Barn Owl Poems - Poems about Barn Owl

barn owl snowy roof skeletal trees night watcher in moments hunter...

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I swallowed an owl I didn’t mean too it flew in when my mouth was open as I stood admiring a flowery garden its feathers tickled making me cough and scoff a lot ...

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Her wild barn owl fantasy started in the middle of the night But while she was dreaming, two boys came into sight One was carrying a teddy bear, which was trailing behind. Don’t lose your baby! I called out, for this dream was mine! ...

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I have seen masks that give me a fright But the barn owl masks are truly not right They turn the warriors into crying babies. Running away as if we all have rabies. The barn owl masks are spooky for sure. They have scared the Trojans and Aztecs pure. We think this is why the Mayans ran away. Have you seen them?...

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October evening, gold and gray Storm clouds gather up above Winds will whisper, trees will sway With barn owls and with mourning doves October evening, gray and gold Soon the lantern shall be lit And hoards of specters, young and old Like moths, will all be drawn to it....

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At harvest time Where a white ghost flies Across a blood red moon Behind the fields the rolling hills Are purple, pink and blue Over a dreaming wheat field A barn owl patrols Noiselessly it glides Over the golden yellow drifts Suddenly, it flaps its wings And stares down intently Below on the soil a startled vole Sees a white star fall A squeak and the owl is...

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Barn owl lands on the soft grass With a giant whump Scaring away mice and chipmunks They scatter in many directions A garter snake was not as lucky He gets carried off in giant talons Lunch for owlets...

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Barn owl gave up on finding a barn in Topeka country side. He kept finding one, but it was occupied by a groom or bride. A flower patch welcomed him, where he sat down and cried. Until another barn owl discovered him and welcomed him inside. Now he and his bride have a fine barn with a roof and...

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Is it a hoot owl? Someone queried. I had no idea. Wondering myself. There are so many kinds of owls. I had researched them. It is probably not a barn owl I guessed. For the barn had been torn down. Two nights later I discovered my error. Staring at me from the top of an elm tree was a large barn owl. She...

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she watches the stars embraced by warm evening air a barn owl screeches For: Owl Haiku Poetry Contest Sponsor: Robert James Liguori October 14, 2021...

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Shooting stars or meteor shower? Smiling eyes or evil glower? Friendly smile or sinister plan? Deranged killer or family man? Blue waves lapping or cold grey sea? Sunshine sky or burning skin? Moonlit night or shadowed wolf? Dark unseen cry or barn owl mooch? Green, green grass or battlefield? Peaceful sight or blind mind feel? Standing still or running away? Time for your dreams or no...

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Barn owl silently swoops spreading its wings, talons wide with striking impact snatching its prey. 2/2/2020 Modern Or Traditional Cinquain Poetry Contest Sponsored by: William Kekaula...

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the barn swallow swoops onto a large hay bale startling the owl...

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Break Forest Quiet The Shrill of a Barn Owl The Job Accomplished...

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I often wonder where you go wise sentinel, who somehow knows that days grow long, time sways and bends. You stay awhile, become our friend Then off you fly, when summer ends What becomes of one we've grown to know who holds the night, on wings composed You perch, clung to a red-tiled scope upon the ridge, the barn...

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