What is an accurate way to describe a descriptive poem?

Poetry can take various forms but always expresses a message in a unique way, often with rhythm or rhyme. However, some of the most intensely expressive poetry is highly descriptive and uses language that creates images and feelings beyond that of other literary work. read more

A very long time ago, 17th century and earlier, many poets used overly indulgent ornamental language which is often referred to as descriptive poetry. But it can also be found in modern and postmodern poetry. read more

Descriptive poetry, unlike narrative poetry, is known not necessarily for telling a story but for its deep depiction of a person, animal or inanimate object. The feelings the poet has about this object are secondary to the description of the subject, so they don't get in the way of the visual imagery. read more

The “best” way is contextual based on the other aspects of the poem. Try to find language that is true to the concept of eyes but also represents things like the theme, character, or emotion you are trying to convey. read more