Short View Poems

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


Diorama

Make your own emblema
draw circles
in your schema

recreate a blue day
shine a panorama
make it a beautiful diorama
Form: Rhyme


The View

seeking a new view
traveling on country roads
hoping to find what?
instead stumbling upon you
happy for the connection
Form: Tanka

The View of Illicit Possibilities

Neighbor strolls shirtless
Confining my true delight
Our eyes meet briefly
Feverishly I suppress
Wishing I was a mower
Form: Tanka

Sea Shore View

The thoughts from your lips
On the leaves of my haiku
Ushers sea shore view 
_______________________________
07/02/2017
Form: Senryu

Ordinary View

Beauty speaks everywhere.
Up and down and afar alone
To the mass of grass
In such spread
No one needs to hide
Such splendor.


Horn Haiku and Point of View

So what should I say
Words went away anyway
For Another day.

How is that for Horn haiku,
Along with his point of view.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The View Without a View

sun bleached porch swing creaks
             a crow scolds a calico

            bird seed turns to dust




2.1.2020
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Point of View

Point Of View Seeing you Seeing me Ecstasy! Written for Black Eyed Susan's Senryu Contest 10/08/13
© John Posey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Lilac and Rose View

Lilac and rose view
DEATH of the day approaching....
Rock wake commencing

© Apr 27 2010
For Raul's "Vanilla Sky" contest
Form: Haiku

The Way I View Life Simply Put.

I aint never had alot of money or good fortune.But I always had life.Be happy or be sad,life 
goes on.So i choose to be happy.
Form: Verse

Rear View.....

It was plain to see...

Can I?

Enhanced point of view...

And maybe one by one....

Don't want to be....

Too .......
Form: ABC

Change of View

She ate her way into my brain
All I could percieve was rain
Let the sun come out for you
Don't call yourself plain stupid too!
Form: Quatrain

An Angels View

Looking down on me.
Wishing you could be here now.
Accepting your fate.
Appearing in every dream.
You realize that I'll be fine.
Form: Tanka

Within My View

Within my view.
"I view one thing to connect within my own heart and mind, to avoid all the shallow views of others around me."-Ds-
Form: ABC

Bird's-Eye View

“bird’s-eye view”


that that
couldn’t

be un
seen

an oriole or
an autumn

scene
seeing

a spot of orange
in the green

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 The View From Here

Hitting rock bottom
   is not always
   so hard

   There is moss
   in shades of green
   you have never seen




5/24/2019

Premium Member Aerial View 6 14 19

aerial view spies a misshapen eye of blue ~ ~ an inland-island with coniferous lashes ~ sultry evergreens unfurled
Form: Tanka

Should Understand Each Point of View

Point of View Horn Haiku

What we all should do;  (5)
Understand each point of view,  (7)
So dreams will come true.  (5)

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member VIEW FROM A CHEAP MOTEL

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ peach pit spat on cracked asphalt~ abandoned payphone hums, one dime short of salvation.
Form: Senryu

An Infant's view

Sparkling pages sweet
Read beside the infant’s view
Of all things complete.
She turned gold pages anew
And saw what ‘scapes me and you
© Adam Silk  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member A View From the Ground Up

The little person stared up 
          way, way up high…
        Towering over him
          a gigantic figure
                 ~ Dada

Poetry Immortal Point of View

Poetry's to make
                       Mortal
                     Immortal reviving with wings of heaven
                       In earth
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member the elite view

As Joe’s voice sours and may fade 
A candidate parade and trade
Could upgrade our choice!
We'll sweetly rejoice
If lemons become lemonade
Form: Limerick

Rear View

A woman who had buns of steel
Was proud of their wanton appeal
A judge had a feel
And deemed them ideal
But an eel made her squeal surreal
Form: Limerick

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