Best Cosmos Poems


Premium Member Inner Cosmos

Your feathered words arrive tickling my ears
The tip of your nose brushes
The back of my neck
My skin awakens

I have been calling you
Calling you back into my consciousness
My heart 
My soul

Speak to me.... let me hear you
Your deep voice
Your warm breath
I feel you on my cheeks

Memories of our times together
Dancing in the raindrops
Naked...laughing
Warm pink drops
Cascading through the canopy of
A million greens above us

Sunlight seeping through
A kaleidoscope throwing rays of light
Shafts and shadows embracing your form
Noir velvet and gold shimmer
An ethereal statue before me

Sitting cross legged on mammoth leaves
We press our palms together 
Looking into your eyes 
Past now...to before
And back to now again
A forever embrace cradled in unity

Overhead the drip drop melody of 
A thousand tears
Falling from the heavens 
Audible in form
We have been here before 
Surrounded in green majesty

Gazing towards a swaying tribe of ladybugs
Red with black spots 
Surrounded in light...glowing 
Radiating love

I hover above you spread eagle
Close enough to caress your forehead 
With my lips
Leaving a gentle imprint
A message of hope

Fly with me to the clouds
Where we may gallop and play
Frolicking through lush planetary fields

Fly now...ride on my white wings
Up....up ...up
Past turmoil and confusion
Tragedy and loss
Through the lavender veil
To cloudbursts and mist
Mystery and rebirth

Infinite space and distant time surround us
We gasp and giggle
Weightless vibrations inhabit us

Turning towards each other in delight
We cartwheel through the sky
And make snow angels 
On the hills of magenta clouds

Premium Member Cosmos Configurator

When I gaze far off into the night sky
The chaos is not pleasing to the eye.
Seems there was never an overall plan
When the beginning of time began.

I don’t mean to sound so high and mighty
But the stuff up there’s not very tidy.
Yes, there are luminous constellations
But it needs cosmic configuration.

When figuring out just how to plan it
I started on the jumbled up planets.
It’s not a stretch to say they need sorting
And here are a few things I’m purporting.

First I thought they should be alphabetized
Or at least ordered according to size.
They could be arrayed by number of moons
But I think that’s getting too picayune.

Sure, there is a listing of other things
Like arranging them by their colored rings.
Or by what lie’s hidden beneath the dust
That entirely coats their outer crust.

I settled and placed them by dimension
As said plan will cause the least contention.
Starting with the sun, since that big old orb,
Can’t help but lead; being so self absorbed.

Petite planet Pluto, this time is first
Mercury’s next, then trodden Mars comes third.
After that Venus, followed by our Earth
Which were in that order, now they’re by girth.

Let’s jump up to Neptune, then Uranus
Which happens to rhyme with Ignoramus.
Yes fancy Saturn, you go next in line
Jupiter’s last, since so easy to find.

Let’s continue this celestial tale
By systematizing the scene, broad scale.
We’ll journey further than Venus and Mars
To coordinate the world of stars.

We can array each pulsar by brightness
Which doesn’t interest me the slightest.
Or chart them based on their distances from us
Though why on Earth quibble with all that fuss?

Instead we’ll do what the globe mappers did
And arrange every star on a grid,
We’ll plot a rough draft on large graph paper
Like olden times, by light of a taper.

Now, you can choose a square and stick by it.
Worry free of the old cosmic riot.
Where each and every star is viewed best
Whether gazing to north, south, east or west.

The sky is looking much better by now
And all the skeptics will have to avow.
That once you know how to rework matter
Like here on earth, it’s the size that matters.

Premium Member The Cosmos, the Flower and the Bee

Look as far and as wide as you can, my friend, 
Turn your eyes towards the sky and try to pierce infinity-
This vast unknown- 
Ponder about its existence 
Let not a single thing unexamined 
Any stunning flower untouched  
Any majestic bird unobserved 
Any magnificent fish unnoticed 
And tell me 
Isn't life a miracle?
An unbelievable story? 
An inconceivable design?
Yet
A  mesmerizing reality?

Look how heaven and earth are put together:
A harmonious whole operating with such precision and
With a single purpose in mind- LIFE!

Tell me, could this great design be the outcome of chance?
Of a hazardous consequence?
Or
The work of blind forces?

Look closer my friend, once again,
Pay attention to the details of this incredible miracle of life
Look how things are so wisely operating 
Observe the relationship between a flower and a bee
How they are interrelated,  
Interconnected and
Interdependent 

Marvel how, although they both are so transient,
They maintain eternity 
Note the way they obey the cosmic laws 
Thus
Enacting the choreography of life and death that divinity has conceived 
And by doing so they become divine themselves and their art holy 
                                       
Let us, my friend,
Be inspired by them and let us create our own
Harmonious coexistence
Our own choreography, inspired by God,
For
To incarnate His will in reality
So as to glorify His creation
And us to live in peace as He meant us to live!







© Demetrios Trifiatis 
     06 August 2019


* This is my 2400th poem. 
Thank all those who have commented on my poems since 2012! I also thank PoetrySoup because they have helped my poems become known thus they were published in books and anthologies. Soon, I think to stop posting. God bless you all my friends.


Premium Member Pondering the Cosmos

     Pondering the cosmos, I thought I’d look around
       until I heard a tiny voice, speaking from the ground

     It questioned why I bothered, to gaze so far away
       when right beneath my own two feet, a vibrant world’s at play

     Hmm, I mused. He’s got a point, I may have overlooked
       So, I bent down and what I saw forever had me hooked

     The drama of an anthill forming, the undulations of a worm
        A cosmos that I’d never known ~ a new world from which to learn

Premium Member Moving Out

I think I’m going to move
As far away as possible
To another galaxy
Find my own asteroid B 613
Just like the little prince
To be the ruler of my universe
Where there's no crime
No unkept promises
No tragic stories
I think
That’s just exactly
What I’ll do



AP: Honorable Mention 2021

Posted on January 11, 2019

Premium Member Cosmos Un -Seen

Floating high in deepest space, un-seen by eye, exploding stars
breath new life, from gas and rocks a planets birth, that leaves a trail
for mankind to annihilate, this planet earth once was blue!

Solar flares soar out through space disrupting waves and bending light
heat and life, a nucleus that keeps us warm…elementary
unconquered, a viking probe spies, breaks barriers seeking signs

While black holes devour light; then inside out birthing new stars
galaxies stretch out fingers to a dark void; infinity
the big bang brought us life and hope from gravity; gravitas.

© 15/6/2014

Debbies contest


Premium Member Our Castle In the Sky

As we watch our dark evening sky
Bejeweled with magnificent stars,
Called to our minds comes the endless
Dream to solve all the mysteries
Entrusted to vast cosmic space-
Forever, our undying wish.

Great questions we ask about space;
Have the answers always been vague?
Is it much too much to surmise
Justly, far worlds support life?
Know of us-  where we are?
Likely explore their own skies
Many million light-years away?

Now, we are secure on this Earth;
Of course, when we think about her,
Perhaps as just dust in the sky,
Questions about why we're here,
Relative to measureless space,
Sometimes are too much to address.

Thank God for our heaven of stars
Under which we thrive, even though,
Vast, endless heavens surround us
With mysteries deep and unknown.

Xanadu for sure, you are Earth!
You are our great castle among
Zillions of spheres in the cosmos.

February 14, 2015

Contest: Abecedarian Poem Any Subject You Want
Sponsor: Caren Krutsinger

Premium Member Cosmos Coloured Kaleidoscope

ATHENS DECEMBER 1983
COSMOS COLOURED KALEIDOSCOPE

A world so full of people,
Yet so empty,
Its vacuum is unbelievably painful,
Our cosmos surrounds us
In it’s infinite greatness,
But within, lies only selfishness.
A planet, a continent
A country, a town,
What does it matter if there 
Is no meaning to
It’s very existence,
If for what we are looking
For, lies hidden beneath a
Lifetime’s experimentation?
A vision for a lust
Of living suddenly
Flashes past,
And as thirsty as we are to 
Fulfil our innermost desires,
Grasp out and clutch,
At an unfinished dream,
Only to find that this illusion
Is not tangible,
Only imaginable!

Premium Member I Have Never Felt So Loved

Cosmos magic assails me, delights me, entices me.
Heavenly bliss smiles upon my willingness to become one.
Spiritual energy lifts me, inspires me.
Ascending, I transmute 
A star now, I smile at my empty chair.

Other stars congregate around me. Welcome back, they whisper.
Not in a voice, but in gentle, loving, thoughts.
I recognize them, they are the ones I had forgotten.
I am feeling blissful, loved, experiencing a soul level I had
Been banned from retaining in my earth body.

My empty chair sends love to the hickory tree behind her.
I realize they are related. At one time, she was an offshoot from
the tree's roots.
I am an offshoot of another world.
Leaving this one behind will be no hardship.

Sparkling, dazzling energy enhances and promotes sheer happiness.
I feel a delight I had forgotten. 
I am delicately surrounded by the cosmos which loves me now,
Has always loved me, and will forever love me.
I say "I have missed you so much!"
Knowing the one I have missed is me.
I have never felt so loved.

Premium Member EACH STAR HAS ITS OWN PATTERN

Patterns are evident throughout God’s creation.
A nucleus determines the pattern of every cell.
And the seas shape patterns for shores and straits.
Why should stars not have their patterns as well?

A city has skylines of steel, glass, and brick,
As stately as a mountain range of ridges.
Music holds patterns within every chord,
Much like urban waterways feature bridges.

An egg rests snug and secure in its bird nest,
Like a nebula embedded with a protostar or baby sun.
Here the protostar begins its long life,
Following the pattern ancient as the eternal fun.

In the cosmos patterns are not one size fit all.
So, each pattern fits one star at a time.
One for the massive giant and others for small,
Since little stars live longer in the cosmic clime.


Less mass means long life with many patterns,
While the giant’s life is less eventful and long.
Of course, all these patterns are seen only by God,
And serve as aspirations for man’s dream and song.

Premium Member Simply

*** SIMPLY ***


Simply

The elements unite
Linked and willing,
    In no prescribed order

The route’s lay swirls
Through 
Our simple souls,
Appearing still
    But
Bleeding subtly
Along the outstretched
Fibers of the cosmic fabric

God breathes ~
His effects
In seemingly
Simple 
Measures
  — His music and mathematics —
Annotate
The dances we seek —

    The steps for the soul
    With its holy and awed
    Communion…
  
    Graces exclaiming
    Alleluhia!
Shaking the stillness
Wherein He is found
Ever yet renewing
His Love



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(c) sally young eslinger 5/30/23
Thanks be to God

Premium Member Gracing God's Cosmos

From the hewer of wood
    to the Prince of his tribe
  From the drawer of water
    to the meticulous scribe

  We are all part and parcel
    of humankind...
      gracing God's cosmos
        ~ intertwined

Premium Member Falling Through the Cosmos

Wherever
I happen to fall
The cosmos
Through the sky
My last breath before I die
Will be within space

Russell Sivey

Form: Shadorma

Premium Member Repainting the World With Glittery Hope

Ambivalent pink heaven 
merging softly into ethereal earth’s stratosphere
With a vibrancy and star plunk, 
repainting the world with glittering hope.
Sprinkling it with love stars, 
surrounding the dreamers with uplifting majesty.

God smiled benevolently as He watched His angels at work,
Revitalizing His young…
We are reclaiming them one soul at a time, 
His positive cupids assured Him. He knew.

They were on a mission, 
inspired by the despondency and greed 
they had witnessed.

The souls began to arrive in glitches and gasps, 
nurtured in the heart of heaven,
As their flesh bodies slept, not realizing their souls 
were in full astral travel mode,
Being cosmically corrected….
 
 
 
Written 2-12-2019
Contest: Tell Me What Do You See            Sponsor: James Edward Lee Sr.

Premium Member Cosmos' Unfolding Dream

Nature: Cosmos' unfolding dream that divinely turned into a concrete reality! 








© Demetrios Trifiatis
    09 November 2018

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