Short Meteor Poems

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


Premium Member A Planet In Andromeda

a planet in Andromeda in a meteor shower light years away inhabited by androids mining camp
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Making Art

Explosion, burning fireballs sail aloft; Meteor begins descent; God’s paint glob hits canvas.
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Meteor

contemplating
old age...
compressing
the passage of time
in a streak of light

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© 29th April 2017
Form: Tanka

Set The Mood

Red rose corset, black trim,
dress leaves little to imagination,
light lace to hide my secrets,
choker with meteor made black rose pendant.

Premium Member Universal Display

Colors swirling by in cloudy darkened night sky meteor shower- satellites in midnight dance a universal display.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Meteor

Meteor




Sight of a falling METEOR was a REMOTE possibility.




Written dec 12th, 2015
For Silent one's - Anagram one liner six contest
Form: Verse

Unlucky Peter Mcgraw

Here rests unlucky Peter Mcgraw
He was struck down dead by a meteor,
All of his life he'd had no luck,
He'd still be here, if he'd just looked up.
© Gary Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epitaph

Meteor Shower

Stars are shining, 
I should be smiling. 
Meteors are falling, 
I should be wishing. 
But you're beside me sitting, 
There's no need to be hoping.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mister Flash

It’s blade severs night; A razor flying through space leaves an injured void. Soaring legs in marathon; meteor in burning flight.
Form: Tanka

Lily

burnt orange stamen
six fuschia-spotted petals
stargazer lily
spirit begs for cloudless nights
awaits meteor shower


for Line Gauthier's Bite Size Contest #19
Form: Tanka

O Love- Burn Me

O love
I’m fallacious; the dust of the dusk
You’re meteor; the eternal soul of the galaxy
Come on, burn me
by razing the inner self



-May 08, 2019, Chattogram

Stargazing Meteor Lights

The stars jet by him
Stargazing meteor lights
Stealing his hearts soul  

Another older haiku of mine, by the file's creation date it seems to be about 2 years old.
Form: Haiku

Meteor

showers of rocks in orbit
an unseen shooting star
meteor of fire
meteor of rain
one time as a piece of the atmosphere
only one can send a shower of meteors
God the almighty

Premium Member Meteor Showers

Meteor showers explode bright, colorful streaks... natural fireworks +++++++++++++++++++++++ Written 2-23-2016 'See or Feel' Contest 8th Place
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The Shooting Star

The meteoroid 
Circumvents the void
'Til captured by the atmosphere
It then plummets toward the Earth
With glowing core
As a meteor
But after a dazzling fiery flight
On impact
is a meteorite
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tunguska

Sailing through a black hole, he arrived; our solar system welcomed him meteor at journey’s end landed with a big thud; radiation burned Tunguskas land; deep crater Its’ burn, built.
Form: Nonet

Meteor Shower

The night skies glimmer
As they rocket up and down
Dazzling and dancing

Awaited by hearts
Hoping that wishes come true
Gazers left in awe

Come, adorn the night
With beauty I was enticed
Bring me to the skies
© Karen Da  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Meteor Shower

Watching overhead amaze at the meteor shower.
                Cosmic debris spill, across the night sky.
                You grasp my hand softly - my lovely boo,
                holding me tight whispering I love you.
Form: Rhyme

Heavens

So, when you wish upon a star all your dreams will come true; unless the star is actually a meteor about to destroy the Earth, in which case, you're pretty much screwed; no matter what you wish for
Form: Shape

Sutured Infirmity

Gripping the meteor,
both hands for dear life

Expelling, compelling,
less heat and more light

Afraid to let go,
knowing what it will mean

My pen to go dry
—my heart not to bleed

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Meteor

after 
showering
after
coming

down from
the high
of thinking
she said

yes
i met
her
and

she
not
or
nary

a
meter
away
said not

in your
wildest
dreams
(note to

self- no
more
dreams
about

Amazonia)
Form:

My Heart Not To Bleed

Gripping the meteor,
  both hands for dear life

Expelling, compelling,
  less heat and more light

Afraid to let go,
  knowing what it will mean

My pen to go dry,
 —my heart not to bleed 

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Why Is She So Beautiful

powerful mystical energies
magnified life is a game
take the risk
omen of fights  catastrophes
convert your violence to 
passionate creativity
meteor shower
the moon is passing
behind the earth
into its umbra
why is she so
beautiful
Form:

Premium Member Nature's Omen

An ominous revelation  
that causes cosmic causation,
reveals nature's Delphic intent
of foretelling a looming event

with not philosophical tools
or words of sophistical fools--
but by a show of its power
from a dazzling meteor shower!
Form:

O Love Burn Me

O Love you are deathless path
But I'm the living dead mirth

O Love you are great soul of meteor, great path of galaxies
But I'm the fallacious wisp, dust of the dusk

O Love come into me,
burn me firing the inside

- January 08, 2020 CTG, BD

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