Short Far As The Eye Can See Poems

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Premium Member Expect the unexpected

when the sun prepares to set
on a sunflower field that stretches
as far as the eye can see
magic's surely about to happen



AP: Honorable Mention 2025


Premium Member As far as the eye can see

Is there anything prettier than a sun setting on a lavender field?
The view leaves you wondering where field ends and sky begins.



AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Couplet

Beach

Beach balls, umbrellas, shells from the sea
Envision castles in the sand
Able to see as far as the eye can see
Catch a wave, a ray for the perfect tan
Hawaii is the destination for all of these

~ Leonard Napierskie
Form: Acrostic

Cold

WINTER IN SHELBURNE BAY

Snow drifts, far as the eye can see -
Flakes as big as maple leaves.
Wind whipped ice crystals sting the eyes
Like smoke from frozen campfires.
God, I bet it is cold in Amarillo.

Puke and Bubblegum World

Its all you see everywhere,
Pavement hugging,
And beer blankets,
Puke as far as the eye can see,
A sea of puke for a world,
Where the latin name for life,
Is jokus sickus,
Oh and the bubble gum,
Is from the 80's ego bubble.
Form:


Sugar Cane

Growing from a sugar vein
in fields as far as the eye can see
are sticky stalks of pithy cane
bending the breeze a symphony
Born upon machete mouths
Held in sun soaked hands
Exhale moisture from the clouds
to inhale sugar from the sand.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fields of Corn

fields of corn as far as the eye can see from horizon to horizon golden tassels wave at a never-ending blue sky allowing only occasional gossamer wisps of clouds to break the monotony
written August 21, 2021

Premium Member Martin Taylor

I'd play your strings so gently
It would be just like the kiss
Of a breeze across the prairie
Or the falling of a mist
On a field of brilliant orchids 
As far as the eye can see
I'd play your strings and they would sing
Sweet nothings back to me
Form: Rhyme

The Artist

The clouds are soft and white,
as far as the eye can see.
The sky is the background.
The artist is no where to be found.
I wonder who the artist is.
Suddenly, I hear a voice.
Not the kind that is spoken.
The artist has spoken to my heart.
The artist is God!

Our Love

I love you, your simple being and presence completes me
I love you, to the ends of the Earth as far as the eye can see
I love you, more than anything I’ve ever owned
I love you, more than anyone I’ve ever known
I love you, so much so that you’ll never be able to see
I love you, like you love me
Form: Couplet

Premium Member -Colourless World

Imagine a world without colour

How bleak it would be

Our universe grey and lifeless

As far as the eye can see


We take colour for granted

Yet it puts the life into our world….enriching our souls

Today, l truly appreciate colour

For colouring our earth…..beautiful and bold
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Flowers as far as the eye can see

Meadow of clustered flowers
fragrant bouquets of petals
pinks purples yellows whites
~ a delightful extravaganza

Spreading their joy like tentacles 
they entice butterflies and bees
while the sun keeps busy 
caressing this wild ageless garden


AP: Honorable Mention 2025, Honorable Mention 2025

Natures Melody

Far off the beaten path,
There is an endless sky,
Filled with glittering diamonds,
The swollen moon,
Casts its yellow glow,
Over the rolling hills,
That stretch,
As far as the eye can see.
Insects hum in harmony.
The wind,
Swinging from a willow branch,
Whispers it's praise
To the nights peaceful melody.

Bouben Eyed

I walk these streets all bourbon eyed.
Where I wish I left a legacy.
Nothing but burned bridges
as far as the eye can see.

Counting down, 
its always come down to you.

You refuse to share your history.
But together were bound
by inherited symmetry.

Sweet is the journey,
so hold tight
ever so tenderly.
Form:

Premium Member There Goes Ethan

One day on the trampoline, my nephew, aiming for the tree,
overshot his leap and jumped as far as the eye can see.
If you squint hard enough
you'll see it in the buff;
a minuscule dot orbiting the galaxy!



NOTE: My nephew Ethan is one of those kids where it's not enough to say he's skinny (if he inhaled enough helium I wonder the possibilities of him floating away).
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lavandula

Lavandula
 Purple fields.
 Lavandula through the meadow.
 As far as the eye can see.
 Beyond breathtaking.
 Above violet skies.
 Morado organic shine.
 A fragrant herb.
 Also an Ametrine stone.
 Lavender symbolism, old ways.
 Cool breeze, open range.
 Relieving stress purplish oils.
 Recipe soothing gardens.
 Lavender resembling.
 Humble, soul searching.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Jewels of the Sea

Dawn’s sunrise with the ocean tide low reveals new shells, like jewels aglow Mollusk’s homes recently vacated just waiting to be excavated Shapes and size of wide variety laid out as far as the eye can see Rolling waves will soon come to reclaim these low-tide jewels of ocean fame
by, Joe Flach for nette onclaud's PARALLELOGRAM DE CRYSTALLINE contest
© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Like a Chocolate Crust Raspberry Pie

like a chocolate crust pie
is the flat-topped ridge
of a nearby large mountain

Topping mountain pie
as far as the eye can see . . .
luscious raspberry pink sky

high white coalescing clouds
trim the twilight’s slice of sky . . .
dollops of whipped cream

Dec. 12,2022
For the Triple New Charlieku Poetry Contest of Charles Messina
7/5/7, 5/7/7,  7/7/5 (checked by Howmanysyllables.com)
Form: Haiku

I Closed My Eyes

I close my eyes and see
Flower tipped waves.
Purple coloured tram lines
As far as the eye can see.
I’m transported to Provence
Or I’m with the monks on Caldey Island.
A scented calm washes over me
My mind as come to rest
the power of a flowers fragrance
this day does not now feel so daunting
the trials can come and go.
This poem is brought to you by Frebreze
and my creative imagination.

Long Walk

Long walk from the park as the night stretches far as the eye can see
far as the trees branches 
long walk when coming to you seems forever and a day when i need you
forever takes my breathe away
long walk to your love our maybe to your heart
or maybe to your mind
long walk from the park when you walk alone 
with thoughts to yourself
long walk from the park what a beautiful night 
to walk alone
Form:

And . . .

Drenched in a torrent of unequalled censure
I vow to never again undertake this venture
Alas my woes are never over I fear
So feebly untimely my arrival of tears
Adieu I bid to this mollycoddled life
Although humour it seems so full of strife
To get and beget are choices I made
Now to lie in this grave for myself I have laid 
Stretching for as far as the eye can see
I transgress yet again to this person I call me
Form: Couplet

Seaweed, Seagulls and Shells

I behold the seagulls
In their graceful flight,
With outstretched wings
What  magnificent sight.

I glance over the water
As far as the eye can see,
I feel a peace in my soul;
Complete tranquility. 

Some love the mountains,
Others the hot desert sand,
But I'm closest to my God
Where the ocean meets the land.

Surrounded by sea mist,
Seaweed, seagulls and shells,
I commune with my Lord,
His mysteries foretell.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Footprints

Step by step and side by side In harmony like moon and tide We walk together hand in hand On sensually soft golden sand Ocean blue sprays her fine mist Memories of where we first kissed Stretching far as the eye can see Our footsteps follow you and me Time and tides they pass us by Oh how the days and years fly Good times, bad times pass our way Let’s cherish every single precious day 21st April 2015
Form: Rhyme

Beeston Castle

An archway of oaks lead you upwards
As you rise above the crowds.
The sounds of everyday life fades away.
A castle ruins silhouetted against a fading sun.
And a patchwork view of fields as far as the eye can see.
I lay near the summit breathing heavy
And looking for my home on the horizon.
The sun warming my face and the view my soul.
Only a moat to breach now and victory will be mine.
Beeston castle vanquished , once again.

Austrian Mountain Range

Thunder clouds roll back, rain does succomb
shepheards emerge their flock
sunrays, brightens the horizon
mountain range, as far as the eye can see

The far distance , a sand block castle
the fore ground a humble village
goats lapping  the bulging lake
sparrows emerging with song thrush

As children run playfully from their home
pointing to the sky, rainbow a picture
two lovers take to the lake,she seated
he stood, poll rowing.

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