Short Waxwing Poems
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snow dusted berries
entice cedar waxwing flock ~
frozen winter treat
11/12/22
Contest: A new hiku footle tanka Poetry Contest.
Sponsor: Brian Strand
sweetening the morn
with honey-drenched melody...
a cedar waxwing
Date written: 09/21/2019
bare tree's shrill splendor
a hundred bohemians
sienna flashing
December 21st 2018
Winter Haiku
Sponsor Tania
windsongs
whispering windsongs
whoosh with warm whimsical waves ~
wild waxwing waltzes
1-18-22
Contest: Nature based Haiku
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
"Windsong" is the name of one of John Denver's most popular albums
Which flying bird shall I choose to be?
Would Bird of Paradise suit me?
Owl, falcon or hawk might be fun.
Bohemian waxwing is on the run.
Trumpeter Hornbill or Military Macaw?
King vulture or Jackdaw?
Flamingo with her peachy color?
I can’t decide. I’ll ask my mother.
Summer Hiku 10
brown cedar waxwing
devouring privet berry \
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ground is her d n.
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*Image of A Cedar Waxwing in Winter by The C Lab.
a crack at the nutcracker
sole *waxwing natures
crowned nomen swathed pastel fair~
seats heart hints of hues
*These birds are berry eaters and nut droppers for sustaining their future.
2022 December 07
*6th Place*
Winter Nature Themed Haiku
~~Tania Kitchin: Judged 2022 December 13
**HMS.
a mockingbird sings
mimicking bird melodies ~
comedic chorus
a hummingbird sips
while vibrant feathers flutter ~
a rapid refresh
a hungry bluejay
squawks and shrieks at the feeders ~
blue feathered bully
a cedar waxwing
quickly steals fresh tree berries ~
flying masked bandit
a barred owl whistles
while camouflaged in a tree ~
a prey stalking pursuit
delightful what a dazzlement brings …
what others deem prepost’rous things -
so burled and brown and bound with strings
hark - how sweet this waxwing sings …
oh hark - how sweet!
Copyright © Gregory Richard Barden, February 8, 2024
( photograph taken by Gregory R Barden, February 6, 2024; filter by Prisma )