Short Constellations Poems

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


Premium Member SHOOTING STAR FLOWERS

shooting stars petals in mid-flight, leaning toward dawn light~ small constellations trembling Dodecatheons
Form: Other


One Kimo

twilight holds her artisan silhouette- delicate afterglow as constellations ascend October 8, 2016
Form: Kimo

Awe and Eeriness

Constellations shine
over the maroon cave' mouth
and eerie darkness.


Entered in Gareth James's contest,
" Familiarity Unknown"
Form: Haiku

Xx

She wears the night sky on her face
Constellations for her freckles
And wisps of shooting stars hang
Forever falling from her ears.

Premium Member Heavenly Gleams

 
Stars twinkle from afar heavenly gleams with galactic glow constellations of Greek gods glowing orbs
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ninette


Premium Member Searching

Stars calmly live in space; hiding within all constellations; seeking them out takes some work from the eyes.
Form: Ninette

Stars

Our love is about
Two stars who belong
To different constellations
Worth-reading,
Worth-telling,
Worth-sharing,
To the world
Watching us

Premium Member Delusional Stars

Delusional stars, 
constellations bend the light;  
Shards color the ground 
displaying blood on the dirt, 
dark shadows light the pigment.
Form: Tanka

The Rise of Orion

Twinkling spheres emerge,
Seasonal constellations:
Stargazing nude limbs.



____________________________
For Brian's Images of Fall Contest
Form: Haiku

In Mother Sky's Womb

in mother sky's womb
                                       thousands of constellations
                                            Father's creations
Form: Haiku

Constellations

Clusters of stars over the starlit sky,
soon become nothing to the human eye,
use your wings and take to the stars,
before your back into the worlds arms.
Form: Rhyme

At Sunrise

at sunrise 
Venus buckles
and suffers the shades 
holy palms lend an ear
spinning jewelled 
constellations 
glide
silently turning 
in the inverted dark

Premium Member Adorn

I adore you as much as I adore thousands of stars.
I adorn you with all of my kisses and expressions of love.
I adore you as much as the constellations above.
Form: Sijo

Asterisk

As always they will shine
Afferent archery
As sparkling efferent
Avid constellations
Act, salty and feline
Adulterous winking
Aerobics of nature

21/11/2015

Premium Member December Reimagined

The moon risen high, over
    the burial vault of the sun
  to the accompaniment of fireworks
    from competing constellations

  ~ All this, before suppertime

Premium Member Strewn From the Stars

Strawberry constellations twinkle
As seeds for meteors impact fields of greenery.
Abundance grown, as liquified elixirs are sown,
So unlike any ambrosia ever known.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member An Inquiry of Mine

The sun still shines
    bells yet chime

  Vintners make wine
    constellations align

  Hearts intertwine
    even poetry rhymes

  Are you still my Valentine?
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Night Sky

a pitch dark black sky Jupiter Saturn close by constellations glow
Hi-Ku 2 contest Brian strand Written 16/12/2020 5-7-5 no punctuation marks
Form: Haiku

Premium Member SHAPE OF HOME

Home stellar, drifting calling, circling, remembering nebulae, thresholds, constellations, grace awakening, expanding, becoming luminous, eternal Cosmos
Form: Diamante

Innominatus

Stars reflect
the light inside you
Their galaxy
our soul’s domain

New constellations
wait unchristened
To burn inside
— each heart to name 

(Dreamsleep: March, 2024)
Form: Rhyme

Love Remembered

From finite
Garner nostalgia
From olden days;
Golden rays,
Green boughs,
Soft meadows,
Stars reflecting hope.
The elder watched
The constellations,
Shaping and re-shaping.

A Note In November

Like a note in November
Left on some treeless leaves
Still as snowflake constellations
Made lost along the drainway
And till unsighted
These words falling, fleeing
Into Winter.

Premium Member I Want To Dance With Him

I want to dance with him throughout all of the bright constellations.
I want to prance with him beneath clouds of condensations.
I want to entrance him while we're under the influence.
Form: Sijo

Your Eyes

Up in the clouds and in between the meadows
Your eyes painting a shimmering picture
Of my whims, muses, stars and constellations
That won’t be brought down
If I keep staring into them

Premium Member MIROISTA 1

world of dreams
    made manifest
imagination extolled
in motifs
eclectic
surreal
   thoughts
 the outlandish
   otherworldly
unconscious
   constellations
of visual
   poetics
art
Form: Ekphrasis

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