Polaris Poems - Poems about Polaris

Polaris, Star of Ursa Minor among her suns, you are chief shiner. Commonly known as Pole or North Star you guide navigators from afar. Can you also lead and guide me as She who led the Magi Three to the Desire of all Ages prophesied of by many sages. Polaris, famous as the North Star what a fit metaphor you are of Jesus, the “Bright...

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astronomers often describe the path of their heavenly ride far off in the distant night sky defining what's higher than high luminous wavelength emitters heavenly hosts all aglitter lost in gravitational trance each dancing unique cosmic dance charted starlight guiding the way for ships sailing from bay to bay Polaris, bright northerly guide let Vikings plunder far and wide bored dreamers plotted vague outlines of gods sending out...

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hanging to the north a most dependable star ~ faithfully follow Date written: 06/12/2023...

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"Polaris Sigma Octantis" hypnotised we look to the heavens a sky full of hope to chart a course home which one? where to begin? in such a dazzling kaleidoscope Alpha Ursae Minoris the bright northern star intercepts our vision we are lost in the grandest theurgy, magnetised, illuminating steadfast beacon poles apart ensconced in darkness a silent watcher barely visible to the eye Sigma Octantis outshone almost motionless waits to be called some other...

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i will not blind you, and I will not strike you with my brightness, if you want to find me you will always find me in the same place, on its axis motionless, endearing statue admiring the cute pigeons kissing, i will not run after the sun, i will not run after other stars, or after the moon for i'm not made to walk from...

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I was a child of words, they explained my laughter, sheltered my dreams, gave soul and sunshine a synergy, emotions could escape jovially, mischeviously, miraculously, art from a wind pipe, architecture of innocence played on papyrus, I discovered that I could lye with them to achieve absolvement, I may lie with them to remember light in long trails of history, poetry became...

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Swinging free among the stars from the big dippers Dubhe, Ursa Minor to Major, warmed by the touch of two bears By: Debra Squyres For: Hammock of sky in Tananga Date: 9/5/12 A little science lesson, as I understood my research on this poem: My thought when I saw this members contest was to stretch a hammock...

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