Short Lenses Poems

Short Lenses Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Lenses by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Lenses by length and keyword.


Premium Member Foggy Ignorance

FOGGY IGNORANCE infests mountain gardens when one uses the lenses to view others and not ones self
Form: Triolet


Premium Member Eyes are telescopes

My lenses 
might not always see 
everything clearly 
but when I focus in 
I 
 can 
  see 
    every   
      detail

Premium Member Cyclops

Cyclops

When people look threw
Same colored lenses viewed
Visual like mind


11/21/17
written words James Edward Lee Sr.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Flawed lenses

Imagination can be a curse.
The worrywart will visualize the worst scenarios.
Wasting the day to oblivion.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words
Form: Other

Up's Our Lead, Six Lenses Bring

Up's Our Lead, .... Six Lenses Bring

Work's, Letter's Faith Our Prize!

A Len's Of Six, A Len's Of Six;
                            All Rudowski's .... Might!
© Mike Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballad


Premium Member Plural

In other universes I did love each of you, 
So much, often seen how our chemistries can brew
Through the cosmic kaleidoscopic lenses 
Of all of my astral dreaming senses.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Visions Brewing

Flights of fancy, a young man's game
    visions brewing, not one the same...  

  Dawns a slate-gray day, corrective lenses ordered
    horizon's blank ~ anticipation murdered
Form: Couplet

Summer Attraction

flamencos pose

gliding along shoreline

as lenses click

keeping finest angles---

tourist's attraction



Short Form Summer Contest #3
Sponsored by Andrea Dietrich  23 May 2016
Form: Tanka

To Me, You Are the Light

To me, you are the light
When darkness takes over
And envelops my soul
Foggy lenses block my view
And murky signs pave the way
Yet you take me through this life
With your immaculate essence
Form:

Premium Member DAILY GRATITUDE- EARS AND NOSE

As someone who’s had trouble seeing without the aid of lenses 
since I was a little pup…
today I’m thankful for my ears and nose….
For, without them…
I’d have no way to hold my glasses up.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Flipping perspectives

A flip

Of perspectives

Lenses changed

Newness arriving

Then and there..

A frequent story

Seeming to miss

There's no one 

To witness

A flip..but that's

Another story...
Form:

Best Friends In Light Or Dark

I awake in your dimming eyes

your graying cornea, I feel your pain

through dark lenses I venture to you

even if I can't see you or you me

we'll touch hands in the dark and be pain free.
Form:

Icicles

ICICLES


On my eaves  glass stalactites
Sunlight lenses sparkling pure
Formed in secret overnight
Future length of life unsure

But even if they fail and fall
They  decorate  my ugly wall
Form: Verse

Hello Stranger

Hello Stranger

I miss truly wrinkle free
The promise that the glass gave me
A genie of all games I win
Reflecting light I have wings
Darkening lenses I now still see 
I miss truly wrinkle free
age
Form: Imagism

Neil Peart Plus

fish eye lenses
pretenses 
all the worlds a stage
we are merely pretenders

triple entendre 
RUSH to see
the Moving Pictures

cry as they go by 
taken away 
from tonight's 
Limelight 


~JSL
Form: Rhyme

Two Lenses

On man-made wings, the thrill of flight,
when a window seat was youth's delight.  

Now, high in sky, I’m puddled in dread.
With feet firm on the ground, I tread.   



For Sara's Two Lenses Contest, 2/22/16

Premium Member Maybe Age Is To Blame

Just got new glasses, well new lenses, same frames Expected an improvement but it seems much the same Could age be a factor My hopes are shattered Not a young whipper snapper, maybe age is to blame
Form: Limerick

Two Lenses

I close one eye and see him.
Strong, fit and slim.
On, my God, I can't help it.
I really fancy him.
Close it now and open the other.
We really are in bother.
In his socks and birthday suit.
He's showing all his blubber.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Maybe Age Is To Blame


Just got new glasses, well new lenses, same frames Expected an improvement but it seems much the same Could age be a factor My hopes are shattered Not a young whipper snapper, maybe age is to blame
Form: Limerick

Blurred Lenses

Emotionally handicapped,
This man is but a child,
He speaks half truths of pure delusion,
When sentiment arrives,

Emotionally handicapped,
Nothing's truly sincere,
The shallow love he shows for you,
Is nothing deep or dear
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Posing For His Portrait

bent frames
      smudgy lenses
      precariously
      resting on
      an aristocratic
      nose
      unkempt!
      the 
      baggy
      sweatered 
      professor
      exudes
      leather chair
      comfort
Form: Imagism

Two Lenses

As a child I loved to ride 'Thunderbolt" into the wind 
living then rural, Thunder was my best and only friend 

but now that I have grown so much older, more wise, mature 
I no longer desire shoveling barns, filled with manure!
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Pick Up Line

“ I wonder how those pretty blue eyes look first in the morning.”

                                  ~

“You mean my colored contact lenses...”


.....................
Your Best Pick Up Lines for Judy Konos
5/3/2015
Form: Verse

Premium Member Under New Lenses

Under new lenses
I can listen through walls
Start new fires
And relive the Fall

Under new lenses
We leave our shelter
Talk like others
And lose all sound

Under new lenses
I see all faces.

And lose my own in Holy Wonder.

Captured Soul

Captured the Soul, to which I reflect.  
My mind ill at ease for with whom I see.
The lenses tell the truth to my soul buy my mind,
it is telling me something else,
Captured the Soul, To which I reflect,
That puts my mind at ease.

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