Short Outer Poems

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


Flying Blind

The mathematician 
He never listens
Plans to fly beyond black hole
He is flying blind
He is out of time
Of his fate no one will know


On a Planet In Far Outer Space

On a planet in far outer space,
You'll find a familiar face,
The folk there you see,
Well they all look like me,
It must be a beautiful place.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member parasitic fungus from outer space

It attacks our species and genus
Detect trumposaurus meanus
By its orange mane
Its mycelium brain
And its shiitake-stemmed pen!s
Form: Limerick

Inner With Outer

inner with outer
                                        if everything's balanced with
                                              body's mind feels right
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Outer Limits of the Baby Boom

Ours
is a rare connection
so rare, in fact
we fear it just like we feared
Mom's disapproval
or Dad's superiority.
Ain't it strange,
ain't it real
ain't it life?


Premium Member On My Journey To Outer Space

on my journey to outer space 
cool, blue moonshine lights my path
maneuvering through glittering stars
sunrise breaking the Earth’s horizon
a new day has begun for all

Premium Member Beyond outer form

Your hypnotic eyes
and childlike exuberance
sends a bliss spasm through my veins.


My void centric stance
melds my spirit with God’s light,
aglow in cave of your heart.
Form: Sedoka

Question

For those who want to travel throughout the sparkling magic of space, 
to see meteors crashing on planets,
Icy comets passing by and dead moons revolving…
Just where do you think you are now?

Premium Member Outer Space Beings

Outer space is such an intriguing topic Other civilizations exist, it's common logic May not resemble us Different customs and such Like making love in the office, quite erotic
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Outer Space Beings

Outer space is such an intriguing topic There are aliens out there, it's common logic May not look like us Different customs and stuff Make love while dining, that's quite erotic
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Outer Space Beings

Outer space is such an intriguing topic Other civilizations exist, it's common logic May not resemble us Different customs and such Like making love in a spaceship, WOW quite exotic
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Outer Darkness

with unconsoled cries weeping and gnashing their teeth ~ their worm never dies
————— for the Hell Haiku Poetry Contest sponsored by Robert James Liguori written on 3/26/23
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Venus

Venus sings a love song
Everyone in deep space longs to hear
Nebulae in endless darkness shimmer
Until the time they disappear
Such passion echoes around the universe


Planet Poetry Contest
May 15, 2021
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Lost In Space

Milky Galaxy
Heavenly Bodies
Astronaut Training
Space Exploration
Glenn, Scott, Carpenter

60’s Space Race 
Explore Cosmos
Land On The Moon
Favorite Martian

Aliens
George Jetson
Lost In Space

Moon

Premium Member Outer Space

It's freaking cold in outer space, minus 458 degrees Where does it begin, 62 miles up before hitting deep freeze Most space is empty A vacuum quite aery Mainly hydrogen, helium and some bundled up fleas
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Outer Space

It's freaking cold in outer space, minus 458 degrees Where does it begin, just 62 miles before hitting deep freeze Most space is empty A vacuum quite aery Mainly hydrogen, helium and some helmeted fleas
Form: Limerick

Premium Member black diamonds arrived on asteroids

black diamonds are different than white ones
They did not form inside the earth
They arrived here on asteroids

They are from outer space
register ten on the Mohs hardness scale
and deflect negativity from the wearer

Premium Member Outer Child

Written by Gail DeBole on April 10, 2015


The hidden Inner Child briefly escapes the  
          Boundaries of adulthood 
And experiences the world's delights
          Through the eyes and actions of the Outer Child.

Premium Member Journey to outer space

Going to the moon. 
A noble undertaking 
Rockets are in flight 

Ready for lift off
Rockets engines Roaring load
Vibrant flames ignite

Rockets pierce the clouds 
Stars twinkle in darkened skies
Endless wonders shine
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Outer space

Infinite expanse,
Stars twinkle in darkened skies,
Cosmic mysteries.

Planets in motion,
Galaxies collide and burst,
Endless wonders shine.

Astronauts explore,
Weightless, they float in vastness,
They are on the moon
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Like to Float into Outer Space

for about a week
I’d like to float into outer space
wearing my pink pajamas
the ones without frill or lace

I would float in my rowboat
full of root beer and Milky Way bars
enjoying the pretty cosmos
tantalizing the stars
fun
Form: Rhyme

Outer Banks

They found Love on the Outer Banks 

They weren't looking, but it found a way 

Dancing together out in the midst of the waves 

Holding on tight like it's their final day 

Two hearts beating, with the strength of a hurricane

The Outer Island

The Outer Island 

Small Island in a summer lake
And on a day of play 
Young people were slaughtered by
A madman posing as normal.

Another summer the island is
Full of wild flowers 
Whispering trees 
A requiem for those left behind.

Outer Layers

I mourn
not just for the 
impatient dead
but for the 

spectors who 
tug me with
tasks incomplete
and error

beyond correction.
Death is 
irrelevant to haunting.
I have created many
 
memory ghosts of beings 
lost to my life
who return to 
dance inside.

Outer Place

Some days,
I have to get into my spacesuit,
and follow an umbilical connection
to your mind.

Your heart has always been
a capsule
large enough for our love,

but somedays,
I just float around in the space between us,
- signaling in the void.

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