Birds Eye View Poems | Examples


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Birds Eye View

From way up high I wish you could see
All of God’s beauties surrounding me

Mountain tops covered in dazzling white snow
Sapphire blue clouds reflecting in oceans below
Carefree and gentle the rivers would flow
While animals are grazing happily down low
Colorful patches the flowers they grow

Orchards and trees
Butterflies and bees
Oh what a delightful scene!
Fields spread wide of emerald green
Silver sandy beaches and deserts all dry
All can be seen while soaring high

The hustle and bustle of the human race
How life passes at a rapid pace
Skyscrapers and penthouses towering high
Looking down, enamored eye   

Such a wondrous sight to see
If only you were perched on the ledge besides me

A Birds Eye View

Sitting on top
of the mountain

Staring at the view
of the city

And thinking
how blessed I am
to have a God
that created the beautiful earth

I’ve got a birds eye view of the world
from my spot perched on a rock
on the mountain top
and its making me reflect
upon life
and upon my faith
as a Christian

I close my eyes
and pray
to my heavenly father

I open my eyes
and blessed is how I feel
to have a birds eye view
of the world
around me

Premium Member Birds Eye View

In 
preying
on others-
magpies feed on 
grief


Birds Eye View

Bird on my porch rail
Head cocked, is observing me
Wonder what you see?

Birds Eye View

Seagulls circle sinking schooner.
   Shipwrecked sailors safely swim ashore.

    11 / 13 / 2016.

Premium Member A Birds Eye View

Millions of eyes look down
What do they make of us
Scurrying like ants
Going about their day
People going to work
While smaller people play
 
Metal carts on blackened tracks
Floating shapes on their back
Metal birds fly overhead
Their roaring engines we all dread
 
Greened fields like 3 D Shapes
Clouds below like earthly drapes
Fauna, shrubs trees we perch
We congregate like natures church
 
Us winged marvels, as we soar the skies
Swooping down, millions of eyes
Look above is all we cruise
As we look down
A Birds Eye View


Premium Member Birds Eye View

In 
preying
on others-
magpies feed on 
grief

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