Short Daystar Poems

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


Premium Member A Mother's Love

Whatever species
A mother with her very young
Opens eyes to love

(Inspired from a worship video from Daystar TV and watching Animal Planet)
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Daystar Rising In Your Heart

When you feel the daystar rising in your heart...

It is time for negativity to depart...

When you are enveloped in love...

You received a divine gift from above...
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Daystar

Days hold the sun
And many wonderful
Yawns
Stars twinkling will be held
Tonight by the sky
And moon
Rising over the mountain top
Form: Acrostic

Share An Autumn Night 2k11

Upon brisk Autumn night of which yet young, Share breaths warmth and heartbeats become tho' one; Share much tenderness and energy among Till brilliant daystar bid pair done.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Fog

Fog on the mountain
Totally shroud in a cloud
One ray of sunshine

(This came to me today as I watched Daystar TV--Worship Videos.  This is how I feel 
sometimes totally confused but then I see God. )
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Swans On the Lake

Swans glide on water
Elegant graceful lovers
Float to other

Swans mate forever
Greeting caressing lovers
Touch slightly linger

(Inspiration from John Denver's song "A Song For All Lovers" and Daystar TV Worship Videos)
Form: Haiku

Premium Member DAYSTAR

Do you ever wish upon a star?
Always in search of cornucopia
You could not forget a wish like that
So it is always worth wishing on stars
To bring home joy , pleasure and play
And hoping you will hit the right arena
Right where your glorious dream will land
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Daystar

Dream peep of early gold rim halo 
August riser gleeful in exalted chant
Yield to dulcet chirp from ornate winger
Sunburst orange red splash of heaven
Taunt and tease ocean blue mist eyes 
Amber warm rays dazzle pearl clad beach
Revere the hue-rich magic spectra veil
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Daystar

 Delighted under your light,
 Amazing to see you shining
 Yes, I am grateful to see the
 Stars, the souls of our lost ones
 Touching us with tenderness~
 Above, where we all will bright
 Replete with the searched love
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Daystar

Deny your second eye and transcend with your third
Advent transforms to your True You
Yonder Hope becomes Answers
Shine in the Light of Truth
Touch of Faith is yours divine
Ascension to Heaven assured
Righteous life for evermore
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Daystar NOT FOR CONTEST

Devine intervention neon near fuchsia far
Amethyst gem of lavender love in heart
Yellow smile running miles in my mind
Sun rises in your eyes beautiful kind
Turquoise thoughts of tender teal touch
Amber kiss from the sweetest lips of love
Red reverie flying me to day star like dove
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Daystar

Daystar, you warm and comfort me,
And cheer me up - fill my heart with glee.
You're my hero up so high, 
Shining light so we all can see, 
The source of all earth's energy,
Always there, so dependably,
Really good for a circle in the sky.
sun
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Daystar


D - Darkness cannot disguise your sight,
A - as you shine like a guide at twilight.
Y - Your glory glows among dawn's hues,
S - stirring the soul of a poetic muse.
T - Tender nature warms from your rays.
A - Arriving like a blessing on rainy days.
R - Rainbows reflect as a sign of your ways.
© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member DAYSTAR

D…day dawns in shimmering light.
A…across the skies, sunbeams appear bright.
Y…yellow gold is sprinkled in the East.
S…sun arrives in regal grace as the High priest.
T…tranquil is the morning, assuring a beautiful day.
A…angelic blessings coming on our way.
R…radiant sunshine dispels all trace of gloom!
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Daystar

Dreaming beneath sparkling skies,
adorned with ice-blue sapphires.
Yearning for an evergreen Eden~
saturated with tender celestial light,
tailored with faith, erasing deceit,
as the rose moon unfurls wisteria warmth,
reviving wilted lilies with perfumed prose. 
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Daystar

Dawn brings yellow daffodil to dance 
Above; acceptance peacefulness, for I 
Yearn yesteryears yoke not being alone, need 
Shelter and rest in God's wealth shadow star
Touch sensation heart with pleasure fill. 
Anywhere approve ambiance 
Relief that lacks nothing forever.

7/26/2024
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member DAYSTAR

During the daytime, we’re ruled by the sun.
Allegorically, the Daystar is God’s son.
Yes, I have faith in the Bringer of Light.
Stars do not always shine only at night.
Turn to the truth, for it is bright.
As is God’s love, God’s light too is true.
Redemption it brings, for me and for you.
Form: Acrostic

Daystar

Downfall of Lucifer from heaven having sinned
Against God or is it the planet Venus at dawn,
Yesteryear’s mythology or today’s scientific fact?
Story of man is made up of myths and folklores
Tainted with superstitious shenanigans and mumbo jumbo
Attributing natural phenomenal events to acts of gods
Racing against the coming onslaught of Kaliyuga.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Daystar

Daystar is a poetic word for the sun,
And also another word for the morning star; when
Yellow shines in the sky at sunrise and sunset, with
Spiritual glow to impart and to comfort us.
The eye of heaven, it is said to be, or perhaps just
A planet called Venus;
Radiating like a lamp to light our way on Earth.
Form: Acrostic

Daystar

D   Daystar from on high, visit us this day;
A   arise within us for your Spirit is truth.
Y   You are the Light which saves us from deception
S   so we may serve YOU without fear, without pride.
T   Teach us to act with grace, forgiveness and mercy
A   as You shine through us to all who walk in darkness.
R   Righteous Redeemer, reveal your path to peace.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Daystar



Daylight, a star shines brighter than the sun
Amazed to think before creation had even begun
You see, light was before sun,stars, and moon 
So God was the light, before day four, too!
That light shining brilliant in the dark
Arising in and lighting up our weary hearts
Reaching dark places to show us the truth
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Emblazon the Biosphere

emblazon the biosphere
   abstruse blue, shire green
      shaken out of the shadows
                                 fire opal, daystar yellow
                              every color under the sun
                        embodying the labyrinthine canvas

                                            10/25/2021
                                      BITE SIZE POEM no24

Premium Member Daystar



       Drying up raindrops on window panes,
     Accumulations of wet puddles in spring. 
        Yielding ample ripe fruits of hope on 
    Saturnine days; adding a touch of warmth 
    To frigid-cold winter, to the autumn breeze,
      And ushering in halcyon days of summer.  
Radiant sun, shining bright through the seasons

Form: Acrostic

When the Daystar Shines

Morning breaks in upon my bed
welcome thoughts stir this sleepy head
banishing fear, dismissing dread.

Summoning sparkles in my eyes,
on waking up, daybreak supplies
hope-filled words, "Look to the skies!"
And I thank Jesus as I rise.

He hears the prayers I pray each night.
My Savior dawns with strength and light.
I love you Lord with all my might;
I trust you, God and your insight.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member DAYSTAR


Devotional devotees dazzlingly delight
At an amazing aurora’s star of abiding light;
You’re yawl-like year-round of Yahweh’s areole-sight,
Starlight of sunshine, starlight in splendid night,
Twinkling tirelessly ‘til the thickest tip of twilight; 
Ardent acclamations in our hearts arise…alight,
Reuniting us in rejoicing with reverence in thy rite!
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

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