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| Searching... Subject: FLAMINGOS Matches Found: 12 BABY FLAMINGO, by JULIE HOUY Poem Source First Line: A wobbly-legged Last Line: Not quite ready yet %to copy mama Subject(s): Flamingos FLAMINGO, by J. PATRICK LEWIS Poem Source Last Line: Drink %of %something %pink Subject(s): Flamingos FLAMINGO, by UNKNOWN Poem Source First Line: Flamingo, what has brought you here? Last Line: Why have you come? Go home again %before some fool calls you a crane Subject(s): Flamingos FLAMINGO WATCHING, by KAY RYAN Poem Text Recitation by Author Poet's Biography First Line: Wherever the flamingo goes, Subject(s): Flamingos; Individuality FLAMINGOES, by MEREDITH JONES Poem Text First Line: These dreams / are the flamingoes of my heart Last Line: Ravens? Subject(s): Flamingos FLAMINGOES, by HARRIET SENNETT Poem Source First Line: Over the wide reach of emerald rushes Subject(s): Birds; Flamingos FLAMINGOS, by ERIC ORMSBY Poem Source First Line: My quarrel with your quorum, monsignor Last Line: Their pink flocks forage in that loneliness Subject(s): Flamingos FLAMINGOS; JARDIN DE PLANTES, PARIS, by RAINER MARIA RILKE Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: With all the subtle paints of fragonard Last Line: But they stretch out, astonished, and one by one %stride into their imaginary world Subject(s): Flamingos; Paris, France PINK FLAMINGOES, KAANAPALI BEACH, by SUZANNE GRAHAM Poem Source First Line: This manicured stretch of maui coast brings well-heeled tourists Last Line: Like transplanted pink flamingoes Subject(s): Flamingos; Hawaii; Seashore; Tourists THE FLAMINGO, by LEWIS GAYLORD CLARK Poem Text First Line: Oh! Tell me have you ever seen a red, long-leg'd flamingo? Last Line: A water bird, a gawky bird, a sing'lar bird, by jingo! Subject(s): Bodies; Flamingos; Voices THE FOOLISH FLAMINGO, by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: The foolish flamingo she looked in the glass Last Line: Ah, foolish flamingo! Subject(s): Flamingos THE TURTLE AND THE FLAMINGO, by JAMES THOMAS FIELDS Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: A lively young turtle lived down by the banks Last Line: The green, but a very mock turtle! Subject(s): Flamingos; Turtles; Tortoises |
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