Short Warbled Poems
Short Warbled Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Warbled by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Warbled by length and keyword.
He left not a speck. He left not a stain.
He left no more than a black widow's brain.
He warbled loudly as he stood in the rain,
and sang it again and again and again.
Categories:
warbled, nonsense,
Form:
Rhyme
Willy Wee Walldorf warbled wonderfully
We watched Willy’s whacky warbling, willingly
Waketa Wobblemaster wiggled wondrously
While weird Wormy Wishman watched wistfully.
Categories:
warbled, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th
Form:
Alliteration
Ever since my parrot Greeny lost his beautiful companion,
he hardly warbled and sit in his cage to mourn;
his sad song indicated how lonely he was...
what or who could cheer him up for his loss?
Categories:
warbled, bird, blue,
Form:
Rhyme
Abramowicz, Goldstein, and Sol Newman
Went a-caroling with Harry Truman
They warbled ‘Silent Night’
In the wrong key, alright ~
Sol said, “Forget that darn gentile crewman”
Categories:
warbled, christmas, humor, song,
Form:
Limerick
I'm the worm Persephone’s minions found;
Blackbirds drinking from Apollo’s brewery
Warbled their songs into my gloomy bedroom,
For the Feast of Spring.
New verse created 6 April 2015 for Sapphic Stanza #3 contest
Categories:
warbled, april, bird, spring,
Form:
Sapphic stanza
In the fragrant noonday heat,
Sunshine poured on meadowsweet,
And rivers and lakes sparkled,
All while rose finches warbled,
From azure sky and green trees,
And sunshine burnished cities,
In the fragrant noonday heat.
Written on July 5, 2021
For: Elemental Poetry Contest
Sponsor: charles messina
Categories:
warbled, earth, flower, nature, sky, sunshine, water,
Form:
Haiku
Dappled light shimmered from a golden moon,
and peered into a grove of bent willow trees.
Arched branches swayed in a gentle breeze,
as if shadow dancing to the song of a loon
as she warbled the lyrics of her mating tune.
July 15, 2022
Bite Size Poem No 49 Contest
Sponsored by Line Gauthier
Categories:
warbled, moon, tree,
Form:
Rhyme
The rumble of thunder and falling rain
Roll across the dale and plain
As springtime sounds return the green
The pride of nature proudly preen
Atop the noble fir tree’s crest
The virile warbler guards a nest
Swaying gently on a limb
A mate rests beside of him
O’er the forest a song is heard
Warbled by a little yellow bird
Categories:
warbled, nature,
Form:
Ballad
He stood on the washing line
Did mister skinny legs,
Expert he, at balancing
There amongst the pegs.
A gentle breeze was blowing
It set the line a-swinging,
He obviously enjoyed it
Skinny legs, he started singing.
He warbled such a sweet refrain
As he swung to and fro,
Skinny legs, he sang and sang
How I enjoyed it so.
Categories:
warbled, bird, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
The warmth of this evenings lighting, casting soft shadows through the trees. A breeze blows gently caressing my skin like the softness of a ladies kiss. Sweet notes warbled by Robins across the distance, only they understand through gleeful notes to each other. This evening holds me near the joyful life I share, closing my eyes, breathing deep, pleased I am here.
Categories:
warbled, beauty, feelings, nature,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Vivacious veins of hope
Virus still spreading fear
Veering variably
Voices warbled ill-use
Vaccination striving
Vicarious breathing
Vanquished foe valiantly
3rd place winner
Written : May 5, 2021
Pleiades V Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Kim Merryman
Checked by : howmanysyllables.com
Categories:
warbled, allusion, care, encouraging, health, imagery,
Form:
Verse
Come, let’s write our chronicles
on the leaves of our minds
you in black, I in white ink.
Tales of how our hearts got
B R O K E N.
Come, let me hear the lyrics
of the dirge you warbled for love
-while the dwindling flare of hope died and
your life began through the ashes of sham-
Come, let me tell you of my yarn
how I swayed to the rhythm of deceit
and walked the aisle of betrayal like
a new bridal fool relishing the warmth of a lie.
DABAR
Categories:
warbled, absence,
Form:
Free verse
I heard a bird singing
As I was on my way
It led direction for me
As it took my breath away
It warbled cheerfully,
From a tree above the snow
It spread its song gleefully,
What kind of bird, I wanted to know
I heard a bird singing
Its melody surrounded me
I turned in circles bringing,
Each note closer, to be free
It sounded like spring, in winter
A happy, fresh new start
Helping to release the splinter
And heal the pain within my heart
Heidi Sands
2/22/20
Categories:
warbled, bird, change, song, winter,
Form:
Rhyme