Planet Poems | Examples

Premium Member It's high time

The world's a dirty mess
we're ready for some much awaited intervention
~ settings more than gentle cycle



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member SOLAR SYSTEM SURPRISE

New plane called PLANET GHETTO
Scientist didn’t expect and know nothing about
Telescopes had no effect in sighting
Mars said, “Don’t look here”
The Milky Way responded, “Don’t even come our way”
The Moon stated, “Don’t even think about it”
What do these planets know about Planet Ghetto that we don’t
I certainly won’t perpetuate
A planet that became a create
Planet Ghetto appeared out of nowhere in space
Not much to say
Don’t bring any Earth waste
Being new to the Solar System
In fact, all the planets are protesting that they don’t share the solar system with anyone
NASA says beware with care, and they must study more for sure
Planets have made history with stories
There are still some mysteries
Planet Ghetto certainly is a surprise
No one had any idea nor realize
Unknown element in the principle
Planet Ghetto distance far
You won’t even find any car
Don’t expect to look like Earth
Planet Ghetto being a new birth
No comparison to Earth.

Premium Member lunar nodes

true coordinates
nodes of fate and destiny ~
		reckoning for life


Premium Member The Final Steps

Rear the Axe
Drop the Blade
Chop the Tree
Clear the Glade

Dry the Tears
Hide the Blade
Stab the Sky
Fry the Shade

Mute the Sun 
Burn the Sand
Spurn the Moon
Shoot the Band

Scrape the Grass
Oil the Sand
Soil the Seas
Rape the Land

a new planet

A New Planet


For me, it is too late.
But had I been young, I would
Have done my utmost to find another planet
Livable for humans.
Think of it as a planet without borders
Not carved up into countries and rivalries
And threats from states with big land.
Just one continent where anyone could travel
Where they wanted no passport controls
Or unsightly walls.
A planet without religion to upset the peace
And of course, no political parties
No rules set by the mighty, the authority
Who diverts rivers without asking the people?
In short, a planet for the people and
Animals in the wilderness.
Alas, since humans are settlers.
They will take their flaws along
and in time screw it up

Premium Member WHAT THE PLANET NEEDS

There is an indigenous piece of wisdom
I believe more people today should to keep in mind…

The planet does not need more successful people.
It needs more peacemakers
more healers
more restorers
more storytellers
and more lovers of all kinds.


India ascent to mount everest

India ascent to mount everest
India known to be finest economy
But dead economy echoes nation-wide
India known to be military might
But india is outweaponised by enemy's hypersonic jets
India known to be emerging hindu nation
But no reincarnation,no salvation
does India suffers from activities deficit phobia,sovereignty deficit, phobia,height phobia?
india's highest peak expedition without getting eaten alive
Into the thin air,out of thin air
India ascent to mount everest

Premium Member The Bargain

Generally, I am on
the Clean Side; but,
garden soil is my
rich exception -- 

I wallow in it,
a piggy for the scent
and feel -- 

Sort of like, training
wheels on bicycles
are for sissies,

glove-less, I dip and
knead; saturate and 
soak. Claw! Compact!
Sniff the compost, 
deeply investing with
bacteria: praising, composing
a reverent hymn, How gloriously
Efficient Is Nature!~ our
Mother recycling, wasting
nothing, reusing all,
earth gripping back my hand,

a bargain seal of the grave --

Premium Member Madness on the Planet

7/28/2025

The people of Israel, live under constant threat 
of death.
When thinking of that, it steals away my very 
breath!

And some writers’ joy, is only when a Jew,in fact, 
in any land, for their life, cries!
Shameless be the writer, as the Jew sheds his very last
tears, and in horrid pain, dies!

Tell me, my Lord, there is something I simply cannot 
comprehend.
The simple fact, that “their” Man on the Cross, was a 
Jew, too?

                    …………………………………………

Premium Member Of 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 group about,
Aboard a rule-less game.

Alas we'll spin around the rosie,
Pockets full of posies,
Ashes, ashes,
We'll all fall down.
Aflame alone,
When all around's our own.

Premium Member Rather Than Talking to Walls -

Rather than talking to walls -
I talk to the universe
Which talks back.

The Milky Way hails -
The stars wink endlessly -
The planets - they enchant -

And if my ears are sharp -
I might hear steadfastly
The drum of time

In sync with my heart -
The crickets and the owls
As one rhyme.

Terra Incognita

Putting out fires not of my making
it's time-consuming heart-breaking
the grass over there don't seem any greener
and from my perspective the streets are meaner
the so-called social networks are as unsociable as can be
impersonal with dirty laundry on show for everyone to see
despite self-admitted wrong-doing and misdeeds
the herd still follows their every lead
but I won't borrow sorrow
and be overwhelmed by the troubles of others
doing my best making the most
if it's not one thing it's another
and then sometimes it's both
feels like the world has gone to hell
with nary a handbasket to carry us there
and I'm at the bottom of a deep dank well
is the world spiralling out of control
while I'm abandoned here in a drear dark hole

Nuclear War

The alpha males 
stand at the precipice of power 
each attempting to prove 
They are the greatest 

Resting on the backs of stupidity 
a nuclear war 
one percent chance 
of total annihilation 

of life on the planet 
As we destroy 
our ecological systems 
ninety-nine percent 

of the world dying 
from nuclear radiation 
and the direct impact of bombs, 
bomb shelters become a prison 

For those prepared 
a haven for the last life on earth 
But insect death from radiated crops 
What do you come out to find 

Without plants, do we have air? 
Or do we become 
Another barren planet 
In an empty solar system

Premium Member Fury Breaks Its Silence

Fury Breaks Its Silence
From South to North Pole, and beyond

Glaciers crack, not by time,
but by the toxins we’ve forced into the sky.
Each gas, each smoke trail,
a fingerprint on the Earth’s rising pulse.

The Amazon chokes on fire,
not lightning-born but sparked by greed,
Its breath turned to ash by axes and ambition,
It's silence now, a scream.

On Andaman’s edge, the sea remembers;
cyclones curl like clenched fists,
fed by oceans we have poisoned with heat,
Our wars echo in their howling winds.

Floods rise where forests once stood guard,
Rivers, once lifelines, now surge with rage,
swollen by the weight of forgotten care,
Their fury washing away more than the soil.

This is not nature’s wrath; it is its reply.
To bombs buried, chemicals sown,
to every treaty broken with the Earth.

From pole to pole, the message is clear:
When we tear at the roots,
The storm will answer.

Two kid-adults

The star-planet is straight above
Two kid-adults on a trampoline.
Side-by-side they watch the sky
At one a.m. on the months eve
Quietly, they're waiting, staring
As time tosses and turns between
The adult-kids who prep like vets
For the other kid-adult to leave
They lay solemn side-by-side
Distanced by a lack of sleep
They make their vows on satellites 
Shooting stars, and falling wings
Today-tomorrow, when they wake
They'll find their voice on everything
But tonight, they're kid-adults
Side-by-side on a trampoline

Specific Types of Planet Poems

Definition | What is Planet in Poetry?

Poems Related to Planet

mercury, venus, earth, mars, jupiter, saturn, uranus, neptune, pluto

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