Short Binoculars Poems
Short Binoculars Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Binoculars by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Binoculars by length and keyword.
ride my bike in the chill
around the Titanic decks. . .
hope to ride till we dock
sun glints off binoculars
pedal faster to new york
Categories:
binoculars, allegory, night,
Form:
Tanka
fanciest binoculars I have ever seen
spying on neighbors, so far unseen
love seeing that Daddy kick out his screen
hiding now, not as keen
Categories:
binoculars, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Monorhyme
turquoise sky
castle Britannica
rowing club in gentle waters
arrival of swans
I head to the turret
binoculars on a ledge
I see red tulips
loving the turquoise sky
Categories:
binoculars, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 7th
Form:
Free verse
Freezing days on a steep hill
below a flock of sheep grazing,
under a watchful dog standing still.
And I, with binoculars appraising
Winter's life is amazing!
03/01/22
Categories:
binoculars, nature,
Form:
Quintain (English)
In this neck of the woods, necking is popular
Now that'a not unusual, sometimes use binoculars
To get some advice
On using a devise
To increase the screaming, exciting one's twaddler
Categories:
binoculars, fun,
Form:
Limerick
I spied a wonderful blond on the beach
Her body so shapely and peached
I was in ogling mood
I know it was rude
Through binoculars, so far out of reach
http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/humor.php
Categories:
binoculars, funny
Form:
Limerick
I wish I had bionic eyes
Or binoculars so I could espy
My blond in the shower
Viewing her passionate flower
With long arms I'd gladly dry
http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/humour-2.php
Categories:
binoculars, funny
Form:
Limerick
Silver Anniversary
There beyond the shrub
the sun medallions on the grass
around a python and boar,
the python winding.
Through binoculars I see
the python work so slow.
The boar now knows
what I learned long ago.
To go this way
takes years.
Donal Mahoney
Categories:
binoculars, anniversary
Form:
Free verse
Four Swifts
Live up to their name
As they dart and sail
On the late summer breeze
There's a delight
In knowing I'm the only one
Who watches them
Up here, on my balcony
Here they come again
My binoculars cannot catch them
They are better enjoyed
In full panoramic view
Categories:
binoculars, nature
Form:
Free verse
Little girl with eyes so bright
Peering through binoculars, full of delight
A stone wall cradles her gentle stance
In a world of dreams, she dares to dance
Every whisper of the wind, she hears
Through her lenses, a universe unfolds
Adventure calls, her heart is bold
© daniel miltz
Categories:
binoculars, beauty,
Form:
Free verse
You’re such a cute guy!!
You always look relaxed and detached
and a little confused or bemused.
It makes me want to enlist in assisting.
Your lips look seriously delicious.
Your eyes are green and serene.
You’re simply beautiful sigh
(Damn these binoculars are good!)
Categories:
binoculars, 11th grade, boy, cute, lonely, missing you,
Form:
Free verse
As seen from our front window.
The Hawk ON THE BOUGH
binoculars gawk
there’s a storm looming
the hawk returns to h i s bough
he’d flown out for lunch
he’s pecking off fur
and indulging in squirrel
he needs no raincheck
in f o w l weather he wings it
Kim Rodrigues © 8/8/2022
Categories:
binoculars, bird,
Form:
Light Verse
Boots
in the closet;
I wait for them to walk
so I can follow.
Wallet
in my drawer;
he needs his license, money,
not a lot,
t-shirt,
pair of pants,
running shoes,
his watch,
binoculars,
field guide,
floppy hat.
I won’t forget.
I’m ready, boots;
lead me;
it’s not too late;
it’s not.
©Kathryn Collins
June 14, 2007
Categories:
binoculars, death, devotion,
Form:
Free verse
The Rivers Current
Flows in this Mind
Visions Drifting
Propelled to the Waters Edge
Pockets of Wind
Lead them to Their Port
Docked
I can only watch
Binoculars give a close view
Their Course is Set .....
Remember Once You Set Sail ......
There is No Turning Back.......
Navigating ones Head and Heart......
Categories:
binoculars, conflict, confusion, destiny, hate, love,
Form:
Concrete
Hawk eyes
have never been so starved
heads hung binoculars slung
on sloped defeated shoulders
They file out of the woods and marsh
in silence like a funeral march
shuffling along
gathering at stations
With pause
with reverence
and tears
observing repentantly
the nests from last year
11.09.2019
Categories:
binoculars, bird, missing,
Form:
Free verse
Rowing on the waters in Venice
I see houses holding hands
Bakers talking sweet to one another
Couples walking down the street with their palms stuck
Street performers making feet move like waves
My binoculars store these sights in the banks
Another row I perform
down these waters
as I go wherever the sea takes me
to find new wonders
Categories:
binoculars, adventure, boat, imagery, sea,
Form:
Free verse
Stars are magical
Glittery, little bright
Lights
They're home is
High up in
The sky and
That is where
The stars reside
Stars shine brightly
On clear nights
And are a
Free movie that
People may watch
Where ever they
Want too with
A telescope, binoculars
Or with their
Own eyes
Only on a clear night outside
Categories:
binoculars, nature, stars,
Form:
Free verse
Last night, riding across a full moon I saw a witch,
that funny move she made was a twitch.
Maybe her move was just really an itch,
the wooden broom she was riding on looked like a switch.
Could what I was seeing be a glitch,
my new binoculars must be on the fritz.
Date: 10/27/2019
Categories:
binoculars, 9th grade, funny, humor, humorous, moon, night,
Form:
Rhyme
Leopard looks solidly relaxed
Reposing in the top of his tree
Using binoculars, I marvel at his beauty.
Or her beauty, there is a regal magnificence about her
I wonder if she senses she is being watched.
As she licks her paws I get a weird feeling that she does not.
But then she stops and stares straight as an arrow toward me.
I stop breathing.
Categories:
binoculars, animal,
Form:
Free verse
I can’t tell you the joy
this cat has brought into my life.
She is curled up now -
curled in my lap dreaming
of immortality
We sit out in the sun,
me looking through binoculars.
Her soft tail twitching
at an ambulance rushing
to some fatality
Written: Christmas 1988
———
*Pippa lived to a grand
old age of 20 years.
Categories:
binoculars, animal, friendship love, pets,
Form:
Free verse
He stands behind a large tree
A silhouette in the dark
Patiently waiting and watching
Until she appears in sight
He is mesmerised by her beauty
He knows soon she will be his
His heart races with excitement
His and his only……as long as he lives
He watches her intently
Until she disappears
Puts the binoculars in is backpack
With all his new souvenirs …..!
Categories:
binoculars, abuse, dark, fear, psychological,
Form:
Rhyme
Was that a giant head bobbing out of the ocean?
The sightseers got out their binoculars
Something massive, a monster
Looked like a giant head
Captain of the cruise ship had seen this before
It is an ocean sunfish, they weigh four thousand pounds
They do look like giant heads
Their main food source is jellyfish
I felt relieved
I thought the head of the statue of liberty had fallen off
Categories:
binoculars, fish,
Form:
Free verse
John Doe enjoys
Peering through
A pair of binoculars
From inside his apartment
Daily training them
On unsuspecting people
One day, while scanning outdoors
Taking in the sights
He saw something that made
His blood run cold
A mysterious stranger
Was spying back at him
Also through binoculars
"Give Me Goosebumps" Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Nina Parmenter
Date written and posted: 12/18/2018
Categories:
binoculars, horror, scary,
Form:
Verse
In the springtime, what is that I hear?
It's an aviary call sounding like "cheer, cheer, cheer".
I use my binoculars to look up in a tree.
Through the lenses, what a delightful sight I see!
He's covered in feathers that are colored a bright red.
A very intense shade from his tail to his head.
Sights in the spring don't get any better than this.
I don't even live in or near St. Louis.
Categories:
binoculars, bird, spring,
Form:
Light Verse
I'm not nosey but
I was standing at the window
Looking through the net curtains
And I just happened to have a pair of binoculars in my hand
Well as you know I'm not one to gossip but
I wish you could have taken a look
At what I saw.
But as I'm not one to gossip as I said
So I''ll keep what I saw in my head
Who's that looking through a pair of binoculars
At me from a tree
Ooh the nosey thing.
Peter Dome.Copyright.2015.May..
Categories:
binoculars, crazy, fun, funny, giggle, howl, humor,
Form:
Free verse