Short Astronomy Poems

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


Heavenly Heights

Our galaxy needed a name
Long before The Lord Jesus came
The Devil's kiss
Brought Eve such bliss
"The Milky Way" gained instant fame!
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Astronomy

Astronomy explores
all of the universe
as distant galaxies 
are revealed, inspiring
ardent adoration.
And awed by creation,
amen, escapes your lips.
Form: Pleiades

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

Premium Member School Daze

  Mathematics is sure not my forte
  Nor are chemistry or physics ok
    I'd really like to roam free
    To study astronomy
  So I can 'star' in 'An Evening Soiree'
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Science

physiology
anthropology
archeology
sociology
prebiology

geometry
psychology
geology
astronomy

animals
star planets
great knowledge

science
studies

rocks


Untitled #335 / Astronomy Club

Astronomy club. After school.
Search for moon in vain. Play with telescope. 
Stare at clouds. Learn to juggle.
Admire Mr. Milligan (Clym Yeobright)
and the invisible stars.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Body Gets Smelly

Documentaries are all I watch on the telly Sometimes I even neglect my belly Get so engrossed Love astronomy the most Neglect my shower, body gets all smelly
fun
Form: Limerick

WHAT MATTERS



        
 
        "What does astronomy, glamour,
       the horizon of future glory matter'?
-       If what I feel is the inhumanity
           that proudly prevails...
Form: Epigram

The Moon

When I look at the dark sky
I see the moon
Inside the moon I see the King
With the Crown
Sitting on the throne
Holding the book with a seal
Leaning on his knees 
And what do you see ?

Premium Member Astronomical Aggravations

Two Empire State Buildings fly by Earth
Phobos will crash into Earth on Mars Day
Careless Martians created our universe in Pluto's lab
Pluto walks a tightrope over underestimated solar flares

Premium Member Written Astronomy

The written universe
countless worlds of writers
billions of bright ideas
this telescope sees it all
celestial connections
unify the hearts
of readers and writers
with divine wishing stars

Astronomy Pleiades

Alone with telescope
Astronomy's my rock.
Asteroids and planets
Availed on starry nites.
All moonlit sky above
Always awe inspiring.
Am sometimes overcome.

06/09/2020

for Joseph May's contest.
Form: Pleiades

Galactic Revelation

Galactic Revelation

Galactic ecstatic
Astronomy fanatic

Telescopic seekers
ET creatures

Future destinations
Human habitations

Searching affinity
Beyond infinity

Universal equation
Life’s revelation
© Laura Hay  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Untitled #171 / Ten Minutes

Ten minutes of solitary free time
at the end of class, they’re correcting their tests
I have nothing to correct
Oh! Dream of physics!
Oh! Dream of astronomy!
Oh! Dream of Chinese thought!
Oh! Dream of writing!
Oh! Dream of love!

Astronomy Pleiades

Astronomy renders
Alluring views from Earth.
Astral constellations 
Aloft in cosmic skies.
Astrology readers
Arrange karmic charts that
Affirm celestial force.




10/4/20 ~ Pleiades Contest
Sponsored by: Joseph May
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Astronomy and Astrology Went For a Walk

Sweet Astrology and Self-Assured Astronomy went for a little walk.
Astronomy said “Glad we can have this little self-respecting talk.”
Astrology sighed.
Astronomy tried.
To self-promote his science, pontificating during every squawk.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Astronomy--Pleiades

Stunning tail-light of eve
Sweeps  across the heavens
Streaked with chrome blue tassels:
Swift the leap glossed by dust
Spin of Hailey's Comet,
Streams quickly... then fades off!


Pleiades Contest of Joseph May
10/6/2020
Form: Pleiades

Astronomy Pleiades

All Seven stars on rise
A small dipper be filled
Are my seven daughters
As shinning on the moon
All clustering in one
A Drip on mans eye
A sight only at night



Contest: Pleiades
Sponsored by: Joseph May
Date Created: 10/01/2020
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Pleiades

Who's Out There Still?

Purple nebula
gas insignia
finds a polished glass
astronomy class
here on earthly sod.

Pluto ice ball
now a rogue moon
White dwarfs sun fall
burnt out too soon.

Lenses peek.
comets streak.
Say to me.

You see
no God?

Odd...
Form:

Premium Member Astronomy Pleiades

*Astronomy* - Pleiades

At our galactic core
A massive monster force
Alien black hole spins
Absorbs light - no escape -
All laws of nature cease
Astral stars held in space -
As relativity*

10-6-20
Contest: Pleiades
Sponsor: Joseph May
Form: Pleiades

Ghost of Vulcan

A world imagined
A phantom circling the sun
Veiled by her white glare 
Pulling on Mercury's heels 
Pulling on mankind's veiled minds 

About the hypothetical planet Vulcan, which was theorised to exist as the nearest planet to the Sun in the 19th century.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Astronomy - Pleiades

Astronomy - Pleiades

A year's eclipse, heads-up,
arcs Lunars and Solars,
Apollo race flare up,
as new states vie Lunars,
acts China and Europe,
awes Trump signed aims for Mars,
and in the stars hopes up.

2020 October 01
*3rd Place*
Pleiades
~~Joseph May
Form: Pleiades

Man Verses God

Bobby-O believes in astronomy – stars alignments and planets in tune
Jason justifies existence through science- life of “I am and done”
Evan gives evidence towards evolution- ameba to ape to man
Multitudes cry- “I believe in God!”
Though few live life outside the man

A Galaxy of Stars

I gazed at the midnight blue sky,
There was a galaxy of stars,
Twinkling above,
I thought how beautiful,
A silent reverence guested,
There was a crescent moon,
Distant simply there,
The sky is an education,
I thought,
My favorite astronomy book as a guide.

copyright Gwen Schutz

A Solar System Watches

I am reading my eyes in a library mirror.
I had perused a yellow book:
‘Astronomy for Dummies'.
There is a question mark behind planet X,
and the sun seems to be returning to cosmic sperm.
Jupiter has shrunk to the size of a copper penny.
Of course it’s hard to judge size in a public library mirror
that needs cleaning.

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