Short Whooping Crane Poems
Short Whooping Crane Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Whooping Crane by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Whooping Crane by length and keyword.
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"Clapper Rail, Condor,
Loggerhead Shrike and a lost,
Whooping Crane, rarer..."
"Stop!" "Did you make the chess team?"
"No, because I am too short."
Long necked
with legs like ruby stilts
the crane lifts it wings
to it's side
and dances with little strides
It bobs and hops:
a skipping rope with feathers
then lowers it's wings
to gauge the effect.
Almost like the wind is a critic
It finds a mate.
Shining sun and thunderous rain
Bear, bison, and whooping crane
The blowing wind and falling leaves
Blooming bulbs and honey bees
Winter, Summer, Spring and Fall
Hardwood trees growing tall
The rivers great and creeks so deep
The golden crops of summer wheat
Ozark Mountains and prairie grass
Carp, paddlefish, and large mouth bass
Whether waterfall or large rock cliffs
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