Best Field Of View Poems
AutismI rise at the center of...
Is it a room? This is a face.
There is motion, too fast, too clamorous.
Cryptic and opaque. Shapes shift
into my field of view.
Recognize! The message spoken
ends in an upward curve.
Interpret! It means a question
? ...
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Categories:
field of view, me, mental illness, self,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Paint MoverHe leaves his silent signature on every piece of art
Not seeking worldly profit or acclaim,
Yet touches of perfection often set his work apart
And witness to his honourable name.
He moves his painter’s palette from the east unto the west
From north to south he coats the sweeping...
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Categories:
field of view, appreciation, art, beauty, color,
Form:
Rhyme
Phantom At the Foot of the BedNormally, I'm not one to be alarmed by things that go bump in the night,
But the other night I saw something that gave me a most dreadful fright!
I awoke to make a visit to you know where (as us old guys are prone to do)!
As...
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Categories:
field of view, funny, me,
Form:
Rhyme
An Owl Stares BackA stranger to the naked eye,
this ghostly apparition glimpsed
within my eyepiece field of view.
Scarce in contrast noted,
its pale orb stares back at me
through gossamer, pale eyes.
An Owl betokened here,
to mark the grave
of an ancient, dazzling sun.
That for eons shed its...
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Categories:
field of view, night,
Form:
Free verse
Broken GlassesThe sun dappled patio
irresistibly beckoned
pillowed pad to bedeck
cement spongsbob
square pant sized couch cushions
leapt into field of...
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Categories:
field of view, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Free verse
In My Bags of Magic BeansMagic Beans come in all sorts of colours and favors,
Some are sour,
some are sweet,
some are the ones you do not eat,
In my bag of magic beans,
Drip your hand in,
see what color you discover,
The colour red,
Will embed thoughts like thread to a sewing machine,...
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Categories:
field of view, feelings, universe,
Form:
Light Verse
Sheep Vs WolfWe act according to our fears.
Afraid of failure, terrified of victory finding refuge within the tears.
We sacrifice the chances of success for the certainty of death.
We weigh the risk before deciding, we dismiss the chance when it’s in our odds.
The world is full of danger,...
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Categories:
field of view, allegory, encouraging, endurance, environment,
Form:
Free verse
A Man For All Seasons Barack ObamaA Man for All Seasons.
Well Barack Obama has won a last,
The Country swayed like barley grass.
We all look forward beyond today
The people now have had their say.
The World still spins around and round
But squares itself for a brand new sound.
For hope it resonates, what a...
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Categories:
field of view, black-african amerworld, hope, prejudice,
Form:
Rhyme
Don'T Doubt I Love YouYou can doubt the sun will rise
Or that the skies are ever blue.
You can doubt an eagle flies
Or that truths are ever true.
You can doubt everything you see
Within your field of view.
But don’t you ever doubt…
Never doubt that I love you
You can doubt the change...
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Categories:
field of view, faith, love, nature, romantic,
Form:
Lyric
The RibbonThe Ribbon
The colors in the sky,
way up high,
red, and gold and green...
yellow, purple,
and the unseen.
Those colors,
that are outside
our field of view,
the ones that we see,
me, and you.
A symbol of love,
a covenant..., a promise,
a gift...
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Categories:
field of view, america, beauty, bible, rainbow,
Form:
Free verse
My WalkMorning ocean air, feeling misty
I wish you were here just to kiss me
Footsteps on que
Thinking of you
Music in my ear, walking swiftly
Songs I love to hear, do you miss me?
Few more hours
Smell the flowers
Taking my time
All will be fine
One day more
You'll walk through my door.
Time...
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Categories:
field of view, life, love, song-lyricheart, day,
Form:
Rhyme
Mother BlueThere are homely tricks my mother would do,
One peculiar think after another she could brew,
Just give her a dozen eggs to break through,
And watch her turn them into running shampoo.
One peculiar thing after another she could brew,
'Cause her fingers were magical and quite true,
Nothing...
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Categories:
field of view, celebration, dedication, mother,
Form:
Monorhyme
The Tunnel VisionYou can keep swinging in your smile
as your eyes see through the cylinder only
where the flowers radiate the scent
where the leaves wait for the rustle
of the fondling wind
where stars wait for the music
of the magical light peaks
where the blue sky waits
for the golden kite
in...
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Categories:
field of view, art, beauty, environment, freedom,
Form:
Free verse
HarrowedMy eyes grow heavy and my sight is blurred;
I fight for wakefulness but steadily cede ground.
I am being drawn down,
seduced into the abyssal realm of sleep.
Wandering these moonlit halls
I stumble upon oddities unending,
my slumbering mind rife with mysteries,
falsehoods and problems; no solutions in sight.
Scene after...
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Categories:
field of view, angst, depression, imagination, sad,
Form:
Free verse
Looking Through Gauze CurtainsThis poem came to me during my recovery from cataract surgery.
It’s amazing how much loss we can adjust to if the process is gradual enough.
I’ve been looking at the world through gauze curtains
Years of indistinct shapes and muted colors.
My focus narrowed over...
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Categories:
field of view, appreciation, color, inspiration, senses,
Form:
Didactic