Popular Poems About Birds

Behold the first chirpings of morn.
The lull of innocence is born.
The ancient familiar melody proclaims
the end of winters thaw.
No longer just a procession
of a lonely crow's caw.

Daffodils and tulips shake my heart with mirth.
Recalling the springs of my life,
the riot of rebirth.
The cadence of sweet warbling,
awakens my inner child.
Untainted, carefree and wild.
Plucking dandelion bouquets,
amongst the peeps & chittering,
of a sun stained spring day.

The mother and child filled with presence and grace
their frosted plumage smooth like the finest lace
with razor sharp talons and sharp piercing eyes
most majestic forms and with such poignant cries

Athene noctua is the inner light
a magic power that banishes the night
her shadow is censured in the amber glow
phylactery of the gods against the crow

Snow white guardian of the acropolis
who dares to tread across the necropolis
countenance graces and does so without pride
golden haired queen permeates the other side
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