Short Look Out Over Poems

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


Premium Member Eternal Sparks

Come look out over Lover's ledge,
succumb to the view of the sea;
Strum a new chord on that guitar,
drum a beat that is you and me;

A map of initials carved in 
they match all the poems floating;
Sway as they will on the currents
may eternal sparks let you sing.
Form: Lento


When I Die

When I die bury me in the sky
So I can look out over the earth far and wide

When I die bury me in the sky
So I can see if there is life on mars as I'm passing by

When I die bury me in the sky
So I can shine like a star, it's my time

Oh when I die bury me in the sky
For reasons that are personal

You don't need to know why
Bury me in the sky when I die
Form:

Premium Member Sea of Roses

"A day goes better with pretty flowers." By Poet
What can I say, your beautiful look takes my breath away. Red roses tell a story of love and romance, white roses show their innocence as they dance. Pink roses are for me, with pretty butterflies and that big yellow bee. As we look out over the sea of roses, the fragrance itches our sensitive noses.
Form: Rhyme

The Desert

When winter storms depart
spring is in a desert's heart
Days are long
as hills are steep
Under the sand
memories sleep
Look out over
nothing but land
There's only
the sky and the sand
The sun lights
the burning plains
And clouds refuse
to send the rains
At night 
restless winds blow
And all is still
on earth below
The stars shine 
brightly overhead
The sun rises and sets
above each bed

Premium Member Capturing the Moment

Chromatic cascade across the land sporting a cavalcade of roses, parrot tulips, irises, narcissus and I look out over the painted mountain to revel in the wildflowers waltzing in a casual breeze. Atop the verdigris the flora brings serenity to my spirit and I grab my paint-box and canvas; it’s time to capture the season’s rebirth once again.
5-7-2021 Nature Poetry Contest Regina McIntosh


Chloe

Chloe


Chloe's are the smallest hands
smaller than the hands e.e. cummings gave the rain
Melting the snow of my white glove
together we look out over the white domino tombstones
Chloe's are the brownest eyes
Wet and sad like a spaniel dogs
Tracing the shiny brass buttons on my uniform coat

Chloe is to young to understand why i clench her hand tighter
each time the guns fire for her Daddy

To young to hate me for not saving him.
Form: Elegy

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