Interstellar Poems

Premium MemberOf Planet and Plague

As if these lands were separate,
As if our minds weren't one,
As if land and sea were dichotomy, of darkness and the sun. 

Pangea's cleavage tells the tale,
To fail here as but one.
All secedes from sense of we, on a planet's pedigree. 

Family's but a split from those,
Whose own claim to be the same.
Round about in
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Categories: interstellar, america, earth, life, political,
Form: Rhyme

SATURN GOD OF TIME

Saturn ! You magnetised with 
enchanting icy rings
promised white gold
endless skates on 
Chrysalis circled cates
said we would go round 
like fairy rings 
said you had so much
Love to give I would never 
go wanting nor be mere 
interstellar dove to shove
said we were a pair to
helium share winds to
dare !

One ring lemon yellow 
smiles metallic
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Categories: interstellar, allegory, color, creation, extended
Form: Rhyme


Premium MemberInterstellar Space


                                     Space
                 
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Categories: interstellar, stars,
Form: Etheree

Interstellar Seas

In the echoes of ancient whispers, grim omens abound,
Some prophesy the world's demise to be by the tempestuous sea,
While others dread the cosmic cataclysm, uncharted and profound,
Yet within these disparate realms lies a bond, enduring and free.

The sea, an unfathomable abyss teeming with life's array,
A domain of aqueous depths, where myriad creatures dwell,
From microscopic plankton
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Categories: interstellar, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Quatrain

Premium MemberInterstellar

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.
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Categories: interstellar, for her, love, romance,
Form: Rhyme


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
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Categories: interstellar, appreciation, encouraging, happiness, paradise,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberGuarantees

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
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Categories: interstellar, change, dark, destiny, perspective,
Form: Sonnet

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
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Categories: interstellar, science fiction, space,
Form: Epic

Premium MemberInterstellar 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!
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Categories: interstellar, abuse, culture,
Form: Free verse

Interstellar Reverie

Sipping aromatic coffee on my duty break 
I glanced beyond the hazy vapors
outside toward the isolated runway;
under moonlit sky giant aircraft at standstill.

Despondent like me they seemed outside,
Inside my zestful mind seemed free,
While I wondered how bored they might be,
In times like these when they couldn't fly.

"Ahoy! You seem to take us for granted",
I heard
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Categories: interstellar, adventure, dream,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberWhat 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
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Categories: interstellar, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberInterstellar 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
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Categories: interstellar, nature, night, sky, space,
Form: Haiku

Premium MemberInterstellar 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
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Categories: interstellar, absence, adventure, analogy,
Form: Free verse

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
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Categories: interstellar, deep, earth, humanity, identity,
Form: Narrative

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
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Categories: interstellar, analogy, creation, humanity, universe,
Form: Couplet

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