Short Andromeda Poems

Short Andromeda Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Andromeda by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Andromeda by length and keyword.


Premium Member God

Even if you’re just a concept,
or a guy named Ralph from Andromeda,
thanks for all your help, and
Word to your muthuh.
Form: Verse


Premium Member A Planet In Andromeda

a planet in Andromeda in a meteor shower light years away inhabited by androids mining camp
Form: Tanka

Andromeda

Finished drastically 
Sail through the sea
Enjoy life
Become superman
Live comfortably
Then; be with one
Tackles
No?
I think not
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Andromeda

bright star
intense night glow
captures black celestial realm
overpowering nearby planets
His eye is upon us

Copyright © 2012 By Caryl S. Muzzey
Form: Verse

Starlight

Stars that shine the brightest
Shining cluster above
Seven sisters shimmer
Sylphs from mythology
Silver Andromeda
Supernatural sky
Sparkling like sequins
Form:


Premium Member Andromeda Way

Andromeda  Way
                                       
                                        Planet 1Abxeami

                                          Spaceship Ai
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Andromeda Is Saved

Woman Chained to a rock Perseus is your hero He saves you from the bad Gorgon. Happily, you are spared. Robert Pettit Pen a Pensee Contest July 2, 2012
Form: Verse

Premium Member Andromeda

Love, be like none other;
Let no reason be unkind.
What mercy shall uncover,
My desired heart and mind?
Let me someday find,
Beyond poetic worth,
Once a day in time,
A queen upon the Earth.
Form: Rhyme

An Andromeda Strain For Andrea

An Andromeda Strain for Andrea


Have heard that there is an Andromeda strain,
But being of sense parents had many a grain;
She was laden
With name maiden;
Shortened name to Andrea and it will remain.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Whitman's Astronomer

When I saw the learned
Astronomer
Chasing stars from his clumsy steeple
I heard the fate of
Andromeda
in the curse of a thousand people

Fallen! Broken! Praise be 
Damned!
The star has flown and will never
land!
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Cassiopeia

Cassiopeia, with
       child Andromeda, had
   considered themselves most
          comely beauties in all
      creation. Her hubris
             condemned her, chained to a
         chair in Poseidon's wrath.


Written 7 Mar 2022
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Forsaken

A haggard bit of burnt toast
    long since bruise-colored
  forlorn, it keeps to itself
    'midst crumbs indeterminate

  Scuff marks from stylish pumps 
    as dull now as the coat of
  neglect draped over the floor
    onto which shone Andromeda

Premium Member Andromeda

Violet frequency.

Blurred in mercurial blue.

Prosed in my mind.

Remained your secrets in a verdant hue.

Ardent and warm...

I was held in your celestial arms.

Ardent and warm...

I was departed and unborn.

From a world unfree. 

And hearts of scorn.
© Indigo Sky  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Andromeda

star site
unchained spiral
light spinner showering falls
fill the eye of wakening man
form sentient tomorrows

dream dance
made fair opal
tears of joy enliven we
sleep being not a choice writhe on
eternity waits not


Poet:Debbie Guzzi
Contest:Pen a Pensee
Date: July 1, 2012
Form: Verse

Premium Member Stars and Heavens Party

night light
two moons tonight
admiring their own beauty
reflected in the river 
as the poet dreams on

Divine!
as the stars dance
lead by the lonely fairy
of the Andromeda realm
Angels are partying

By : Anoucheka100
Contest : Pen a Pensee
Sponsored by : Nette Onclaud
Date : 2 July 2012

Placed 7th :)
Form: Verse

Earth and Heaven

I look up to the sky,
     Pegasus,
     Big Dipper,
     The Dragon,
     andromeda... stars
     distant, so close to me...!

     I look at the earth,
     lost birds,
     endless deserts,
     ownerless forests,
     mountains... never land
     so close to here... 
     so distant from me...!

The Ides of March

IDES OF MARCH  

           Beware the Ides of March. 

           Slender Dancer Moves Minds. 

           The Chained Maiden, Andromeda Waits. 

           A Smile That is Her Name.

           Brave Hearts Go Forward.

          -Edlynn Nau 
          ©3-15-2019  (dedicated to my daughter Cameron born on the 
                            ides of March)
© Edlynn Nau  Create an image from this poem.

Cause You Passed My Foot Test

Cause maybe you won't tell me 
That name you don't like so I'll 
Play dress up and pretend it's 
Andromeda like the constellation
Or maybe you let me hear it and I’d
Tattoo your name across the 
Heavens; Constellation I want
To call "maybe I should listen to
My mother more often" or maybe Zeus 
Built you just to make the flowers jealous...



October 1st, 2012 (9:22 pm)
Form:

Premium Member Danger Will Robinson '

The whole area of Britan, Is facing the grim prospect of burn'em down burnham getting
Reigns of power.!!! Danger i repeat do not
Land there Will Robinson.' Inform Dr Smith
And the jupiter two flight deck crew, he will grind the bones of any system to the very dust.' We better head
To Andromeda, before its too fate.' Or too
Late???  Danger!!! Danger, danger .! 
And destruction.)

Premium Member Andromeda

Dear maiden Andromeda up in the sky. I gaze upon you on a clear, starry night. What a beautiful sight you are to my eye. For ages, you have been a cosmic delight. You were named for someone in mythology. The stars outline you, and display your beauty. Your brave hero Perseus will come your way. He is strong and mighty, and will save the day. Robert Pettit for Nette’s Sexy Poem contest
Form: Rispetto

They Say In Heaven Love Comes First

A bouquet in chocolate covered, rose made words....
Delivered the ballast their coronet and love's, communion
Anise her chatelaine esoteric, epitaphs ? Andromeda, gypsy moths
Metamorphe this curtain of night as she an effusion sub rosa: time's talisman
Archaic play'mates a covenant prolific cherubs,

                                                                                              ...."In Progress." *:*(*
Form:

Premium Member Catch a Ride On a Comet

Catch a ride on the tail of a comet
   Breakneck speed: Hold on to your bonnet!

Dodge bits and pieces of space-debris
   Obstacle course on the celestial sea

See the planets as they orbit the sun
   Venus, Mars, Jupiter -- watch Mercury run

View constellations like Antares and Polaris
   Swoop past Alpha Centauri, Andromeda and Sirius

Wouldn't it be marvelous to actually do this?
   To fly 'round the heavens -- ecstasy's bliss
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Andromeda Dancing

Andromeda Dancing

We look and see a blur
within the sky at night
how far she whirls from us

but if we have the aid
of Hubble’s telescope
it will reveal a trillion stars

like grains of sand that swell
an earthly beach or riverbank
though many light years past

this galaxy and ours will meet
ten billion years from now
when man and sun are gone

she and the Milky Way
sent swirling through infinity
un pas de deux immensité.

I To Poisonous Honey

on the body of stars
I'm litting up the lantern to wandering

the rivers of the world 
flowing along with my pavement

upstairs of heaven
no throne of the peace but a belief

with the ill body of time
I lost the tavern of the youthful earth

sun of the universe true saint of light
nothing but the belief of eyesight

on the mat of Rafflesia I to Andromeda flowers
drops of the honey opening the last door of breath

-03.01.2021 Chattogrm

Time Reclaimed

Reaching for the universe
 fate extends a hand
Shortcut to Andromeda
  route at its command

The speed of light exceeded
all flashes turn inside
To burn and bend eternal
where life no longer dies

Each star laid out before me
 whose orbits spin and weave
Their presence all revealing
what black holes can’t retrieve 

Inside there are no limits
or borders to constrain
The words forever calling
in voices—time reclaimed 

(Dreamsleep: May, 2022)
Form: Rhyme

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