Best Interstellar Poems


Interstellar Love

I searched earth and my love was 
nowhere to be found.

Now I travel to distant galaxies searching 
for my love in space

where it's cold and there's no sound. 
Where could she be?

Is she in an alternate universe. One that's 
parallel to mine?

Do I have to travel through a wormhole? Is 
she in another

place in time? I asked the stars where can 
I find her and 

none of them could tell me. I asked an 
alien sun but he gave

no answer. His bright unusual light only 
making it hard for me to

see. I asked every neutron star and every 
pulsar. Every nebula

cloud I've come across. I even asked a 
supernova where she 

could be. But his answers turned out to be 
false. None of the

constellation of stars seem to know where 
my baby is. Orion

doesn't know. Gemini doesn't know. 
Neither Andromeda or 

Sirius. I'm in interstellar despair, travelling 
through the deepness

of space. Going from one universe to the 
next and hoping that one

day I'll see my baby's face. I don't know 
how many light years I'll

have to travel. Or how many cosmic doors 
I'll have to knock on. All

I know is that the desire to search for my 
love beyond the stars will 

never be far from gone....

Premium Member Interstellar Library Coffee Shop

they're in the work places
and stores downtown...
silent and quiet
blank faces
private
in groups...
they express
themselves all
freely the same
and...me not feeling
time stealing
from them
thought...
"aliens"...
the years have cleared
the unfamiliar scene
and now...i'm what had been all along...
alien...in an alien world...
now with access only to the relevant
universal intellect continuum
and this...'this invention' enables
craftsmen of the word
to furnish the world
with script and book
to read or cook...
wonderful
pass-time-planet
earth
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

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always the object of analyses
universe is what the universe is
from quarks to atoms, planets to galaxies
plus divers cosmic abnormalities

everything caught up in heavenly flow
of where non-stop change forces it to go
no guarantees a passing asteroid
will not explode our world into the void

no guarantee seeds will grow in the soil
no guarantee the great oceans won't boil
no guarantee we will have air to breathe
no guarantee we will have lives to lead

no guarantee we'll have time to reckon
all may end in interstellar second
© Ng Rippel  Create an image from this poem.


Interstellar Dust

INTERSTELLAR DUST

Wrapped in darkness alone I abide
Underneath these starry skies.

Northern Cross or graceful swan
A billion years their lights have shone.

Swimming these dark matter oceans
I am filled with humble emotions.

Ninety-nine percent I cannot see,
So much is sought in luminosity,

Shrouded by the Uncertainty
And the Theory of Humanity.

Born of elements, the cosmic seed.
Then into the heart-space and all that bleeds

Consciousness, the I that sees
Struck by waves of possibilities.

So here I stand, my thoughts to rust,
Nothing more than interstellar dust.

Premium Member Interstellar Space -Haiku Chain-

pulsar pulsating 
projecting prominently
pinpoint precisely

quasars kinetic 
a billion mass dark hole belch
gamma-ray spawned

nebulae vast clouds
tarantula orion
stars hidden

super star massive 
super stellar explosion 
nova temp star seen 

interstellar stars
interpolated light-years
starry orbits

gravity meld
a million solar mass tell
light imprisoned cell

space darkened lair 
a speeding star caught
devastation done

space dark black cauldron
vortex whirl to final end
singularity

Interstellar

Time weary and battle tired,
Muster to fight once again.
An ocean of calm deceit,
Crashes to an innocent shore

Brilliant in all its dazzlement,
Of mountains with cool springs
Taken from a planet that still spins 
In a great universe of purest form 

There in time each motion caught
Plays on and on once again
To sit is to find brave course 
In every moment we all shared

Our train journeys far into space
When called we must disembark 
These fleeting's repeat in their place
Where once we will all fall behind.
© R. Pinchen  Create an image from this poem.


Interstellar Being

I walk from galaxy to galaxy 
Devouring planets,
With my mighty eyes I can detect you from light years away,
I move across dimensions
Warping time and bending the laws of gravity 
to Destroying and creating anything,
Dancing in circles to rearranging 
I'm The darkest being you ever seen
I'm just flowing energy,
Inhaling heaven and exhaling hell
Life, living in me 
Stars as cells, moving across my body
Monitoring everything.

Rebounding myself and changing form
As i control atoms to electrons,
So I shrink from infinity to humanity 
Ideologies and laws downloaded,
From regulations to restrictions 
Tax payments and passports 
I.Ds to money the human encoding is in,
From DNA manipulation 
to genetic engineered foods the biological warfare 
The world decaying and im witnessing it,

My spirit crying, 
the call of the inner being 
So I expand slowly, growing
The insight I get from stars 
My cellular transmitters,
Sending signals across the sky
Transmitting frequencies,
 I've learned the human program 
The high tech of my own imagination, 
As I breath air I create the manifestation of reality,
The energy that flows throughout my body, 
the illusion of being 
After separating myself into quantums
My higher self has been waiting
So I'm coming.

Interstellar

4/27/16


Fluctuations and changes in weather
Forever and ever
Together
Through whatever whenever wherever
For the better
Throughout any endeavors
And adventures
While above and below birds of the same and different feathers
Remember
I would never treat you lesser
Anytime anywhere whether it is or is not interstellar
Near or far away from motion sensors
And the range of any metal detectors

Regardless of if anything I wrote was read
Don't forget and respect what I said
I kid you not, look and think instead
But be sure to not lose your head
Over a trivial amount of bread
While the sky and clouds are colored red
As you stand your ground for what is right in order to keep your family fed

Since way back when
And until the end
Increases and decreases in rpm
At the low and high point of the bend

Many many men
Like to say it all depends
Often, instead of now and then
But it is nothing I'd recommend to myself, family or a friend

Premium Member Interstellar Appropriation

A white girl 
with blue hair
and black lips
takes a selfie with Pandora's box.
 
Across the galaxy
light years away
an alien is pissed off 
telepathically crackling

cultural appropriation!

Premium Member Interstellar

She held illuminations in her eyes.

Mimicked the earth with her skin.

No wonder flowers grew from within.

Adrift in her aura.

Marooned.

Interstellar swoon.

Rendered lunar love language.

Though words could never define.

What was already written in time.
© Indigo Sky  Create an image from this poem.

Interstellar Incandescence

Stars race as
Time in space
Aligning themselves
Inside the solar system
Resuming 
Westward
Alluring
Yellow-orange
Twilight
Older
Than
Heaven's
Exuberant
Symmetry
Terrifically
Arranged
Reclaiming 
Supremacy


Written by Andrew Crisci
for Linda-Marie's contest,
" Stairway To The Stars "

Premium Member Interstellar Space


                                     Space
                                   between
                                 stars is not
                                empty at all.
                              But vast quantities
                             of neutrinos, atoms,
                          molecules and dark matter
                        with photons from radiation 
                      ranging wide from highest energy
                 to low grade cosmic microwave background.

                  Bubbling plasma in interstellar space
                    contains charged particles all over 
                    embowered by soft cosmic glow.
                     Space between stars increasing 
                           as stars receding far
                              from one another .
                                 Universe on
                                   expansion 
                                      to run
                                        on.

Interstellar Journey

The darkened ship voyaged on
For 50 years alone voyaging along
The ship looked after itself on this journey
While its cargo of passengers were sleeping care-free

For the earth was long behind them
As they left the Solar System’s end
The first interstellar travellers they travelled onwards
Relying on the ship to find a new home with its own rewards

So into uncharted regions they flew
The stars and planets the only background too
Then during this endless night
Another spaceship encountered them in a routine flight

The aliens on this craft took them into their ship
Then to their world to decide what to do with it
As it was the first time they were seen
These earth man who slept in their silver ship that gleaned

And so the decision was made 
By the supreme one who had said
These beings aren’t a part of us
So they were killed without a fuss.

© Paul Warren Poetry

Premium Member What Will Tomorrow Bring

What is It? I asked, amazed and intrigued
A nebula, she said in hushed tones.
We had been taking turns with the telescope when she spotted it
Right outside the spaceship, only 10,000 kilometers from us.

It was as gorgeous as any jewelry.  
A teardrop of glowing turquoise in the center,
Subtly surrounded by an oval of the prettiest pink.
It seemed to be surrounded by smoke rings in glowing oranges.

I knew it was mainly hydrogen and dust, possibly a bit of plasma.
But to me it was the world. It validated all I had come to do.
Being an explorer in the year 2067 is not easy but when you come across
Something this beautiful, it makes the days and nights of sacrifice worth it.

I felt we might be at the edge of the galaxy,
Marveling at the orange rings that perhaps signal the next one?
It was the highlight of my life at this point.
I could barely wait to see what tomorrow’s adventure might bring.

Written 6-02-2019  
Contest: Nifty Named Nebula Poetry Contest
Inspired by Picture #4:  The Horsehead
Sponsor:  William Kekaula

Who Are Alien

Where do we come from is the great question asked for eons.
As grains of sand upon the earth, there are trillions of possibilities with their pros and cons.
Are we the only entities or souls in this wondrously enormous and ever-expanding universe?
This single thought alone would be absolutely frightening and nothing else could be worse.

Is there someone out there we can contact, someone benevolent with arms open wide?
Are there other civilizations just out of reach, just outside our sight, where might they abide?
They are benevolent beings all above us and all around us that we cannot see.
For the Creator will command his angels concerning you and guard you in all your ways to help one to be all they can be.

They are ministering spirits sent out to serve for the sake of the meek who are to inherit salvation.
Our magnificent Creator has sent forth her ambassadors of faith and healing from generation to generation.
Have no fear of the thieves that comes in the night for we all are protected from their sting.
Give all glory to God within for all the creators wonderous blessings and let us realize that life is a precious and marvelous thing.

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