Binocular Vision Poems | Examples


Premium Member Blind Spot

Why can't my blind spot see?
it’s shadowing me        in the eye's periphery 
edgily creeping                   sideways like a crab,
watching me,                      it’s stalking me, 
deceiving me                    with popped eyes 
propped up on stilts,    curling away when I look.
You live within my every gaze, yet evade my searching blaze.
Why my dear spot do you hide and blind me in so many ways?
Is your evasive spot futile, furtive, or a fugitive in the clear?
Are you black, white, brindle or transparently clear. 
Do you suck, poke, protrude, grind
or cut, with a laser sear to blind. 
Why can't I see you,
my blind spot hole?
I know you’re there
unseen on the edge!
I’ll shut my eyes now
and hope that you’ll
will be gone when 
I awake and stare
to see you clearly there with me,
scene sharing two-eyed
In binocular vision.

Premium Member Surfaces

Ships sail on the surface between sky and ocean,
water and air.
People toil and play, 
live and die
on the surface between sky and globe,
air and earth.
These two surfaces meet in a curving line
under the sun,
and when the world turns over,
under the moon. 

At points along this line, 
across the dimension of time,
pairs of eyes
employ binocular vision
to gauge distance.
Eyes on the shore
see a ships departing,
getting smaller,
and disappearing under the earth's curvature,
and then,
empty sea.

Two eyes on the ship
see two eyes looking back,
and the wave of a handkerchief,
then, a dot, 
as people turn to ants
under the sun and moon
toiling, playing, and
sometimes 
waiting.

Night Owls

Vocal, nocturnal, creepy
Silent and sneaky
Binocular vision, sharp sight
They are active at night
We are asleep
They are awake
Our lives are at stake.
"Do not trap yourself into an owl's hooting sound where sad nights linger through the blackness of a hound".
Note.It's not the devil it's the People who work for the devil.
Lesson.Honeyed words and furtive movements are not risk free.
Moral.Police meharban to ulu gulu pehalwan.


Premium Member Praying Mantis

Perched on a leaf in angelic pose
 (praying for a meal I suppose)
  It patiently awaits its prey
 And when a bee lands on a rose
 It is captured without delay

 With long legs and predatory precision
 enhanced by eyes with binocular vision
 They are  able to detect ultrasound 
 and can evade bats that hunt them down

 But mating can be a deadly game
 as the female often eats the male
 but she enjoys it just the same
her seduction never fails

The Night Hooter

copyright© shonima burman

In the deep darkness of night,
They complete their silent flight.
With a flat face and forward facing eyes,
They rotate their head and neck upto 270 degrees.
Despite having binocular vision,
Their eyes are completely immobile in action.
Ear tufts are meant for camouflage and aggression,
These birds are shrewd and quick in predation.
With ears set asymmetrically on their skull,
These carnivorous birds have coloration mostly dull.
Mainly live on eating insects and small rodents,
They constitute an important part of the ecosystem.
They create a wide variety of vocalization,
They are an unique wonder of God's creation!

Sensations

Street-lights golden nuggets on a plane
I shimmer with anticipation
Aircraft dips left like a soaring hawk
Golden eyes zero in on its prey

Aloft and descending turbulence
Undercarriage open like talons
Binocular vision so alert
As screeching rubber thumps the tarmac

Decelerate adrenal glands pump
Undoing buckles my thoughts floating
About casual normality
Within casual catastrophe

We have naturally come so far
Yet I feel so unnatural here
Aircraft mobiles cars cities and things
Overwhelming sophistication

Better to lie in my earthen bed
Feeling the pulse of my heart beating
Better to be the hawk in the sky
Feeling the wind ruffle through my wings


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