Short Observation Poems

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


Rocky Mountain High

chills rush down my spine 
conifers mix with heaven
rocky mountain high



for john freeman 
 "Power in Observation"
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Simple Observation 1 - Roses aren't all red

Roses aren't all red and violets all blue the grass is green most of nature is too. _________________
Form: Couplet

Premium Member A Simple Observation

Fear
In any form
Is ugly
Just as death
In any form
Is undignified
And fear of death
In any form
Is both
Ugly and undignified

Premium Member Imagism the Form

Each life
is a series
of exquisite moments-
beacons of beauty illume grey
shadows

Inspired by the imagis T E Hulme's observation
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Simple Observation 3 - The oceans are deep

The oceans are deep and the mountains high the sun is warm when seen in the noon sky. __________________________
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Simple Observation 5 - Fruit that’s ripe

Fruit that’s ripe is easily picked from a tree but things which are forbidden are not free. _____________________
Form: Couplet

A Reader

he reads aloud
his voice clear and expressive - -
the book shakes *

*An observation at a writers’ group

For Susan’s senyru contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Chance An Observation

re-post inspired by contest theme

Why so,
In life's pageant,
Some seek,yet come unstuck-
Whilst others from misfortune pluck
triumph.
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member The Right of wrights; in writing, rites'

I don't just write in feel.' I preffer it also to be real.' From
Observation of actions taken'  allowing that some fancy is not forsaken'
Form: Rhyme

The Presence

The heavens smile bright
upon the pristine landscape...
God's tranquility.


For "Power in Observation" contest sponsored by John Freeman.
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Observation

Many curse
            many things because
            don't observe them ... but
            how to deny love
            and the wind ...
Form: Epigram

Premium Member A Tall Story

Reaching
for the stars
giganteum
ambassadors of a 
lost age

Sequoia-The great ones..Inspired by Steinbeck's observation on growing up in CA
Form: Cinqku

Premium Member Perfection

PERFECTION


Peaceful, quiet scene,
Surrounded by God's beauty.
Nature at it's best.




For Power In Observation Contest by John Freeman
© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Ants

I'm watching the red fire ants
Converging a synchronized dance
They take my dull mind
And then help remind
To look with more than just a glance
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Aaron, My Little Astronaut

Listen to poem:
A erobatics aeronautics
A irborne all ablaze
R adio ricochet rocket
O peration observation
N eurons navigating Neptune



AP: 1st place 2021
Form: Acrostic

Observation & Perception

If a poet writes in a forest, and no one is around to read it, does it make a poem? The jury is hung, the verdict is split.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Just An Observation Couplet

Just An Observation Miracle Man 1/16/2024 It seems our tongues continue to spout, far beyond the time our ears are worn out.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Observation

Sitting observing the Stars and Stripes 
Gently wave from its high perch

Storm clouds are passing over
Will the storm pass today but come tomorrow
Form:

Premium Member HIDDEN ENEMY

Seem
The Lurk
The Watch
Careful observation
Uncertain
Preparation
Ammunition
Reaction on precision
Anticipate
Assemble
Response
Aftermath

Premium Member Simple Observation 8 - Birds that sing

Birds that sing are doing so in praise of nature truly great people are not proud of their stature. _____________________________
Form: Couplet

Protein Surprise

A salad roll sits upon my plate, 
All garden fresh and there to be ate;
I didn’t taste a bug
But saw half a slug...
My observation has come too late.
Form: Limerick

Conscience Speaks

Knowledge rests upon
                                        base from self observation
                                      Conscience speaks own words
Form: Haiku

In Nature's Sanctuary

Blue skies bless green beings
Beauty holds eyes to ransom
Love Sugars the soul



Joseph Osita
For John Moses Freeman's Power of observation contest
Form: Haiku

An Observation

“It would seem to me that good share of our politicians appear to have their mouths open so much that their brains disengage and their ears will no longer work”.
Form:

Sit There

Observation>Instinct
But is slower than the other
It's a weakness and a power
A life of dreaming
Instead of scheming
In my mind
My thoughts: much too aligned
Form:

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