Short Blazing Star Poems
Short Blazing Star Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Blazing Star by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Blazing Star by length and keyword.
Sun-
SUN
S ummer lights days longer
U niverse turning evoking
N ew variant eternal blazing star
7/24/20
written words by James Edward Lee Sr.© 2020...
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Categories:
blazing star, analogy, appreciation, sun, surreal,
Form:
Acrostic
A Blazing Star
A comet was once known as a blazing star.
Now she’s a wild flower in meadows afar.
Sometimes called a button snake root, a floral czar.
A brilliant center of admiration, bit of a quasar....
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Categories:
blazing star, flower,
Form:
Monorhyme
Uplift
The phenomenal essence of all that I am
Is what you have made me
I trail in your wake
A vapor,
Remains of a constantly blazing star
You burn through the heavens and fall to the earth
Becoming rock upon which I stand. . .
Rest. . .
Raise myself to the level of forever.
Letting go the hand of the child I was while
Standing on my toes peering into the face of the woman
You enabled me to be. . ....
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Categories:
blazing star, growth, mother daughter,
Form:
Free verse
Fire
Fire
Blazing like an eclipse, drenched in red-hot blood.
Blazing sword, arching upwards in the daylight.
Bird wings like fire and gold
Feathers fall like blazing hot snow.
Little flickering light in the darkness
Smoke hurdles up
Blocking out the moon.
The blazing star that is life
So hot
Never dying.
Because when a star dies, it leaves a lasting impact on its universe.
Stardust falls.
Fire.
Blaze in the void.
Forever....
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Categories:
blazing star, beauty,
Form:
Free verse
Blazing Star
Holding his long mane and strong reins
my powerful pure white horse
let me ride bare back
my hair and his mane blowing behind us
we rode like the wind
almost flying
to the store and safely back home
determined to weather all storms~
with his help I was unafraid.
This horse was invented by a friend's imagination to get him to work at age 10
after he got a gun put in his face and there was no one to tell....
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Categories:
blazing star, faith, fantasy, imagination, on work and working,
Form:
Narrative
As the Twilight Begins We Say Goodbye To the Glorious Sunset
Do you know where the light dies beyond the dreaming dusk
Daylight falls like a villain being overcome by the darkening musk
Rays of light which once stood tall now broken by the night
The illumination of the day killed to birth the gloomy night
The brilliant blazing star is now dim to the naked eye
The lambent life that once was is now waiting to slowly die
The fluorescent vision covered is something you don't forget
As the twilight begins we say goodbye to the glorious sunset...
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Categories:
blazing star, sun,
Form:
Rhyme