Short Asteroid Poems

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


Premium Member Asters and Asteroids Found Poetry

Willing moths 
my flame
wishing 
for a shooting star…

Upon my 
aster came
an Asteroid!

(moth caterpillar)
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Asteroid My Apartment Sized Wolf

gut shopped far and wide

                                         familiar

                                   gravity drew me






MagiCicada13
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Fixed Big Three

Never break the heart of a kind man with New Moon Leo,
Never break his Rising conjunct asteroid Child ego.
Never break the spirit of a Fixed Big Three individual.
Form: Sijo

Astronomy Pleiades

An asteroid ascends;
Affects aphelion.
Anomaly adapts
An astral as ascribed.
Absolute accomplished
Auroras apparent
Art arranging above.


Written: 10/4/2020
Form: Pleiades

Paranoid

Is it me? Am I paranoid?
Take to me, fill my void
Listen, like a humanoid
Run to me, fast as an asteroid

 Worries, avoid
Your love, steroid
Stress, devoid
Your love, opioid
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member An Oncoming Asteroid

Got abdominal pains, could mean a poop Take heed or you'll soon be poopin' in your suit Something to avoid A gigantic asteroid Sometimes accompanied by a big log to boot
Form: Limerick

Premium Member When An Asteroid Hits

When an asteroid hits, what will become of us It's happened before, the effects were enormous Forget about bathing Or misbehaving Nothing will matter especially streptococcus
Form: Limerick

The Crux of Hope

Eight billion miles away,
the asteroid grows colder
as the one inhabitant
who has no god, falls to his knees
and blows upon the spark of light
he sees from one retreating,
distant star.
        ~

Premium Member If An Asteroid Hits

All the wealth of all the richest men on earth Would be totally useless no matter their worth If a large asteroid hits It won't mean It's “bye-bye, nice knowing ya” won't need a hearse
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Mass Shootings

Volcanoes are really scary I admit Nothing's more scary, perhaps an asteroid hit Why am I promoting doomsday World's a shiny orb each day Aside from mass shootings, these lunatics commit
Form: Limerick

Premium Member If An Asteroid Hits

All the wealth of all the richest men on earth Would be totally useless no matter their worth If a large asteroid hit It won't mean **** It's “bye-bye, nice knowing ya” no need for a hearse
Form: Limerick

Premium Member If An Asteroid Hits

All the wealth of all the richest men on earth Would be totally useless no matter their worth If a large asteroid hits It won't mean **** It's “bye-bye, nice knowing ya” no need for a hearse
Form: Limerick

Premium Member An Asteroid In 2029

Scientists predict 2029 will be a very bad year An asteroid will hit us, seems like the end is near Better make plans Maybe move to Uranus 'Cept brochures don't have deals for that year I fear
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Assteroids

Wonder why there's only one “S” in asteroid If an ASSteroid hit is more likely cause your undies to soil ASSteroids... get it Right on the edgy A topic for mixed company you should try to avoid
Form: Limerick

Premium Member He Is Over the Moon For Me

He is over the moon for me.
I am his asteroid, he is my shining star.
We are going to travel the cosmos.
Possibly landing on Saturn or Mars.
I knew she would burn up, but I kept quiet.
Not liking her all that much.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Asteroid Love

Find you Hold your hands in mine Look in your eyes Tell you I love you That’s what I would do If Earth was getting slammed by an asteroid tomorrow Oh my God! What if it turns out to be a near miss?

Premium Member My Incident With Prime Minster Pierre Trudeau's Firstborn

Listen to poem:
Young Justin Trudeau who was just a kid, Pranked Canada's secret service and hid, Had told him not to be here, Warned by his father Pierre, Called, "Young prince is on the asteroid vid." Date: 08/28/2019
Form: Limerick

Premium Member What Killed the Dinosaurs

Are we sure an asteroid killed the dinosaurs Was anyone there to observe this awesome force Cell phones weren't yet invented The dinosaurs were disoriented So I can only surmise that dinosaurs were the source
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Risky World

Thankful, that an earthquake hadn't struck
on another nervous day of luck, 
I sat, and from my coffee cup, I supped,
hoping a volcano wouldn't interrupt, 
not knowing that in the heavens, sped
an asteroid pointed at my head.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member extinction dilemma

not one easy way out
so how come i see two a dilemma in cloak 
could be doubt

total eclipse?
an asteroid hiding in smoke?
sky rips

kaboom
then the earth broke 
doom

not one easy way out 
an asteroid hiding in smoke 
doom
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member bull frogs magic lily pad

Bull frog trained his lily pad like a magic flying carpet ride
It took him in and out the trees, giving berth very wide
Sometimes he rode it to outer space to see Jupiter and Mars
They also landed once a week on an asteroid near the stars
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member What If An Asteroid Hits

What if an asteroid hits tomorrow ending all life as we know it Are you wearing clean underwear to travel to another planet Where we can start anew Start again, me and you We sure know what NOT to do, our heads ain't granite
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Yin, Yang, Big Bang

  Where my yin meets my yang
    I hear a dissonant clang

  My physician traced it back 
    all the way to the ‘Big Bang’

  Seems I hopped aboard an asteroid
    went for a wild ride

  Hit my head on a comet
    blasphemed, ‘God damn it!’
Form: Couplet

Premium Member This Hurtling Dot

In all of this space, why my spot
Days bygone for just a little dot
I'd whisper to a passing asteroid
Hurtling toward what it may avoid
Don't sit high upon on your mound
Leave it all just as it was found
Do you remember where you started
To be alone is not broken-hearted
© ... Gigno  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Lost In Time

Once was in life, now it's in stone
Caught in the minerals, of petrified bone
A medallion of ruby, circled in gold
Etched with words, so distant and old
Time of an asteroid, dinosaurs decease
Words on the medallion,
" We Come in Peace "

contest Precious stones and gems
11/19/14
Form: Verse

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