Animal Sonnet Poems

Being introduced to a new person is not easy as you do not know what to expect!
A friend spoke highly of her and her goals...

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Said the Heifer to the Ox: “O‘ sorry Ox,
How terrible to work your heavy yoke,
All day to wheel around that grinding spoke!” 
She lay lazy...

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The scent of the sonnet

I was watching a TV program about Hercules Poirot
 the heroine in
the plot had no **** and wore an evening dress...

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Sitting in the shade of a willow tree
Reading, relaxing, enjoying the day
When, in the corner of my eye, I see
Soft shadows shifting and watch a...

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The briny’s ebbed and now far out of sight
And all around a vast expanse we see
With debris left by the retreating sea.
And stretch of golden...

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Dear flock of mine, how far you’ve strayed from me.
I find you here above this tranquil shore
where sunlight glitters down upon the sea.
How unconcerned you...

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Human hands and hawks have worked well together
Five thousand year record for falconry
An eternal bond of flesh and feather
Shows us how epic hawk hunting can...

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When what I wrote is hard to read,
the crowd goes, Whoa, not touching that.
Perhaps someone should intercede
to edit out the ghoulish splat.

It’s not clear why...

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She offered him a single rose to stay the night inside,
But he a prince, and she a hag, the Prince her rose denied.
He thus began...

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He circles around this rustic boat launch,
the locals know he nests in the pine trees,
fish bone at the base tell of his last lunch,
these birds...

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What if man’s made to run a race with deer,
Or with Chita a sprint he were to face,
That, man’s no match appears mighty clear, 
Beasts...

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Your entry into Jerusalem had volumes to speak
Was, like rulers and emperors, your fame at its peak?
Ocean of humans, as though welcoming the divine, rose
Did...

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       Of all the things upon this earth
          I’d never...

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      Sundial numerals illuminate 
      Knowing noon narrow shadow arrow strikes
    ...

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Antipas was one of many heirs of Herod the Great
Morally and civilly, he had fallen from his state.
His kingdom, a collapsed castle, he couldn't reinstate.
Sinning...

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