Short Gazer Poems

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Premium Member Dark Moon Gazer

Night,
rustles,
shrill alert,
shadow drifter,
who might gaze upwards,
at an alluring  moon’s,
hide and seek dark coal sky squint,
to peer between the clouds and smirk,
phantasmic star, its beam that signal,
to post wee small hours mortal  on a quest
Form: Etheree


The Sky Gazer

Her face looks lost,
as she gazes deep into the clear, night sky.
Eyes glitter with delight, and lips opened
partly with awe.
She looks as though she has seen an angel
smiling back at her. 
“Mommy is a star!” she says. 
“Good people never die. They turn to stars!”
Form: Narrative

Night-Gazer

Across the face 
      of a sunflower 
           full moon

scudded a bouquet 
      of clouds, 
           gone too soon,

a night-gazer, to answer 
      a question, 
           it behooved:

was it the moon, the clouds 
      or the sky 
           that moved?
Form: Rhyme

Star Gazer

imperial evil rings the rebellions bell  
and awakens the rebels fight 
allow for a new tomorrow 
a skywalker will be in plain sight 
his mind as sharp and committed 
as the nail that split the force
a parasite of the night are we
 the padawan has chosen his course!




 BY Mark Taylor: ......Star Wars......
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Star-Gazer Lillies

A flower for dreamers
For explorers of the unknown
The pungent perfumed petals
Will permeate a home

Nothing compares to the 
memories Scent recalls
Like a silk thread, 
Tied to stems, 
Connecting all

A zip line of sweet smelling savores
Special moments gone by
We remember them all
My star gazer lilies and I.


Star Gazer

Hundreds of pinpoint lights in the sky
Just one of the many wonders to be seen by the naked eye
Every night I reach up to grab one
Of course I can’t ….. But it’s worth a try 
Their distance from the spot that I stand is astonishing …. My oh my!
For now I will just sit here and enjoy the beauty of their patterns
Soon the sun will rise and I will have to say bye
© James Knox  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Star Gazer

No I won't stop dreaming
in my minds eye
we are the perfect pair
your invisible touch, 
when you stroke my hair
your breaths whispers 
your lips on mine
the closeness I feel, so sublime
your words always gentle and warm
to be in your arms 
safe and content
Under the stars, Heaven sent
To look in your eyes
and no love is 
there just for me
is all I want
is all I need
So let me keep dreaming
till I find you.
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