Short Galaxies Poems

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


I Am Untitled Ii

he was a telescope
he had space and its galaxies in the palm of his hands
she just couldn't use the adjustors correctly
Form: Haiku


Space

It's the colours you see, in the dim of the night. The endless galaxies, and their infinite light.

Premium Member Immortal Self

Sheltering in 
Womb of night
Engrossed in
Surreal silence
Imagination stretched
Beyond galaxies revealing
Immortal self
Form: Prose

Premium Member Peace Conference

galaxies agree
harmony among planets
shall be called free bird
* Lynyrd Skynyrd Tribute
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Cloudy Skies

Cloudy skies have beauty, too
               Galaxies of gray with illusions of blue


                                     09/25/21
Form: Couplet


Premium Member COSMIC DRIFT 2

Starlight spills like frost, dusting night’s dark velvet rim. Galaxies breathe slow~ soft lanterns in cosmic drift.
Form: Jueju

Strength

I am galaxies. I am stars. If you want my soul, You won't get far. (We simply don't have the technology.)

Swinging On a Star

On a pedestal
High in the galaxies space
Your love is still bound
Warm arms of loving embrace
My life with “YOU” never ends.

Juanita Warden
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Inward

a doorway breathes out starlight hinges sighing like ancient skies galaxies pooling at its threshold night waiting inside
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Blue Tanka

A traveler lost Far in unknown galaxies Afraid, uncertain Yet, fervent hope’s reborn When eyes behold one blue sphere ~*~
Form: Tanka

Nudge Nudge Wink Wink Maureen

navel as in ships

                                   oops add an "a" still gazing

                                       galaxies of breasts
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The Void

The Void past the galaxies beyond last trails of stardust cosmic nothingness Sandra M. Haight
Form: Haiku

A Little Lonely

An infinitesimal stream of loneliness rippling incessantly through the numberless stars that inhabit the interminable galaxies still yet nonexistent.
Form:

Stardust

Silent cosmic dust,
Spiral galaxies,
Shimmering afar,
Scattered nights above,
Sparkling points of light,
Stellar paths ignite,
Skyward eyes awoke.
Form: Pleiades

Singularity

Traveling by the 
speed of light just to bend time 
and space I came to 

cross over unknown
galaxies for reaching your fond
hex-black singularity.
© Diana Bosa  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Choka

Premium Member 1424

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ interlunar spiders weave dew-strung galaxies strobing moth surrenders~ dusk feasts on silver regrets
Form: Haiku

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

What I Would Give

If galaxies were meant to be yours, 
            I’d give you the whole universe…
     for you’re my home.



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March 17, 2019

Stardust and Galaxies

Infinite possibilities.
We are of stardust and galaxies.

*'A Romantic or Celestial Crystalline Poetry Contest'
*Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
*Entered on: 09/07/2025
© Talia Hill  Create an image from this poem.

More Sky Tales

I
The stars hide time
Having sent their light years
Before red dwarfs

II
If I am the void between 
stars, satellites, galaxies
I'm the canvas the Universe needs
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.

ETERNITY

Our lives may find their ending,
but my love for you is never fading.
Like the galaxies, endless and true,
forever and always, I’ll love you..
until our very last breath
Form: Rhyme

Our noses touch 10-07-26

Galaxies crumble into your gaze,
charting bright shadows through a shimmering haze.
Beneath fluttering lashes, light learns to dance,
poignant and sweet, a breath of romance.
© Shane Zhao  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Viewpoints

viewed by astronauts, Earth is a massive blue sphere stand outside at night, look up see a universe filled with sprawling galaxies we’re but specks of creation
Form: Choka

Sights and Sounds of Reseda, California Before Dawn On a Crisp Autumn Morning

meteors
shooting stars
the Pleiades
Orion's Belt
the Little Dipper
the Big Dipper
stars
galaxies
the moon
satellites
police helicopters
sirens
a bullhorn
time for breakfast!
Form: McWhirtle

Ripple Butterfly Effect and Galaxies

Monoku Series 20220105
I
Big Bang created nothing; just ripples in "dark dark matter" made stars and all

II
Nutrinos move too fast; slow dark matter is without nutrino, photon, atom.
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

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