Short Sea Star Poems
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The sea star is terrified.
Chase is on.
He drops the beast an arm.
Knowing it will regrow.
Saving his life one more time
At the expense of one arm.
Listen closely and quietly on this starry filled night
and you can hear the sea waves.
Beating against the beach in rhythmic time
stirring up the pebbles on the sea floor
to dance the jingle and the jangle to the tune of the sea.
Gulls soar
Lunch score
Huge wave
Surf crave
Sea star
Sand bar
Sea glass
World class
Shark sight
Nail-bite
Hot sand
No stand
Beach read
Some need
Sun cream
Tan dream
Sand cake
May break
Sea finds
All kinds
Lights of Atlantis
brightest evening star,
flirts with no shame to the sea,
sea gull winks at me.
9/18/2021
Awash by ripple of night's waves
the glittering starfish drifts
like an open flower on clay--
its plump flesh, a reddish lip
enchanting two lovers' soft kiss
through a glide of dusky sand.
Night Creatures: nette onclaud
Juaneco T posted 1.18.2015
No. 4--Starfish
fame walk
star mock
sand bar
sea star
five limbs
five glims
tube feet
replete
feed on
plankton
plankton
hang ten
landed
stranded
off shore
dry sore
starfish
wet wish
sun lights
last rites
bit dust
star crust
high tide
revived
swell waves
God saves
willowy billowy daydreams
whirlwind of playful fantasy
worshiping mystical moonbeams
waywardly sailing on a sea
warm starry midnight serenades
welcoming beckoning mermaids
whispering invite warm extremes
AP: Honorable Mention 2021
Submitted on June 9, 2018 for contest PLEIADES sponsored by JOSEPH MAY - RANKED 3RD
Wildly fertile soil;
Soft petals and wise old oaks,
some consume insects;
Oxygen filled air;
Many who can’t long to fly
to change perspective;
Storms, wildfires, earthquakes
we feel leveled when she yells;
Mother may I live?
These rushing currents;
Home to scores of marine life,
full of square rip tides;
Replenishing the famine,
it’s symbiotic nature
Philologus of Sinope
Holy Emissary of the Chrestos
One of the seventy stars
Lit by the heavenly Son of the Good
Shining over the Black Sea
A babe was raised by that star for the Church
Rays of great enlightenment
Raised the boy’s soul to the heavenly Good
The star’s love for the Logos
Tore away the man’s tight shackles of death
A fisherman blessed the star
The shipmaster carried the head of Paul
The star was Philologus
His son’s name was Marcion of Sinope