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bright blue sapphire blinks
bejeweled midst blue spruce bush ...
blur blueberry sky


14 March 2022
Bird Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
Howmanysyllables syllable counter 

a blue jay sitting

on a branch laden with fruit. . .

the dewormed apple


July 26, 2018

               In a hidden glen
         A fawn stands on trembling legs
             Jay broadcasts the news


 3/29/19

chickadee in tree
gaily busy with hatchlings~
insects shy away


1/18/2021


A Cardinal, Blue Jay, Or Chickadee Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin

blue jay in the yard
boisterous and beautiful
prima donna act



May 9, 2020

                songbirds by default

              corvids   in indigo suits 

              screaming blue murder

                




05.08.2020

bluer than heaven


               nature shamed sky to paint you ...


       with such a proud brush






Written and submitted on May 13, 2020
For the "Haiku - Blue Jay" Poetry Contest
Tania Kitchin, Sponsor.

two gray kittens
tussell on the lawn
a strutting blue jay

blue jay protesting
my presence in his back yard
sipping my coffee

BLUE JAY (Haiku)

fly    fly away jay
blend on wing with april sky
so clear    so blue    flly!

a regal blue-jay

perched on a barren tree limb--

harbinger of spring


2/4/13

marigolds smiling
coloring the morning dew
blue jay complaining



For Rick's contest.

THREE FEBRUARY HAIKU

squirrels hiding nuts
on this bright and shining day
that ingrained wisdom

kitty up a tree
squirrel chatters noisily
blue jay stealing nuts

trees like sentinels
stark against the winter sky
life below goes on

branches bare of leaves
but persimmons still cling tight...
jay calls in delight



seasonal word...persimmon
For the Strict Haiku contest...
Barbara Gorelick

the blue jay flying --
a fat worm dangling
for the babies

Jay bird

Jay bird swoops in—lands. 
My backyard feeds—satisfies. 
Blue shades of beauty

Thirteen Syllables Or Less Contest
Sponsor: Timothy Hicks

blue jay chirps
tunes of Spring
with colored harmony

~12 Syllables~

~Date Written: March 30, 2016~

LEAVING APRIL

a break in the clouds
            leafy crowd rustles
       shadows rush

blue jay darts in
      darts out
         point of concern

       Blue Jay Chill


Snow covers blue jay 

Swallow winters up, ice forms 
 
Both merge, beneath, cold

beautiful blue jay
singing from frosty branches ~
winters melody

THOUGHTS OF SPRING

my despondency
boredom urges thoughts of spring
blue jay on the wing

same old dreary sky
cold, stoic eyes view the scene
mind caught half-between

better than nothing
this thought of tulip’s rainbow
when one’s feeling low

 two red rose blossoms
announce summer with brightness...
blue jay dines on aphids 

blue jay perches on rose
looking at empty bird bath...
a very dry fall  

hungry chickadees
enjoy al fresco dining ~
seed feeder frenzy

5,7,5 as per PS syllable counter
A Cardinal, Blue Jay, or Chickadee Haiku Poetry Contest

Sponsored by Tania Kitchin

01/17/21

cacophonous voice
	exquisite mischievous thief ~
		blue beauty and beast

  blue jay flies in, lands
sits, walks with quizzical look....
frozen bird fountain 

blue wings dipped in gray
circle nest of hollow shells -
spring mist turns to rain




5/12/20

who dares chirp at me?
chick-a-dee-dee-dee-dee-dee …
it’s my maple tree!


Written 1/17/2021 for
A Cardinal, Blue Jay, Or Chickadee Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Tania Kitchin

heaving blue feathers
jay pecks rivals from feeder
one vicious buffet












Haiku composed January 18, 2021
Contest: Cardinal, Blue Jay, Chickadee Haiku Poetry
Sponsor:  Tania Kitchin

flurry of wings perch
blue white foam flits breezy leaves     
soft call of deejay 


13th May 2020

Sponsor	Tania Kitchin
Contest Name	Haiku - Blue Jay

in bright scarlet robe
he flies across azure skies
bringing signs of life









A Cardinal, Blue Jay, or Chickadee Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
January 18, 2021

a lone goldfinch sings
chirping away before dawn~
sunny melody

outside my window
a robin sings to the finch~
morning serenade

a blue jay squawks loud
waking up the neighborhood~
cat clowder begins
6/3/2020

Contest: Fresh Traditional Haiku
Sponsor: JCB Burl

stately blue jay waits
calmly swoops down from tree limb-
squirrel loses nut

January 18, 2021

Contest: A Cardinal, Blue Jay, Or Chickadee
Sponsor: Tanya Kitchin

the blue jay's pained call

                  mirrors the melancholy...

                                                  of a rainy day.





Date written: 09/21/2019

poetic trilling
faded pink cardinals swoop
red squirrel turns tail

deer knocks down feeder
mushy birdseed on the ground
bashed feeder lies limp

holiday singing
winter brings ice frost and snow
jay watches and waits