Best Meteor Poems
Meteorcontemplating
old age...
compressing
the passage of time
in a streak of light
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© 29th April 2017...
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Categories:
meteor, age, time,
Form:
Tanka
Categories:
meteor, august, memory, nature, stars,
Form:
Haiku
The Meteor ShowerThe changes started,
With meteors falling from the sky,
I stared at the raining lights,
Feeling small,
Feeling connected to everything.
As I feel my soul move within me
Expanding like the universe above
I forget
past sins and burdens,
because
At this moment,
I could walk on water,
Catch the meteors in jars
like lightening bugs...
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Categories:
meteor, happiness
Form:
Meteor ShowerStars are shining,
I should be smiling.
Meteors are falling,
I should be wishing.
But you're beside me sitting,
There's no need to be hoping....
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Categories:
meteor, angel, boyfriend, confidence, cute,
Form:
Rhyme
Perseid Meteor ShowerBrilliant trails of light
Across a darkened sky
Fireworks in slow motion
A cosmic fourth of July
Scattered bursts of rubble
A dandelion in the wind
Extinguished in moments
Flash of light rescinds
Now I make a wish
As clouds obstruct my view
Will I get good fortune
Or only deja vu...
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Categories:
meteor, nature, night, poems, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Looking For the Meteor Showerbeyond light
in a park at the
edge of a small town
the car radio fades
to whispers of nothingness
darkness my intimate friend
one streak then another
something called
a shooting star
tells stories of
the reaches of outer space
a burning passion a passage
of a heavenly tail
swept by celestial light
and solar winds
moments of...
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Categories:
meteor, love, magic,
Form:
Verse
Meteor ShowersMeteor showers
explode bright, colorful streaks...
natural fireworks
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Written 2-23-2016
'See or Feel' Contest
8th Place...
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Categories:
meteor, color, firework, nature, sky,
Form:
Haiku
Perseid Meteor Showercomet Swift-Tuttle
Perseid meteor show
shooting star wishes...
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Categories:
meteor, beautiful, earth, night, space,
Form:
Haiku
MeteorBright white streak like chalk
across a schoolroom blackboard
makes us gasp in awe....
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Categories:
meteor, space
Form:
Haiku
Meteor ShowerThe night skies glimmer
As they rocket up and down
Dazzling and dancing
Awaited by hearts
Hoping that wishes come true
Gazers left in awe
Come, adorn the night
With beauty I was enticed
Bring me to the skies...
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Categories:
meteor, heaven, star,
Form:
Haiku
Meteor ShowerLast week I looked up
And witnessed with my very own
God given eyes
The impossible
Last week I looked up
And experienced heaven tearing apart
Last week I looked up
And saw God's own creations
Hurtling down from their throne
In an annual commemoration.
You have not been forgotten.
Even the stars themselves
Know what...
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Categories:
meteor, loss
Form:
Blank verse
My MeteorMy, my, my meteor
Rocks me to my core
She stains the sky
With shooting star fire
Beside the Milky Way
Only far, far brighter.
She rides rainbows
Seesaws on sky scales
Sits and smells grass grow
Sees the songs of whales.
My meteor’s a metaphor
Soon you’ll see what for
My metaphoric meteor
Rocks me to...
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Categories:
meteor, analogy, imagery, inspirational, metaphor,
Form:
Lyric
Meteor Or Metaphortoday the sky is blue
a breeze to inhale
and mercury sharing a drawer with spoons
forks not welcome and knife only if necessary
in a vial I make it dance
left and right we waltz and try to eat the soup
the piece of meteor on a shelf
landing on earth...
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Categories:
meteor, journey, universe,
Form:
Free verse
UrsidsUrsids
radiant lights
December meteors
in their ecstatic nighttime flight;
a waning moon will not halt their travel
comet Tuttle left them behind
their annual flight’s bright;
Ursa Minor’s
Ursids.
12-8-19
A Red-Letter Day Rictameter Poetry Contest
William Kekaula...
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Categories:
meteor, poems, poetry, sky, space,
Form:
Rictameter
Project EdenThe crescent moons of the auburn sky
The acid rain clouds dance, purple, by
The air it stings as I respirate
A strange howling noise as the storms berate
This tempestuous land, a million clicks from home
My genes robust; Seventh Generation Clone
As I stand here longing for the ship's...
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Categories:
meteor, earth, science fiction, solitude,
Form:
Free verse