Short Morning Star Poems

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New Jerusalem

new jerusalem will see the morning star fall - before the lion of judah

Heavenly Monoku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Kim Rodrigues
1/24/19
Form: Monoku


Morning Star

Earth’s sister planet
Venus in all her splendour
caressing my soul

Written 23rd December 2018

Contest: Contest 575
Sponsor: Brian Strand
Form: Haiku

Morning Star

Sunlight lives in you.
Awakened by a dawning love,
your eyes shine gold.
When peaceful night turns to morn, 
the stars dream on your shoulders.
Form: Tanka

Solstice

Moment is here now
Dispersing life’s morning star
Temperatures rise


written for
Sponsor Brian Strand 
Contest Name A 1 TO 8 LINE,any form or theme
Form: Haiku

Me Llamo Diablo

Someone offered love love peace peace to me,
I chose hierarchy to community.

Someone then gave me my eternal birth,
And as a morning star I fell to earth.
Form: Couplet


Columbus

When Morning Star saw Standing Bear
She could make love right then and there
Then Columbus came
And cursed it a shame
Now Justice rules who, how, and where!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Faint Color On the Horizon

The morning star held onto two other stars just for me to see
Faint color at the horizon saying go away bleakness, life come alive
For the rain of yesterday has cleaned air and sky

Celestial Homage

Bowing sterling figs
falling from silvery stream
exalt morning star
© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Light

Light
           Bright, beautiful
   Shining, illuminating, seeing
Morning star, sun, night, shadow
    Blurring, blinding, covering
            Dark, dreading
                 Darkness
Form:

Premium Member Barba Tenus Sapientes


Collective consciousness
Folded over into a square
Wrapped around a tree trunk
Etched with a scimitar
Another guidepost
To the morning star
Ad nauseam
Barba tenus sapientes

My Queen

Do you see your King?
perspired
breathing
Musk in your arms..

Come my Queen
stirred
mocha
flower of desire..

Come
cocooned in silk
morning star
your skin on my sheets...
~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Winter's Morning

The howling wind of which brushes through the trees Pushes through the green in the volatile breeze Merciful star of beaming light in which to bask Overwhelmed, by the bittersweet winter's mask
Form: Pastoral

Premium Member Sequence-Light My Fire

When
sun sets,
night descends,
who,can our life
mend
From
on high,
in the sky,
Morning Star we
spy-
As
day breaks
shadows flee,
in His light,we
see,
The 
Dayspring,
eternal
life,with trust,can
bring
Form: Lanterne

Burn

I remember watching your sunrise,
The way I tried to sit back and let it unfold.
You swooped me off my feet and showed me the world.
The tendrils of a swarm,
Ricocheting warmth.
Do you ever grow dim,
Morning star?

Premium Member Window

Swooshing sound
                         awakens me
                             I look east
                                         the morning star is present
      

 
17 Syllables
Morning Monoku
Written 5/30/22
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Premium Member A Morning Star

After the first frost,
Twinkled lights in the gloom
Emerge like a mirage-
Images,red then white
Speckle the winter night
And fill the cobalt sky-
And in my heart-a light
To fill the darkest place-
A perpetual morning star

Premium Member Morning Star My Guide To Life

After the first frost,
Twinkled lights in the gloom
Emerge like a mirage-
Images,red then white
Speckle the winter night
And fill the cobalt sky-
And in my heart-a light
To fill the darkest place-
A perpetual morning star.
Form: Bio

Premium Member Night Lights

After the first frost,
Twinkled lights in the gloom
Emerge like a mirage-
Images,red then white
Speckle the winter night
And fill the cobalt sky-
And in my heart-a light
To fill the darkest place-
A perpetual morning star.
Form: Imagism

Awesome This, a Rising Star

The fragile mist of morning,
As the sun is breathtaking through—
I can see the daylight forming,
As the sky turns azure blue.

How awesome this, a rising star,
As a billion fade away—
The door of dawn, again ajar,
As enters a new day!
Form: Rhyme

My Morning Star

faith tried, found true I rest in God’s hands the substance of things hoped for evidence of things unseen miracle worker Christ alone heals
December 5, 2020 dedicated to my dad, a man of faith form: Joseph's Star
Form: Verse

Hymn To the Morning Star

Hymn to the morning star With these scars that remain, and the fear in the streets. The devil's breathing embers, his flesh you'll eat. When it's nail upon bone, and thorn upon brow,...to be enlightened is to be a sinner and against the herd I've found.
Form: Rhyme

Illuminated

Evening about you reminds me of the Sun
You are light and diaphenous warm and sultry
Like a thousand summer solstice or alchemists spells
You are as bright as Venus the morning star
I would like to bathe in your sunny afternoon's

By, Michael Lanier

I Miss You

My Heart aches for you
She is an angel like morning star
20,000 Miles away are tearing me apart
And my heart flies whenever I hear your voice
Sitting close to you is very near and I can 
Sense the togetherness
My heart is so heavy for you
I love you so much.
Gstar
Form: Verse

Together In Separate Worlds

Train passes by no common world incursion
It’s closed space with internal lumination
The passengers in drowsy introversion
Each a universe of personal fixation


Taken from: ‘Advent Morning Star’
21 December 2019
Arbitrium Divisa 5 Contest
Sponsor: Gregory Barden
Form: Rhyme

Mummy

whilst the morning star sparkles brighter??
i will earnestly pray??
that your spectacular sight??
may guide me on my way??

in our shady world of today??
love and affection you portray??
showing the path of life i must trace
mummy my world ,grows with admireable grace??
Form: Rhyme

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