Short Space Poems

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


Star

Star
Big, bright
Glowing, giving, shining
Lights up the universe
dazzling, sparkling, lighting
Object, sphere
Light
Form: Cinquain


Looking For You

Morning’s golden 
Dawning
Kisses my wings
As I fly 
To the sky
Looking for you
Instead, I found 
Half moon 
Aloft

I Am Untitled Ii

he was a telescope
he had space and its galaxies in the palm of his hands
she just couldn't use the adjustors correctly
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Blue Trash

Ball of Debris
Use to be 
So pretty
Flying by
"Blue Trash"

What else do you think they'd call us?






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Premium Member In the Tunnel

in the tunnel with apprehension strange pitch hole in the universe - unknown species
Form: Senryu


Silly Willie Ups a Dilly

The best 2021 perk
Was a space flight for Captain Kirk
An Enterprise
Where no one dies
Proving fantasy just might work
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Planet In Andromeda

a planet in Andromeda in a meteor shower light years away inhabited by androids mining camp
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Cracking the Quiet Space

cracking the quiet space, toddler with seeds
   feeds ostrich through car’s window,
giggles with jocund joy

8/20/2022
Form: Kimo

From the Inside Out

Land
Phosphorus packed
Cascade slithers down
Myriad of green 
Space 
Lunar Light
Luminous Nebula
Serpentine Discover

Premium Member New Day

She is the stars in
My darkest hour, just as I
Am the setting sun,
I reassure her there will
Always be a brand new one.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Space Rabbits In the Night

gathered dust bunnies
submerged into the darkness
carrot cromping stars


8/9/18
Written by James Edward Lee Sr. 2018
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Making Art

Explosion, burning fireballs sail aloft; Meteor begins descent; God’s paint glob hits canvas.
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Olympus Mons

Albedo feature An edifice of great height Is Olympus Mons http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/space.php
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Perpetual Swirl

perpetual swirl

   portal through pink nebula --

      pathway to the light



*For Rick's "Haiku Beyond" contest
Form: Haiku

Space

It's the colours you see, in the dim of the night. The endless galaxies, and their infinite light.

Premium Member Chasing Shooting Stars

chasing shooting stars
wandering the galaxy
gold dust at my feet



AP: Honorable Mention 2020, Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member Haiku For a Comet

Haiku for a Comet

Lone drifting iceball
Unnoticed mote in Heaven,
Flirt with a bright star,
To gain a long bridal veil!
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Spacious

immense
intense 
absence 
suspense 

Beyond skies lies immense, intense space. 
Absence, suspense adds unknown to face.
Form: Tyburn

Premium Member Martian Love

The Martian Mork  
Loved the American Mindy 
   He -- animated, yet robotic-formal
   She -- cute, though annoyingly normal
Form: Clerihew

Summer Breeze End of Lunar Month

End of lunar month
many stars are whispering
In a summer night
feel so closed you want a touch
gentle lovely summer breeze
Form: Tanka

T.A.U.R.U.S

Thundering Across the sky
Almighty against all others
Unleashing his power
Reckless among the heavens
Unbelievably
Strong
Form: Acrostic

Prophecy I

The faith of mankind
Will be endured in a cosmic way
Between the stars
Many moons after a solar day

~ Leonard Napierskie
Form: Quatrain

Milky Way Galaxy

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

I Need Space

You overwhelm me 
Warm like the sun
But also like gravity.

My last view of you 
Kaleidoscopes.
A brilliant new galaxy.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Gifts From God


Two basic necessities
Two contrasting realities
Time neither pauses nor stops
Space neither alters nor moves

052224PS

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