Skylark Poems - Poems about Skylark

Alouette, skylark Get home; it's past dark Nighttime has fallen too soon! Alouette, so late Fly away home, straight! Fly by the light of the moon. Dinnertime, skylark Past time to embark, Fly away, fly straight ahead! Little ones pleading, In need of feeding, Tuck all the children in bed! ---------- Wow, this is an Alouette, a form I ran across elsewhere: Meter: 5, 5,...

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A whole universe is a frightening place. It's a shame for humanity as a whole race. The pandemic can claim a toll and kill people. Despite this, the planet's temperature is crucial. And improvement is flowing at a snail's pace.  Let us micturate an effort to focus on the positive. Despite how tough it is, we are persuasive. Will express wicked thoughts...

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I watched the skylark in his rising In exultation, high he flew Exuding joy and pure elation, I wished to be that happy too. Entry for LATE APRIL STANDARD CONTEST,ANY FORM OR NONE, ANY THEME, UP TO A MAX OF 20 lines - Poetry Contest Sponsored by Brian Strand. 22/4/2018. Placed 3rd....

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each morn when dusk bids farewell, hark hark natures batton, readies the dawn it's virtuosos, the skylark readies, too the daylighting morn from up high, led the dawn chorus unseen it does sing so loud, hark  the dawn chorus now inspired so loud a crescendo, all hark skylark did all as  required from up high, led the dawn chorus ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Last Word Poetry Format: [1] 5 lined stanza’s, as many as you like. The...

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A skylark mourns Quite a furlong away May be on the other bank Beyond the river Of the conjugal pleasure Flowing into the sea of voidness. Or worlds apart Beyond the mist of separation That sings unique notes Notes of broken glasses, Notes of burnt gardens- From a flute of death Carried through the tides Of dark winter breeze To the pyre of mourning The death of...

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There once was a princess Who lived in a far away land She wore the most gorgeous burgundy dress And she took off her shoes as she walked in the sand She grew up around a family of duchesses, princesses and queens Who told her to be lady like around guests But she strived to be nothing but a king And he...

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SKYLARK Tenderness in the cotton powder skies above, fly little skylark Within these clouds milky white, soaring through the veils of Nirvana, sing tiny song bird with graces flight of beauty beneath, Sway against the canvas clarity, blanketed by crystal cleared blues Hewes splendor divine! Angled breezes usher currents of waved softness, uplifting, Delicate wings spreading wide, embracing the dawn’s first Rays...

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A wise bird, wiser than the west It blend beak of voice and a beacon afar Deftly blending clouds with feathers Spread over wicked continents Which is shifting opinions as in tectonic plates Continent of men, clouds of winged meanings Drifting oceans, Dithering wings They meet in swarms and grooves In a season of stealth and drones No one wants an yellow messenger That whispers...

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Be It Ancient Tree Or Skimming Skylark Where I saw tall trees wearing many crowns with greatest splendor wrapping spreading limbs. Early each morn wearing soft, dewy gowns floating teardrops dropping from brightened stems. Ancient tree trunks adorned with gnarly knots such rustic beauty in their thickened bark. Nature gives majesty as it allots be it ancient tree or skimming skylark. Trees holding my...

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the skylark chirps of amorous refrains mellow as night… a winged hymn echoing tales of my deepened woes Andrea Dietrich's Tanka 3:Return to TOP TEN 3/26/2015...

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Ayoo, ayooeh Above the blue day A sound of wings, a shudder Song of currents swell Thousand moons have fell Into these many waters Ayoo, ayooai Sky bird says goodbye To the youthful lily white Grass of many blades Sky of many shades Goodbye, whispers he, goodnight -For Dr. Mehta's The Alouetee...

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In the air far away I saw Lark today Free flying between the trees I caught a glimpse of her wings High in a Suns' ray Here she comes to me Moving light and free It seems like time just stands still Could this be a dream or real Lark came back for me...

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On the other side where the dark resides there are skylarks in the night While our children sleep they bring dreams to keep, sunlit rainbows, in their flight With soft wings, they fly cooing lullabies, soothing babies in their beds For each precious child, dreamland is compiled, gently laced with pastel threads _____________________________________________ Submitted for Dr. Ram's Contest: Alouettee "Skylark" 8/5/14...

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Skylark roosts in oak Singing through the smoke Of misty clouds passing by Music of the dawn Shared with spotted fawn Pleasures that delight the eye Skylark flies above Crooning about love Soaring through the gloomy morn Sunrise beckons eyes Twinkling at the guise While the bird whines of a warn Written on August 4th, 2014 FOR: The Alouetee Updated on 26-7-14 - Poetry Contest...

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The Skylark Brownish plumage sings, Hovering its wings, As high as could gaze an eye, In hush of dawn, sings, Hope and joy it brings, Skylark would take flight in sky! Sings no melody, Yet best parody, Freedom, a no to despair, Inspires sun to rise, Nature gets so wise, Fun and frolic in the air ! Written on 28/7/14 For Dr Ram's contest The Alouetee Ranked 3rd...

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