birdhouse

December 29th, 2009 | 381 Entries

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381 Entries for “birdhouse”

  1. I once tried to make a birdhouse out of birdseed and bread. It was more of a bridfeeder by the end of it, but still one of my fondest memories of home schooling.

    Lizzy
  2. my life is on a pole wathing the world go by

    Mark
  3. blue bird that is cute. peanut butter sunny.outside clear sky. warmth. happiness. children. chirping. satisfaction.

    autumn shanee
  4. The bluebird hangs off the shaking limb of the tree, a dark shadow pressed to the blue, blue sky, like a balloon floating farther and farther away. She sings her sweet song, bitter and cold yet resonating, and takes off with a cottony feel to it into the rest of the world.

    stella notte
  5. Fuck a birdhouse. How about a fucking human house? In fact… who cares about housing birds? They have homes! Maybe we wouldn’t have to build fucking birdhouses if we would stop destroying their habitat. God damnit, is there not enough homeless minors? Don’t we have more important things to worry about that our avian fellows who already had it made before we made it for them.

    Dustin
  6. she took the squirrel
    into her birdhouse and said
    you’ll do
    you’ll do
    because you have to

    megan
  7. birdhouses are what birds live in. there outside. birds usually lay eggs in birdhouses. birds use bird houses to stay warm.

    ballz
  8. this reminds me of my little cousin. before she left to move to florida, she built a bird house. everytime we felt sad or missed her terribly we would write a note and put it in the bird house. when she came back to visit in the summer she would have a lot of love notes from us (:

    nichole
  9. yellow droplets of rain, not yellow red red red red red red ered r ef jfghkjfsdfdjg

    samantha
  10. once upon a time i made a birdhouse and bird lived in it and the bird hated me but i tried to be nice to him and he eventually warmed up to me we baceame friends and we played games in his birdhouse.

    christiana
  11. i’m terrified of birds. i think it’s because they’re so free. they can choose their own birdhouses from the get-go and leave whenever they feel like it…i feel so caged and afraid compared to them.

    Pamela Ginsberg
  12. Birdhouse. The skateboarding company.
    Birdhouse. The house for birds – usually found in front yards or backyards or parks.

    blahblahblah
  13. small yellow daffodils bending under the weight of water drops dripped off the side of the empty birdhouse. rusty conglomerations of water trickle down into the yellow trumpet.

    zoey b
  14. a house of birds
    like a house of homes
    a home for birds in their home on earth
    the earth is changes into something that is not the earth
    but a product of itself
    like the hand of an arm
    or a ribosome in a cell
    no not like that

    i cant seem to get any thoughts complete.
    i wishe i was sharper s o i could cut through this jelly.

    georgey
  15. this is a wooden house that cages a bird and keeps it safe from cold and heat

    Anonymous
  16. I would fly all over the world to find you the best nest, only to end up back at our own birdhouse. I loved that book when I was little. I was such a romantic at such a young age.

    Oh Cute!
  17. there was my blue bird, singing to herself under the sunlight. the tree leaves like a green halo around her. no wind that day. just sunlight and smiles. she sang loud enough that someone

    andrew v.
  18. I’m trapped in a cage. A beautiful little bird house with no lock, simply an open door and a drop to the ground. My wings are out of practice, caked in honey and dust. I’m afraid to leave. I fear I won’t survive the fall.

    Brujeii
  19. The best place to see pretty little birds just dancing around in the tree. Maybe a kitty will sneak up on it, just sneak up and try to catch the bird, but it won’t work. Birds have been dodging kitties for years, and this kitty is much to tame to be a threat to the birdies. She’s never had to hunt for her meal, and it shows when the bird flies away without effort.

    lilly
  20. That birdhouse is huge. Lie. There isn’t actually a birdhouse anywhere. And… I’ve decided to move out of this apartment that is the size of a birdhouse. So that’s something… I will probably move into an even smaller apartment, which will be the size of a bird feeder. That’s not clever.

    Erin
  21. really not sure if i like they might be giants or not. downloaded some stuff a while ago but didn’t get into it like i remembered or thought i would. i’m also not a big fan of goldie hawn (but that was bird on a wire) and therefore not really relevant.

    i do like some things
  22. this is a wooden structure built to house and feed birds they are mainly found in gardens and parks and private gardens. they are very pretty.

    helen
  23. There had never been an Eastern Goldfinch in our backyard before, so when one appeared this afternoon it seemed almost like a miracle. It landed lightly on the perch of the birdhouse and cocked its head to the left as a few flakes of snow drifted from the house’s roof to the whitewashed ground…

    maggie
  24. my nan had a bird house, or maybe it was a bird bath, yeah thats it cos we’d call her nanny birdbath. nan was amazing, she had one lung and no breasts by the time she died and still smoked 20 Berkley a day. hilarious. she didnt sleep with grandad anymore

    Miss P
  25. The birdhouse was painted blue, and she put it in the backyard. The squirrels ate out of it instead of the robins and the cardinals. I didn’t really want to watch fluffy rodents eat those seeds… they aren’t as delicate as birds. She wouldn’t let me take it down, or put wire around it.

    lembasbread@gmail.com
  26. The birdhouse was hung by the chimney with care,
    In hopes that the bird family soon would be there
    With a papa bird so lively and quick
    We knew in a moment it must be a Flick
    Flickerbird that is, of feather grey and white
    I never will forget that white Christmas night.

    ozziepuppy
  27. A skylark looks towards the setting sun, watching it sink slowly into the horizon. Blood red fingers claw their way down the darkening sky, leaving crimson streaks in their wake. The skylark chirps once and turns around.
    (it’s back to the birdhouse for you, my sweet.)

    Mary Kuro
  28. I was wandering through the yard and the sun was shining as the birds gently perched atop the birdhouse, delicately pecking on the mixture of seeds Christina had placed there.

    Rachel
  29. birds
    living life. birds home is a birdhouse. house home of everyone. birdhouses may not even be a home of a bird. could be a decoration and even birds are like people and home always isnt your true home at home. they can find another place that makes them feel home and at peace. that they love more.

    lilly
  30. birds houses that they happen to live in. sometimes they poop out of their houses but that’s okay everyone poops. I really hope they stay warm inside their houses. they’re birds they can do it.

    katharine
  31. His gaze staggered around the yard searching for something-anything-that he could use as a weapon. He passed over the birdhouse, over the roses and lilies before he saw a spade. It was his best hope.

    Joshua David
  32. Needs to be more positive. Change can’t happen fast enough.

    J
  33. the bluejays used to perch up on the tree beside the birdhouse my father built here when i was a child. the tree is now rotting and the birdhouse motheaten. i continue on because there is still a ways before i reach my old house. doubtless there isn’t anyone living there anymore, or has lived there for years

    kuri
  34. The birdhouse was small. It was small, but very well built. The birds who frequented the feeder which rested silently inside didn’t mind the cramped space as the food they fed upon was of the highest quality. The were happy.

    Zack Flanagan
  35. the bird house hung from th tree, swaying in the gentle breeze. it went first to the right, then the left. a squirrel was on its roof, trying to get to the feeder and the delicious seeds inside.

    mikeyla
  36. my soul is broken. something in me has died. there will be a period of mourning, then as the pheonix rises from the ashes, so will the lesson i have learned from these experiences. but for now i am broken.

    angelina
  37. in your soul? I’m not too sure really. I wish I had a garden so I could have one, to watch the birds fly in and out, and to see the chicks fledge. So perhaps I do have a birdhouse in my soul.

    mightyg
  38. In a birdhouse everything is smaller. There are no amenities in need of repair, just a roof over your head to keep out cold air. Some birdhouses are large and others are small…but all birdhouses are meant for one thing, birds.

    Erika
  39. A birdhouse sits on my chest.
    As I heave, it pulsates up and down up and down.
    Nothing chirps.
    Birds do not occupy this space, they’re only in my head.

    camila8rose@yahoo.com
  40. a birdhouse is a home for birds. birds never get the luxury of a home. they live in branches, in the cold, in the heat. no shade and no shelter. a birdhouse provides that shelter.

    bm