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Premium Member The Trumpeter Swan

silently gliding
across the freshwater marsh
the trumpeter swan




Date written: 01/03/2020

Trump Is a Trumpeter Swan

Trump Is A Trumpeter Swan

Trump is trumpeter swan singing in lake,
And had been enlarged by an earthquake;
We would fear,
No longer here;
Did disappear after was found to be fake.

Jim Horn

Martha Stuart Sentence and More

Comey and Martha Stuart Sentence

Comey had created  Martha Stuart sentence;
She would need to serve for her repentance;
Mentioned flowers,
Better than ours;
Harshly affected her supporters and tenants.

Jim Horn

Missing Other Poets

So where have you been?
Write more poems again,
Be enjoyed;
Never annoyed;
Will read while in my den.

Jim Horn

Trump to be President  he was claiming;
Do whatever he wants has been aiming;
Allegiance oath;
Love  me  both;
Those around him  hopes to be taming.

Jim Horn

Trump is like a true  trumpeter swan;
Big mouth to dusk beginning at dawn;
Floundering fuddy duddy,
And body really crudy;
We will be glad when he is finally gone.

Jim Horn

None of Your Bees Wax

Wrote poem for Andrea and it am devoting;
With her brain writes  poems while boating;
As her titles increase,
Wax none of your bees;
Duffle bag full of poems  was seen totting.

Jim Horn

This is for my 5,555th poem I will be writing
for her. Have less than 50 to go.


Ambidextrous On Migrants

Liberal or conservative 
the questionnaire asks
about migrants.

Fred’s in the middle.
Asked about The Wall 
he writes that he sees 

nothing wrong 
with hungry illegals 
crossing the border 

looking for work and 
nothing wrong with
the Trumpeter Swan 

sending them home
as long as no one is 
killed in the process.

But okay to give them
Wyoming and Cheney.
Plenty of room.


Donal Mahoney

For You

If I could sing, I would sing a breezy ballad for you just like Ella
And let the words linger for you my dear
If I could dance, I would have graceful balance and toes tapping the music in a Fred morse code
And let the steps celebrate you
If I could discover, I would find a singing Spring robin no longer Rachel’s silent one
And let it see your beautiful face
If I could swim, I would be the trumpeter swan regally posing
And reflecting peace for you my dear
If I could last, I would be the old gnarled pine clinging to the dusty cliff
Just to see you again
If I could do all these things,
I would for you

Premium Member I Am a Swan

I was born one day with the glistening sun.
Mom says I am her baby and I have a name;
One of twelve called Cygnet born amongst leaves,
Dad has taught me how to swim and in two days I could.

I am not much to look at right now,
But one day I will be a majestic trumpeter swan;
With white elegant plumage, powerful and graceful,
All day we drift on a slow, undisturbed wetland marsh.

Mom and Dad showed me how to submerge.
I love to eat underwater plants and small fish;
Life so far has been peaceful but one day I will fly.
I weep when I think of leaving my beloved swan family;

Silently we float along in harmony and love,
But I am just a little baby dreaming in the nest;
Just a baby who loves his truly beautiful Mom and Dad.
Oh, and I love my siblings too and the other drifting swans.


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May 9, 2015


Poetry/Personification/I am a Swan
Copyright Protected, ID 05-671-642-09
All Rights Reserved, 2015, Constance La France

Swan meaning - true beauty, power of self, love, grace


Written for the Standard contest, Picture Yourself a Bird, 
sponsor, Andrea Dietrich, Judged 2015

Fifth Place


Premium Member Earth Trillium

silent shadows sing praise to 
gossamer lace the Spider webs

give shape O fearless Wolf,
the night awaits your merciless feast

listen, Heaven calls you Trumpeter Swan!
your voice unites the light above

silent, fearless with blinding light,
all the earth shall rise as one

brush off the sands of man,
whose global scourge shall 
wither once more

claim your righteous throne
as ages have before you

O beauty among the planets
no words remain describe

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