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Best Astronomy Poems


Premium Member Addicted To Astronomy
Space is not clear, but it is deep.
It’s secrets, it will always keep.
On cloudless nights, great beauty’s seen; 
beneath the moon’s long, radiant beams.

The stars, they always, greet with a wink;
You will miss them, if you blink 
and telescopes aimed, will provide a show; 
the...

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Categories: astronomy, poems, poetry, sky, space,
Form: Sonnet
Astronomy
The study of stars,
planets, and other celes-
Tial bodies....

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Categories: astronomy, education, school, science
Form: Senryu
Premium Member Astronomy--Pleiades
Stunning tail-light of eve
Sweeps  across the heavens
Streaked with chrome blue tassels:
Swift the leap glossed by dust
Spin of Hailey's Comet,
Streams quickly... then fades off!


Pleiades Contest of Joseph May
10/6/2020...

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Categories: astronomy, space,
Form: Pleiades

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Astronomy Related To the Stars
While astronomy,
Is related to the stars;
Planets does include.

With trepidation,
Concentrated on remarks;
Effects that they had.

Am now close to death;
What to me matters the most;
Will be heaven bound.

Used dead reckoning
On typographical map,
To find destiny.

Umbilical cord,
Connects baby with the womb,
So life will begin.

Jim Horn...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: astronomy, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku
Untitled #335 / Astronomy Club
Astronomy club. After school.
Search for moon in vain. Play with telescope. 
Stare at clouds. Learn to juggle.
Admire Mr. Milligan (Clym Yeobright)
and the invisible stars....

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Categories: astronomy, education, introspection, life, mystery,
Form: Narrative
Astronomy Pleiades
Astronomy renders
Alluring views from Earth.
Astral constellations 
Aloft in cosmic skies.
Astrology readers
Arrange karmic charts that
Affirm celestial force.




10/4/20 ~ Pleiades Contest
Sponsored by: Joseph May...

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Categories: astronomy, science, sky,
Form: Pleiades



Premium Member The Butterfly Nebula
Butterfly Nebula

Far away in the night
A sky full of stars
A song full of notes
A story full of words
And, most importantly…
A poem, full of Light!



I can not leave a picture, but if I could it would be the first one. #1 at the top of the...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: astronomy, angel, beauty, courage, Lullaby,
Form: Free verse
Only a Moment
The whole of a journey still to be traveled
is much like a novel begun
with threads of the story not yet unraveled
and windings of plot to be spun.
We’ve myriad paths to meander, assess.
The hours are long till midnight’s chime.
It seems like eternity, nevertheless,
‘tis only a twinkling...

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Categories: astronomy, adventure, future, journey, life,
Form: Ballad
Starry Afterlife
An afterlife awaits a star
on having bid its au revoir
in supernova’s days of yore,
with remnant of collapsing core
impressionistic as Renoir.

The cosmos leaves the door ajar
for astral evolution far
with pulsar winds wherefrom outpour
an afterlife.

In vast sidereal memoir,
through brilliant stellar repertoire,
midst universe’s evermore
with skies our astro-eyes explore,
from...

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Categories: astronomy, art, creation, death, life,
Form: Rondeau
Far and Near
Wonders of the world abound
on our earthly stomping ground,
in the seven seas profound,
midst the heavens round us wound.

Images from reaches vast
by astronomers amassed
show in varicolored cast,
cosmic glories unsurpassed,

stories of the great immense,
begging questions why and whence,
scenes stelliferously dense,
bringing past to present tense.

Oh how tantalizing to
lose...

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Categories: astronomy, earth, fantasy, imagery, poetry,
Form: Verse
Sidereal Generations
My genealogical family tree
was traced by a relative distant,
thus uncovering ancestral names for me,
of some who had seemed nonexistent.

The past came alive in my fantasy world
with visions of settings dramatic,
as I felt myself in scenario hurled
that verged on a theme operatic.

Some fancies akin rose from...

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Categories: astronomy, analogy, family, history, music,
Form: Verse
Always More
A mind inquisitive will find
while looking out upon the world
that myriads of whys unwind
from raveled webs in queries whirled
by skies above and realms below.
There’s always more than we can know.

If contemplating mysteries
of life’s existence here in space
along with astro-histories
within our cosmical embrace,
the awe one feels...

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Categories: astronomy, earth, introspection, literature, nature,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Astronomical Aggravations
Two Empire State Buildings fly by Earth
Phobos will crash into Earth on Mars Day
Careless Martians created our universe in Pluto's lab
Pluto walks a tightrope over underestimated solar flares...

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© NJ Tomcatx  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: astronomy, dark, humorous, nonsense, space,
Form: Free verse
Beyond the Last Star
Is there a stellar orb that’s last,
beyond beyonds of cosmic vast?
I can’t imagine such a thing,
no matter where my thoughts take wing,
for always there would be one more
at least, if not an endless store.

Yet let my flight of fancy soar,
through door beyond the furthest door
and...

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Categories: astronomy, fantasy, imagination, poetry, sky,
Form: Verse
Celestial Spider Web
A spider web is wondrous made
with interwoven threads o’erlaid
of sticky strands to snare the prey
in intricately shaped display
like filamented promenade.

High up, in galaxy brigade
agrouped through gravity obeyed
in Hydra’s grip the stars portray
a spider web.

‘Midst Nature’s splendorous parade
on cloths of heavenly brocade
as earthly spider spins its...

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Categories: astronomy, allusion, earth, nature, space,
Form: Rondeau

Book: Reflection on the Important Things