Short Star Poems

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


Star

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


Star Lights

Fireplaces are fresh,
Cups hold hot coffee
Flannel shirts,
Denim jeans.
Stars are night lights
Untouched snow found.

Star-Lit Smog

. . . star-lit dewdrops glow

                           thick, toxic, black puffs billow

smothering smog,  go . . .
Form: Haiku

Where Am I, What Am I

Where time and space bend
Across the unseen border
You become a star
Flying through the universe
Merging all realities
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Stars

in twilight’s garden
lumened shoots from evening's soil…
          wildflowers blooming


    **<>**08 Apr 2016**<>**
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Star Seeds

Eyes of bright each morning a different color it did not deflect the palpable shade of her heart Gold

Premium Member Celestial Dance

Listen to poem:
Brightly,
Lightly,
Nightly
Tightly,
Stars shine brightly, lightly in the sky,
Moon moves nightly, tightly passing by.
Form: Tyburn

Premium Member Me And Aladdin



For the longest of time Thought we were it We now await the contact A colossal fellowship

Premium Member Polaris

hanging to the north
a most dependable star ~
faithfully follow 


Date written: 06/12/2023
Form: Haiku

Premium Member moment of transience

once in the dead night
while serving in the army
I had a visit...
a silent bat was flying
around me for my pleasure
Form: Tanka

Lonely Star

Where shall
We find wisdom
To silence
The demons of mars
Through this
Canon of love
Wisdom captured
This lonely star

Wish Upon a Star

unasleep in my bed I think of you 
and wonder where you are 
amist the twinkling stars of hue 
a lovers wish upon a star
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Moved On

looking up to the skies
for leading me
back home to you
is now the path
to its brightest star



AP: 1st place 2021

Premium Member Star Crossed

Soulmates MIA
life waylaid by confusion
we search a world of
topsy-turvy Escher halls
climbing flights of endless stairs
Form: Tanka

Highway Star

A zooming car, a Speed King.
All day, all night.
All down the highway,
Racing with faces unknown
To prove what he’s got.
© A. P.  Create an image from this poem.

Space

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

Premium Member winter twilight

in foggy fishy breezeless weather 
confused stars with doubt and uncertainty blink
pain within, the moon wanes


wordku
Form: Other

Premium Member despite fate

I was awakened
by a kookaburra’s screams
a crackling bushfire…  
this parched yet amazing land
is forever in my dreams
Form: Tanka

Premium Member my sweet solitude

twilight is falling
on the river of Desire
I’m dreaming in vain…
young love never comes to me
by a silent lonely lane
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The Star Cab Company

Wide-eyed splendors at night,

Metamorphosis "Beams!"

Restless sleep or waking light...

Star cast visions and "Dreams!"
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Gold Star

When a soldier falls, they fall also
Who loved him. And we, who so
Serve in kind, must see they, too,
Are never left
Behind
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Soul's Journey

whisper to my heart
and the little stars above
dreams cast the soul's path
© Cindy Bahl  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Star Gazing

Star gazing 
your arms around me,
Just lay back
how they shine  
as they stare in awe of you;   
Shooting smile twinkling.
Form: Shadorma

Premium Member Wanderer

Floating out further,
Adrift among the stellar.
Far beyond return,
Surrounded by the red glow
Of all solar stars which burn.
Form: Tanka

Stars

Within the vast universe 
multitude of cryptic stars
in a heavens ocean
dignified and distinguished
in a frightening serenity

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