Short Planets Poems

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


Helloooooooo!!!

Bridge across planets
Loudspeaker to universe
Can you hear my heart?
 


for Gareth's Contest: "Familiarity Unknown"
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Kaleidoscope Waka

drops of color
from the painter's palette
blue, orange, yellow, brown, gray, red
in infinite blackness
the planets turn
Form: Verse

Milky Way Galaxy

What a great photo!
Neat to see the galaxy!
Hundreds billion stars!
Estimated to contain;
And hundreds billions planets!
Form: Tanka

Nightscape

When the night is filled with peace
Planets drifting on their course
All the cares of the day cease
With the angels I discourse
© Jim Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

I Do

We only marry on the moon
Sharing our love and special day
With only the stars and the planets 
That don't speak, they only be.


Premium Member Peace Conference

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

Nerves

Tingling nerves,
Certainly anything may happen-
Planets crash beyond the moon
Northern lights are our reward,
Heaven in his touch.

Premium Member Beware

Man has become earth's cancer.

Beware

Of metastasis to other planets!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
        01 June 2021
Form: Epigram

Worlds Away

I am
Venus
You are
Mars

Worlds
Between us
Planets
Stars 

Want me
Love me
Valley
Hill

Yes I
Love you
Want you
Still

Premium Member Joyful Planets

Planets live their lives, spinning; Colorful carousels in Space, never worry about Death; they’ve too much joy.
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Andromeda

bright star
intense night glow
captures black celestial realm
overpowering nearby planets
His eye is upon us

Copyright © 2012 By Caryl S. Muzzey
Form: Verse

Red Sun

I squint at the big red sun 
In a sky full of pink clouds
And wonder what it looks like
On other planets

For Russell’s Red Sun contest, 21st June
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Dodoitsu

Unaware

Today
she wore planets
on a string around her neck
completely unaware

That as part of her finery
she carried
the answer
to the entire cosmos

P I T

Sky a giant,
Over the planets like a roof 
Down pouring,
And
Dropping thunder balls down!

Call of nature of Sky,
Making a toilet pit,
Earth!

Premium Member Scattered Disc

Scattered discs so far Trans Neptunian objects Gravitational Iced minor planets Solar Systems, orbital Eccentricities <">
Form: Haiku

Untitled Love Poem

Planets may crash
but we have touched
the sun and moon
and the heavens light
up our love
as we dance among
the stars
Tonight at least
we are one

The Calm

The Calm

The moon floats patiently
     Soft stars break beyond
Planets seeing everything
     Heaven lights the calm.

(from my archives - 2001)

God's Magic Bottle

The infinity
                                            in it all stars and planets
                                                  God's magic bottle
Form: Haiku

By Grand Design

Countless stars
And planets too
On this particular sphere
Minuscule I stand
Never to fall or fly away
But, left to admire
The creations of his hand
Form: Rhyme

The Blank Space Zero

The blank space zero 	
                                        in circle stars and planets 	
                                              The big universe
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Glowing Nebula

glowing nebula planets dance a reel in space in black hole a new planet forms cr14 meteors sail past a quasar light spray
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Zen mode

although boundaryless 
within form we may size
the Self as a ball of light
centred in our upper chest
around which nodes revolve 
like planets orbiting the sun

Premium Member Pearls of the Universe

Planets of various sizes
orbiting a singular star
their own gravitational pull
aligning the moons
many differences
multiple similarities
pearls of the universe

Touching Airy Sky

The Earth is hanging 		
                                           Stars and planets along with 		
                                                   touching airy Sky
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The One Constant

Sun, moon, stars, planets
    all move around, none are static
   
  The one constant in the universe is change
    from atoms to apatosauruses, it's just rearrangedd
Form: Rhyme

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