Animal Sound Poems | Examples
These Animal Sound poems are examples of Sound poems about Animal. These are the best examples of Sound Animal poems written by international poets.
Of eleven children he was the first
and from an early age
for research had a thirst
his love of dogs was no surprise
highly regarded
he received the Nobel Prize
altho' no longer around
of all those that ever were
I clearly like the sound
as with food it goes so well
and if nothing else
the name 'Pavlov' rings a bell
Day is done and night now comes;
flowers fade and birds sleep.
Hear the wolf, he sings a love song;
through the darkness deep.
Hear the shadows weave their lullaby;
weave a soft melody.
As you dream, they sing their gentle song;
sing for you and for me.
As the day fades, and night begins;
let your dreams arise.
Watch as the starlight dances along
through the midnight skies.
Hear a howl at the silver moon begin;
hear them cry so mournfully.
As you dream, you'll hear them gently sing;
sing for you and for me.
Without making a single sound,
a ball of yarn, my cat unwound.
Meanwhile, my dog had more to say,
whiling away the gray Tuesday.
Barking loudly, he buried a bone.
I whispered sadly on the phone.
Morning glory bud
Begins to unfurl.
An Eagle flies high
In the morning sky.
Aspen leaves rustle,
Stirred by the wind.
Hope floats above
Feeling refreshed,
Joy swirls within.
Rooster crows,
Raven caws,
Risers yawn
Coffee
Bacon.
Eggs.
Owloysius met Owllison and they fell in love.
Their wedding was a hoot and a holler!
Owlice told Owlan she wanted to wed.
He said, “No! I don’t give a hoot about THAT!”
Owlex hid from her at the hootenanny
as Owlyssa checked every nook ‘n cranny.
Robert Sherriff - Australian - Poet -Author - Singer-Actor - American Historian – Photographer- Dedicated TO Jayde Sherriff
Tragic Disaster and "The Sound of Silence"
This tragic disaster brings to mind Paul Simon & Art Garfunkel's haunting melody, "The Sound of Silence." It echoes the silent battles I've faced, walking daily with the shadow of suicide as my constant companion.
Paul Simon - Domestic abuse
Simon married singer Edie Brickell on May 30, 1992. They have three children: Adrian, Lulu, and Gabriel. On April 26, 2014, Simon and Brickell were involved in a domestic dispute. Each was issued a summons to appear in court on disorderly conduct charges.
To keep his mind off his father's woes
Hunter became a Trumper
Soon his left foot started drumming
~ It 'mis-heard' he was a ‘Thumper’
Psalms 96:1 (KJV) “O sing unto the LORD a new song: sing unto the LORD, all the earth.”
Seas of twittering,
Tweets, gentle as noon,
Melodious uprising from the nest.
Colors like wildfire, glowing hues,
Erasing the morning mist,
Seas of twittering.
Songbirds risking twilight,
Before fireflies reveal the music,
Tweets, gentle as noon.
Listening, songs climb
Into the morning skies,
Melodious uprising from the nest.
Rat-a-tat and pit-a-pat!
‘Pon my word!
Pit-a-pat and rat-a-tat!
It’s a bird –
A woodpecker knocking!
Loudest I’ve heard!
His noise shocking!.
Thrashing the habitat.
His visage mocking.
I am feeling watched Goldie confided to Diamond Blue.
I don’t know about that, but the humans are long overdue.
The humans don’t worry me said Flash, the other goldfish.
I am worried about those furry ones, she said with a swish.
Diamond Blue’s eyesight was not good, so he was not worried.
The two cats watching jumped down and promptly scurried.
When they heard a car door slam, for they were not supposed to be
Anywhere near the goldfish bowl, so said the boss, Grandma Lee.
Even after a day of fun
Sunday night can be a drag
I’d like to see its tail wag
all bubbly, perky, eager
like a woodland beaver
The rustle of bushes means what
a squirrel in search of a nut --
something more sinister
awaits the inquisitor
From the deep soil
of mountains and hills
Flows down the rocks
to mould its path
So form the river
the source of life
Fresh and sweet its water is
Soothes the thirst of animals and humanity
Up and down it Flows
Caressing the tiny creatures
Makes musical sounds
So lovely and peaceful
Embracing the weeds and trees
of its banks
The sun radiates so beautifully
in the clear and transparent water
How wonderful when it
meets the sea
The salt water welcomes
the sweet water
No matter of their differences
They wave with lots of joy
to rest on the sandy beach
Their unity form the vast ocean
The snake dances past them in the air
Fear frozen in eyes of charming pair
Hyenas cackle, vultures on high
streaks of lightning stab the sky
A night not fit for man or beast
blood gushing from ancient fountains
Apparitions looming every place they turn
O, for creature comforts do they yearn
A barnyard cacophony is a symphony of sorts, too