Short Pulsars Poems
Short Pulsars Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Pulsars by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Pulsars by length and keyword.
Cattle-cars filled with Jews,
Hot guitars wailing blues,
Pulsars beaming in the night,
Thoughts of wrong, desire for right,
Cigarette ash- grey and rigid,
German soldier, Russian front frigid,
Masonic poetic words far too turgid
Categories:
pulsars, death, history, life, on writing and words,
Form:
Free verse
SKY
Night dark.
Stars spark.
Blue stars
Red Mars.
Twin stars
Pulsars.
Light caught.
Just lost.
Who stole?
'Black hole.'
03/23/17
March 2017 Standard Contest by Brian Strand
First Place
Categories:
pulsars, sky, star,
Form:
Footle
I was looking at the starry sky
When past a comet sped.
Oh, how I wished I could
Attach to it a sled.
I'd hurtle through the universe
Such things would I see,
Planets never seen before
And distant galaxies.
I could watch a super nova
Dodge pulsars cosmic rays,
And marvel at planetary rings
As I toured the milky way.
I could fly through a nebula
As on and on I sped,
Then shoot off to infinity,
Aboard my celestial sled.
Categories:
pulsars, adventure, fantasy, imagination, space,
Form:
Rhyme
I was looking at the starry night
When past a comet sped.
Oh, how I wished I could
Attach to it a sled.
I'd hurtle through the universe
Such things would I see,
Planets never seen before
And distant galaxies.
I could watch a super nova,
Dodge pulsars cosmic rays
And marvel at planetary rings,
As I toured the milky way.
I could fly through a nebula
As on and on I sped,
Then shoot off to infinity,
Aboard my celestial sled.
Categories:
pulsars, space, universe,
Form:
Rhyme
The manifestation of God's word,
The Big Bang created the universe,
a phantasmagorical coalescence of sparks.
Billions of galaxies swirl in the fabric of time and space
like filigree clusters set with pulsars and quasars,
their massive black holes generating cosmic rays.
Harbingers of life and death, stars define infinity;
as dark matter anchors gravity's web of threads
blurring boundaries of science and creation,
afloat in an unfathomable sea of ebony.
Categories:
pulsars, 10th grade, 11th grade, beauty, imagery, imagination,
Form:
Free verse