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Observatory Poems - Poems about Observatory

Premium Member Love Universe
...Love Universe Where is the planet of life? A world of suffering-free life? Where is the planet of life? A world of death-free life? Where is the planet of love? A world of disappointment-free li......

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Categories: observatory, fate, life, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Playing Games with an Ancient
...I returned home after forty years to my home island of Hawaii. Its preferred nickname is the Big Island, lovingly a.k.a., the Orchid Isle, and yes, a.k.a., the Volcanic Island. Rightly named ......

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Categories: observatory, analogy, anxiety, change, courage,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



A bruised lover's resolve
...He's been part hero part villain Struggling with her toying His babe's tossed his heart in a grinder Yet smiles at him He know what u doing It hurts like crazy She puts her blame on him Babe t......

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Categories: observatory, analogy, dark, feelings, friendship
Form: Free verse
Wing of a Hawk
... The signal to leave is called out urgently. Blue jays spin, whistle, and gurgle. Heralds of the gray days of winter. We climb Hawk Ridge Observatory hill. The rough benches, wooden table, a s......

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Categories: observatory, appreciation, beautiful, bird, endurance,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Our Place in the Sun
...I was an eminent, solar physicist, like the blushing rose, craving renown. Each butterscotch morning I drove to work, and toiled until red sundown. The observatory was the place I loved, keeping ......

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Categories: observatory, fantasy, imagery, leaving, mystery,
Form: Couplet



Aided By The Wind Conclusion
... The wind, a conductor of memories past, whispers of boostalgia, in each gust it casts, every play by play, blow by blow, moves us in the direction of refinement, victory, g......

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Categories: observatory, art,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The man upstairs
... Keys rattle, door slowly closes ... An echo of footsteps walk upstairs.. You can hear his bedroom door close, a little bump as he sits on his bed, then there is just nothing.. They thin......

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Categories: observatory, emotions, loneliness, missing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Our Hidden External World
... Written: December 10, 2023 ________________________________________ A lengthwise lexicon for fulfilling any fantasy. Trapped in a landslide and given up by reality, In......

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Categories: observatory, analogy, appreciation, creation, space,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Date Night
...Keck Observatory You and I stargazing; I hope you smile as you read this, You’re the fantasy in this date night.......

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Categories: observatory, emotions, feelings, love, stars,
Form: Free verse
Sky Strange
...I'm engaged with the great hover As confusing as it, I ponder I venerate its spry glory When I look in the high observatory As imagine, I see With its plot guarantee Winds cool, into red of ......

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Categories: observatory, heaven, sky,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Child and the Dancer
...The Child and the Dancer See the dancing of the child, I think he's angry out of step and wild. He finds it hard to see the snail, The intense wails overshadowed rails. Winds that ......

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Categories: observatory, adventure, analogy, boy, child,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Self Care and Care For Others
...SELF CARE TO TAKE CARE FOR OTHERS Take care of yourself first: Be strong and brave, not to flinch, but to clinch and earnestly crave ......

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Categories: observatory, 12th grade, appreciation, care,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Odyssey From Africa 16b
...16b Stargazing Here they filed into a hallway Into almost total darkness Just a pair of flick’ring candles Led them to an inner circle At its center was a platform Where a single chair w......

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Categories: observatory, adventure, africa, animal, history,
Form: Narrative
Odyssey From Africa - Stargazing 1
...King Ptolemy the Second (cont.) Sleek of line for speedy sailing It was rugged in construction Several layers of well cured timber Lined the hull and bridge and gunwales There were four ......

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Categories: observatory, adventure, africa, history, mythology,
Form: Narrative
Ain'T Got a Clue
... Who cut the curd cyanide cheese, thinning out the rank suspect crowd? Who gassed death in the air bleed, releasing an odor murder most foul? Follow the phew olfactory clues, motive ......

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Categories: observatory, fun, humorous, mystery, word
Form: Light Verse

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