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Eyepiece Poems - Poems about Eyepiece


Kaleidoscopic Webbed Wide World Une

...Against light source well crafted 
tubular structure appended with eyepiece gazing
offers viewer eye-opening, mind boggling 
instantaneously birthing then vanishing
resplendent myriad colorful 
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Categories: eyepiece, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse

An Owl Stares Back

...A 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 O...
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Categories: eyepiece, night,
Form: Free verse



Premium MemberThe Questions I See

...What do I see? I see ... THE ALL ...

The chance to kiss deep the matter, dark, and merge with the macrocosm ... to
embrace the tremble of strings, like the fingertips of a lustful god, tinkli...
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Categories: eyepiece, analogy, appreciation, humanity, mystery,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberI Am a Proud Greek Sundial

...I AM A PROUD GREEK SUNDIAL

I only tell of sunny hours historically,
And go back to when I was built, 
Fifty years before Christ was born,
Have been renovated and rebuilt!

My name is Tower of...
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Categories: eyepiece, pride,
Form: Personification

Kaleidoscopic Whorled Wide Web

...against light source well crafted 
tubular structure appended with 
eyepiece gazing offers viewer eye-
opening, mind boggling instantaneously 
birthing then vanishing resplendent 

myriad color...
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Categories: eyepiece, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse



I Am Your Mirror

...Scrutiny.
You must scrutinize.
And I surmise you'll surprise 
Yourself
With the tries and highs, lies and Phis
Hidden within your eyes. 
Look hard and look deep. 
Theres no need to anaesthetiz...
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Categories: eyepiece, mirror,
Form: I do not know?

Upon Visiting Gortmore

...The new roves are not like the old,
They purvey an unwieldy aspect
To their elderly kindred folk;
Even on this steep hill forms encroach
Upon an edifice grand of bygone grandeur;

 So to ‘Ghurt...
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Categories: eyepiece, uplifting,
Form: Pastoral

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