Lookout Poems | Examples


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Always Be On the Lookout For Good But Still Able To Spot Bad

First and foremost

Always be on the lookout for the good

And seek to find the best in everyone

So long as that doesn't come at the expense

Of leaving you blind and unable to spot

The bad as well

Otherwise because they are able to

You will most definitely do for them

And at that point even you will be

Forced into realizing and admitting

Knowing the difference between

Good and bad

And you won't like that side

Premium Member Sunset At Champlain Lookout

mirrored dying light of day   rivers red blood veins dissect the scene





01/19/19

For Kim Rodrigues'
Bring Color Back Into My World Poetry Contest

The Eye Lookout

THE EYE LOOKOUT

                                         I am only human…
                                   Day in and out with a man
                               They say no man in is an island
                            And then claim one man one mission
                                 I thank God for my two eyes
                               For with them I see both sides

                                            I have a word
                                          Spelled C.A.R.E
                                    Some lost the definition
                                    Either portrayed to them
                                      Yearning and begging
                                        As if they are owed


Premium Member He Stands Lookout

Sentinel Pinus never-ending guard


Hovering fog above mirrored fish pond 


albeit wry through the years passed beyond


he stands lookout on deck  for his reward



                    Weary years have gone by,  but still proud to serve his master


11/13/2016

Premium Member On the Lookout

ON THE LOOKOUT

native to the scene –
the yellowstone grand canyon -
this fat black raven

Premium Member Lookout

LOOKOUT

From the very top of a tree
I watch what grounded ones can’t see

That meandering line in the grass
The hurry-scurrying    tips of blades just stirring

You feel so a part of the sky
A breeze tickles your feet by and by

A tree upside down
Like a leafy merry-go-round

Far and wide    Earth laid flat
A geometric this and that

There is this wish to forever remain
But the soil always calls one back again


The Lookout Point

Oh as the great Ernest Hemmingway once said ... If you can't live without hamsters, they certainly can not live 
with you squishing it with a lemon!

This is one of the greatest sayings I have ever heard by any author...


OK... now for the poetry part...uggghhhhh.


Poetry Poetry... what is poetry
for no man should ever know what the true meaning for this is

The lookout point was published in to a book on may 20, 2009 and will never be forgotten...
unless everybody stops reading books. 

Oh yeah... I almost forgot about the hamsters.... BOOOOOOOOMMMMM!!!!!  The End

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