Birdseye Poems | Examples


Premium MemberGive Me An Estate Sale Please

Garage sales are fun but estate sales are even better
I love looking through other people’s incredible stuff
It is a great way to find that kooky Christmas sweater
To find red petticoats and turquoise jewelry for a cuff.

An album full of photos of people from the olden days
Paisley bell bottoms from the seventies and a fur vest
Classic 1940’s pinstriped suits in navy’s and gray’s
And a beautiful Birdseye maple homemade chest

I take a peek at this lady’s baubles, buttons and bows.
In oranges, greens, silvers, satins, and periwinkle blue.
She has left them behind in meticulously straight little rows
I may have to buy a few. How about you?
Categories: birdseye, fun,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberEquisite Etchings

image making
                     at the epicentre
                     communicated
                     in a whirlwind
vastness
   detailed in a birdseye view
            hypereal
              idiosyncratic
                  passion
unconventional
   yet
       exhuberant
       exceptional
            to dazzle
               impress
         with eloquence
the fantastic
       arrayed
  in new facades
        revealed as ornate
        &formal
in
   layers of
        opulence
Categories: birdseye, art,
Form: Verse


Premium MemberCall Me Birdseye Pete

If I was an Australian lorikeet
I’d allow you to call me Mr. Birdseye Pete
Flying to the East Indies rather neat
Yes I would travel far to find my sweet.
Pretty nest we’d make that you could not beat.

All eight of our boy birds we would call Pete.
The girls would be called names that rhyme so neat.
Possible names like Jeet, Bleat, Feat, and Sheet.
I will have a wife the next time we meet.
Or my name is not Mr. Birdseye Pete.
Categories: birdseye, fun,
Form: Monorhyme

Whisper

Levitating: calling all 
Molded into a bowling ball, 
six pins on the wall
At evening all go low 
Silver light shining
White beams flashing,
Closed eyes and minds rising
Heads: Moving up and down-
Bodies passing through the ground 
Think I can't see it oh no 

G's moving silently 
B's watching like we-
don't know that they follow laws
So we moving slow mo...
Everybody shouting O...
Birdseye view: watching 360 
Degrees; the boys got toys,
Listening to those who whisper
They got flashes on the skies,
Firing shots when heard 
Its hard to live but they- 
shouting Long live,
Categories: birdseye, imagery, imagination,
Form: List

Seventyseven

Birdseye view descent
Window panes surround and melt
Breath deeply of pine
Categories: birdseye, mystery, nature,
Form: Haiku


Suicidal

This is not for those with weak stomachs.  

She pulls out her teeth
One by one
Feeling no grief
Just a job to be done

Alone in her flat
Supported by a wall
A malnourished cat
Together they crawl

Starved for a feeling
More stout than despair
Nothing to bring
Not a soul to care

An irritable guard
Positioned outside
A cushion of lard
Softens his hide

He dares not glance
When she passes by
Fixed in a stance
She wants him to pry

But she knows he won't
He just doesn't care
Most people don't 
Even those that stare

So there she remains
Two floors above
Bound by chains
Rejected by love

A rope, she places
With a Birdseye view
Staring dead at their faces
Her lips are blue
Categories: birdseye, humanity, loneliness, poverty, sick,
Form: Rhyme

Reconsidering Laughter Contest

When I was young I laughed at everyone  
made fun of others that I should not have done
I had no regrets never looked back, til now  
when I see Desiree's contest and it shakes me somehow 
 
It says to reconsider laughter and I feel chills in my bone
like the time I skipped school then lied once at home
Or the night I was drunk and let my mom down
Her mom had died and I was no where to be found

All of a sudden the laughs seem to haunt 
To awaken my soul and make me just want
To reconsider the fool that I have been
Pray Lord forgive me for laughing in sin.

                     *****
Contest: Reconsidering Laughter
Sponsor: Desiree Birdseye
Submitted by: Judy Konos
Categories: birdseye, introspectionmom, me, me, mom,
Form: Rhyme

How To Lose a Bikini

Here's a tale I've told before
From when I was a teen
The subject at the time was sore
For I caused quite a scene!

Had a brand-new bathing suit
My first bikini ever
I figured I looked mighty cute
And that was my endeavor!

Up the high dive I did go
Winking at the guys
Time to give them all a show
Bending legs and thighs

Diving off the board I went
Far as I could take it
One way my body was sent
Bikini didn't make it!

Off it flew into the air
And left a naked me
Falling to the water there
For all the world to see

So embarrassed my face was flushed
Gone was little Miss Sassy
In the water I stayed and blushed
Humiliated lassie!



** for contest "Reconsidering Laughter" sponsored by Desiree Birdseye
Categories: birdseye, childhood, funnywater, water, ,
Form: Rhyme

Pull of a Finger

One of my favorite things about you is your smile
But you rob me of it by trying to keep it hid
By covering it up
By trying to refrain
Just seeing you TRY to refrain cracks me up
Seeing you smile
Hearing you laugh
Brings such pure joy to my soul
So when you do, I drink it up
When I realize certain things you do
or certain things I do makes you laugh
Makes you smile all the way up to your eyes
I make note of it so I can use it
EVERY chance I get
Even if that means enduring something....
Gross
Weird
Risky
Silent but deadly
But hey a girl's gotta do
What a girl's gotta do
Even when you ask me 
With a sly smirk on your face
"Pull my finger"
and you smile that wonderful smile
And I immediately start laughing
Although pulling the finger
Might result in something putrid
Any kind of embarrassing sound
"Basking in the ambiance"
I pull the "trigger"
Sometimes a sound follows 
Sometimes it's a dud
But nonetheless
We burst out laughing
And I get to see you smile
Hear you laugh
All smells aside
All sounds aside
I'm am full of happiness
All because of the pull of a finger


(For the contest "Reconsidering Laughter" by Desiree Birdseye)
Categories: birdseye, funny, happinessme, me, smile,
Form: Free verse

On Lifted Wings

Oh guide us eagle spirit
towards our newborn spring
Lend your wings for our safe 
passage, your voice we'll 
follow as you sing

From your birdseye view, our 
food and shelter we will gain
over mountains through our valley's
your wings beat loudly on the plain

Shadow us from danger, give us 
flight on wings wind-swept
carve the light through
rained on forests, soar the
plateaus steer the steppes

Once spotted land for living, tip
your left wing then your right
we shall bless and name your
spirit 'Soaring Eagle Fear No Flight'



This is picture inspired by my favorite artist.
Her name is Bev Doolittle and she creates
amazing illusion works of art/ Mostly native american.
It is up to the viewer to stand back and find the 
image(s) within her paintings.
This painting is called 'Season Of The Eagle'
But i put my own title to the poem i was inspired to write.
Categories: birdseye, native american,
Form: Rhyme
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