What is the meaning of wandering for greediest eye in poem you stood tip-toe upon a little hill?

The line "wandering for greediest eye" in the poem "You stood tip-toe upon a little hill" implies that the speaker's eyes were greedily exploring the beautiful, expansive landscape before them. They were so eager to take in all that nature had to offer that their gaze seemed boundless in its search for beauty. The use of the superlative "greediest" further emphasizes the depth of their desire to soak in every bit of nature's glory.