting and thrilling 
To see the stadium filling
Though the day was a’chilling
People around were soon milling

Like pickles in jars sagely dilling
Notice that the Jacks were a’Jilling
Poets in attendance were quilling
Blue jays and cardinals were trilling
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Blush of Dawn: Triolet


I long to ink the sunrise pink
in hues of Dawn's innocent blush.
On the brink of sunlight's first wink,
I long to ink the sunrise pink.
Songbirds are in melodic sync,
trilling as lovely as the thrush.
I long to ink the sunrise pink
in hues of Dawn's innocent blush.
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Triolet

Premium Member romantic bird magic

This is romantic bird magic the cardinal said about the love birds blue
The excited youngsters were trilling and tweeting in April’s dew.
The smitten joyful couple was happy to take photos, curtesy and coo.
That’s the way it is, when love is true, said the cardinal, matchmaker Sue.
Form: Monorhyme

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