Short Astronomers Poems
Short Astronomers Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Astronomers by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Astronomers by length and keyword.
I see a star, what do you see?
I see a star, clear as can be!
I see a star, humble and bright,
I see a star, and astronomers delight.
Form:
Twinkle twinkle little star
Astronomers say you are very far
That's bullcrap on them
Think they're special men
But just simple dudes who sometimes fart
Teachers work best when in seminars
Poets read verses in smokey bars
Chefs rock with a spoon
Plumbers show their moon
But Astronomers shoot for the stars!
January 5, 2019
Most astronomers gaze up at the stars
But Freddy took pretty women to bars --
He'd get in big brawls
Crash into brick walls --
When he came to, he'd have sworn he saw Mars
three stars
Orion's belt
lead the way through astral lore
guardian of the nighttime sky
complete with sword and shield
keeper
of the lighthouse
stays our path in winter's sky
pivot point for astronomers
we hunt for the Hunter
The exoplanet council's having a pow-wow
Where are those amateur astronomers now
We've lost track of their telescopes
Have all those earthlings given up hope
Optimistic that our lifeforms will soon be discovered
Guess we'll have to wait 'til folks down there recover
Astronomers behold celestial delights,
Endlessly finding glorious heavenly insights.
Joyfully keep learning more natural obscurities.
Previously quite routinely seen targets usually viewed with x-rays,
Yet zoomed in using Hubble Space Telescope, helps prove Einstein's Theory of Relativity!
sunrise for sale
a pinpoint of light
find your place in the stars
elliptical orbit
afar
new definitions
of the solar system
created
found
with a timeless search
astronomers and soothsayer
cry out
this distant body
given a letter
instead of a name
the ultimate seclusion
for an infinite price
Unusual for a boy of just fourteen to
Roam in dreams through outer space then
After some two billion miles to glimpse
Nearby a wondrous blue-green orb.
Up close now, and he clearly saw a
Set of rings, unknown to all who ever gazed.
A dream I had in 1957. The rings were not
observed by astronomers
until twenty years later in 1977.
Five In One
There’s so many contests I’ve done
The remit of this sounded fun
To pick a profession
I have a confession
I simply can’t pick only one
So...
Astronomers deal with astronomy
While Chefs get involved with gastronomy
My Plumber mends leaks
My kid’s teacher speaks
While Poets all play with word-onomy
5 January 2019
For Limerick Contest
Sponsor: Joseph May
When I saw you, two stars in the heavens collided
Supernovas ignited
Showering with lights astronomers beyond the galaxy excited
A brightened, telescope with flares
Satellites printed pictures of explosions in a sphere
And here ...
In the precious of moments in time that we call earth
I lost her
In here ...
And in the precious of moments in times that we call earth
I FOUND HER
Right here ...
How I wished astronomers to assume and let that the
moon is flamboyant and watery and woody-
Yes assume and experiment with let say some
controversial political parties to neighbor such glee
or glass through-
is there any thing wrong again?,
is there any thing funny again?,
let assume gaol is another gaol is another gaol is another
gaol is another gaol is another gaol is another gaol?.....
Telescopes bring into view
A distant object found.
By delighted astronomers,
A discovery profound.
In the Taurus constellation,
An elusive star appeared.
Observed in utter elation,
A cosmic orb austere.
Remote in stellar space,
A profusion of colors glow,
In wondrous striking splendor,
A fresh ethereal show.
Beyond the Milky Way,
Many light-years transcend.
The star’s amazing birth,
A new galactic friend.
Infinity is what we sense
when musing on the vast immense
with universes yet to mold
in starry heavens still untold
awaiting gazers in suspense.
Astronomers of why and whence
search stelliferous pathways dense,
as dreamers dreamily behold
infinity.
The great sidereal events
in views the firmament presents
upon the cosmic canvas scrolled
shall neverendingly unfold
for poets of the future tense
infinity…
~ Harley White
Group of stars, gas, and dust like astronomers would see with a telescope. It's held together by gravity which introduces galaxy. Scientists stress their mind while mediating the question what's the difference between comets and asteroids. Approximately, their are numerous answers to research like if a comet has a long tail, smaller in size, a rocky surface, or a irregular shape. The correct answer would be the difference of size the comets differs from asteroids.
- Loverboi
Is a limerick milk and rice?
It is in letter form.
Will a butterfly flutter by
as pastel petals fall?
Astronomers, the moon-starers,
Say, “Yay! Cat’s ecstasy!”
Do canoes that ply the oceans
show discretion in directions?
Be silent now, and listen still,
to bather’s pacing breaths.
The tall and solitary royalist reigns;
but, will he resign?
Hear the minstrel, Mr Silent,
make a testament and statement:
“This is a play on jumbling words:
it's Anagramalia!”
gang of astrophysicists
figuring it out
utilizing hundreds of devises
standing on the shoulders of pioneers
gang of astrophysicists
understanding what must be done
allowing astronomers to see invisible objects
we are small, but we are mighty
gang of astrophysicists
working miracles
tackling the cosmos
explaining horse shoe Einstein ring
gang of astrophysicists
maneuvering around hundreds of millions of objects
Making the universe
feel a little less huge for the rest of us