Kookaburra Poems - Poems about Kookaburra

it matters to not be able to tell where you end and comfort begins seamlessly held by another with nature to rest within we're all of the same matter then the 'what's the matter' is settled now ripples felt...

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noisy ugly bird I dislike kookaburra dark brown with big nose...

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Kookaburra chuckles me to sleep in my deep, deep dreams Knowing he will sound the alarm in morning sunbeams My rat terrier awakes with a start, dreams gone, new part...

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perched on a gum tree kingfisher ogles the worms ...

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This feathered comedian sits perched on a suburban fence scanning for what crawls the ground or pokes a careless head up to break the surface of a backyard pond, stropps its beak to clean off the leftovers from its last kill, lifts its head and laughs. But there is no frivolity trumpeting from its throat, only a triumphant boast, a warning to...

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What kind of faerie has her very own kookaburra? I do not own him, he is my best friend, the tree faerie said. But he is always with you, helping you dust the willy whacker leaves. He does that by himself, she told the elf. He has that covered. And he helps you whistle that happy tune every...

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Misery asphyxiates as the world disintegrates, yet the kookaburra laughs... even if it aggravates! BRIAN'S CHOICE L ,any form,any theme poetry...

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“Now behind the eyes and secrets of the dreamers in the streets rocked to sleep by the sea, see the titbits and topsyturvies, bobs and buttontops, bags and bones, ash and rind and dandruff and nailparings, saliva and snowflakes and moulted feathers of dreams, the wrecks and sprats and shells and fishbones, whale-juice and moonshine...

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A kookaburra laughing way up high Caused a little boy to sigh, "Can't you find another way To welcome in the brand new day, It's so hard to get some shut-eye."...

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Snake hunting bird in silent trance Iconic outline on the branch As daybreak dies, with laughter, quiet You quell your deadly appetite Your searching eye from tilted head Has spied a rocky sun-warmed bed A silent slither from the grass A wary reptile dares to pass And you bark brown, have flown away For gumtops...

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The Kookaburra Frank Halliwell They congregate at break of day, when night is almost done, for a joyous benediction to the rising of the sun. And once again come evening, when the...

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The Kookaburra, this terrestrial Kingfisher like bird With it's onomatopoeic call, laughter in it's world They inhabit arid savanna's and humid forests so lush Also suburban to residential, as all around them humans rush These beautiful birds are sexually dimorphic in their look Their plumage sometimes differs, but in some your not mistook The Rufous-bellied, Spangled, Laughing and Blue Winged Are the...

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