Short Star Trek Poems

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Premium Member Phasers on Stun

Space, the final frontier 

I'd rather be there my dear

Cuz I'm a man and a Star Trek fan

So beam me up Scotty, I'm here
Form: Rhyme


Don'T Tell Bones

Star Trek officer Mr. Spock
simply couldn't find his sock
which he had just overlooked
but don't tell Bones Spock's goose was cooked!
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member LIFE

Live long and prosper*
In spite of your death desire;
Find the releasing pit,
Empty your anguish into it.


*Leonard Nimoy as Mr. Spock, Star Trek
Form: Acrostic

Star Ship Enterprise

"May the Force be with you!" Spock said
Leaving poor Jan shaking her head
For Bones does not care
That fills Jan with air
Since Kirk logs, "Warp Speed Launch" instead
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Yay For Science

News: Teleportation Was Achieved Over The Internet for the First Time

yea for science
but I just want earl gray 
hot*

*Captain Picard, Star Trek: The Next Generation
Form: Senryu


Static Intersections: Notes from a Fibonacci Conscious

As I'm here today, tomorrow a row away
Fibonacci conscious and novice of the fact
Eso-meta-psyche intact in static intersections
Theoretic physics listed
Spooky observer directed undetectables
Far fetched skeptic sketch initiated contact 
Star Trek

Off Duty - A Star Trek Deleted Scene

Captain Picard enters his quarters
after a hard day on the bridge, the
Enterprise had left Klingon space
    
    Tea, Earl Grey, hot

The replicator whirred inaudibly

    Damn it! 
    Cup!
    CUP!

    Water, soapy, hot

The replicator responded again

    Damn it!
    Red alert!

The Borg

Whilst watching Star Trek with Captain Picard
They were fighting cyborgs in their universe marred
The Borg fly their cube spaceships  and look to destroy
Federation Starships that against them deploy
One thing that puzzles me with the Borg
Do they have toilets especially designed for cyborgs? 

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Star Trek Comparison

Jean-Luc Picard cant replace James T. Kirk

                       with his Earl Grey tea and sinister smirk,

he lacks Jim's youthful physique,

                       that made women's knees go weak,

and acts more like a Shakespearean jerk.


(Limerick)


04/02/2022


On A Lim Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Joseph May
"Star Trek"
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Dream Series: Space Genie

I'd been speed-watching all past Star Trek series. So of course this week I dreamed I was visited by Q of the Q Continuum and he would grant me one wish. In my waking world I'm sure I'd've asked for something greedy if not for something sappy like peace between all people. But in my dream, without missing a beat, I wished Molly Ivins was still alive.

Premium Member To Boldly Go

Shatner's Star Trek: a true break-out show Well, except for the red shirts, you know? With their food replicators, Universal translators, To infinitives, they'd boldly go. ————— for the On A Lim Poetry Contest sponsored by Joseph May on the original Star Trek series written on 03/31/2022 HowManySyllables.com: 9/9/7/7/9
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Captain Kirk

Captain Kirk had lots of nerve
Solving all things with his verve
Until he did split
And then had a fit
He now wore a woman's curve.

Note: Inspired by the Star Trek
episode Turnabout Intruder in which  Captain Kirk's insane ex-lover Dr. Janice Lester forcibly switches bodies with him in order to take command of the Enterprise.
Form: Limerick

Deep thoughts by Charlie Milie II

No one ever thinks about the inventor of the toilet
but we use it every day
no one thinks about the thought process put into that invention
I bet it took a long time to design
to me the toilet looks like a spaceship from Star trek
it would be neat if when I pulled the handle 
It'd blast me into outer space
Although I would probably feel a little embarrassed with my pants down.

Star Trek

The vacuum 
between the stars
didn't care.
Much of it
died silently.
There were no tears.
The spaces
met each other
by chance. Strangers
rubbed together
to become families
without benefit
of wisdom.
We traveled
with our crew
of coincidental friends.
We almost cared,
but not quite.
We were tied together
by rules we learned
late. 
With this crew
we imagined
a universe of life.

Dancing Ballerinas On a Pile of Steaming Alien Shi,T

f*ck justin bieber 
f*ck harold and kumar 
f*ck huey lewis 
f*ck star trek 
  
  
  
f*ck everything that isn't classical music 
f*ck art that doesn't make sense who the f*ck would pay 
5 billion dollars for splotches 
of 
paint 
  
  
  
f*ck mariah carey 
f*ck reading books 
get a kindle god dammit 
it's 2012 
and people still read books 
and listen to the beatles 
what the f*ck is wrong with you troglodytes

Premium Member Five Tv Sets

Five TV sets mounted on the wall
Constant movement 
All kinds of colors
Muppets, insurance commercial,
Epidemiologist, COVID 19 stats,
Star Trek, crime shows, opera singer
Breaking news, Charlie Brown, 
A community garden,  medical ads,
Ads for hand sanitizer, smiling child,
Old lady, ad for I phone, horses
I have no idea how anyone can do this all day
I watch in disbelief, seeing nothing worthwhile

Star Trek Senryu - Roddenbery’s Dream

Every race and kind
Infinite diversity
Roddenbery’s dream

To boldly go where
no one has gone before them
Kirk and Spock explore

To seek out new life
and new civilizations
yes, to boldly go

For science and peace
or is it just for conquest
What do humans seek?

Would Gene be proud of
humanity and Trekkies 
If alive today? 

Go out and make a 
change in our planet first, then
Roddenbery’s way!
© Roger Alyn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

He Claims Not To Be a Geek

He claims not to be a geek,
Although it has been heard,
That he’s in the science clique.

He denies that he’s a nerd,
But if you quickly check,
His Sci-Fi interest is inferred.

He says he doesn’t like “Star Trek”,
But if you block the TV set,
He’ll often crane his neck.

He says he’s not a dweeb and yet,
Ask him about his PhD,
He’ll know the answer you can bet.

If he’d stop denying it he’d see,
I’m just as big a geek as he!

Premium Member I'Ll Be Bauk

he's color blind does not find fault or mind her picks ————— see you in court! she retorted the short of it ————— star trek parsec wait a sec, what? non sequitur ————— low libido sees her, "whoa, son!" also rises ————— singular pun everyone missed save one, of course
————— Some first attempts at some Than-Bauk, will try again 3 lines, 4 syllables each: xxxa, xxax, xaxx
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Than-Bauk

100

If Lucille Ball had lived, she'd be one hundred today.
Many people were devastated when she passed away.
She and Desi Arnaz started a studio called Desilu.
They produced Star Trek and several other shows too.

It turns out that Mrs. Ball was a Leo like me.
She was a big fan of Three's Company.
When she starred in those sitcoms, she had much appeal.
Happy one hundredth birthday, Lucille.

(DEDICATED TO LUCILLE BALL WHO DIED APRIL 26, 1989.)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Paper Moon

You stay here, you're gonna die. Not all at once, but little by little. Eventually, you'll become as hollow as I am.*
Wished upon a falling star, tried to catch the rainbow’s end, bought all kinds of lucky charms, but love always passed me by outside the place where I dwell in perpetual dreaming under a torn paper moon. * Vic Fontaine (James Darren), “It’s Only a Paper Moon, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine S07 E10, 1998
Form: Verse

Premium Member Take Me To Your Leader

I’ve watched enough Star Trek
To know that you weirdos
Need to take me to your leader

Captain Kirk would not negotiate
With such rumbustious riff raff
You’re trying my patience

I’ll continue to be polite with you
But don’t push your luck
Now take me to your leader

And get those silly water pistols
Out of my face



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Submitted on July 28, 2018 for contest TAKE ME TO YOUR LEADER sponsored by CAREN KRUTSINGER  -  RANKED 4TH

The Arrival of 1960's Television

The furniture was rearranged,
to make sure there was space,
and suddenly the radiogram,
had moved to second place.

Now we would have Thunderbirds,
Star Trek and man on the moon,
Tomorrow’s World had landed,
right there in the living room.

And no-one in the family,
could really disagree,
with the magic or excitement,
of our black and white TV.

There was a note of caution though,
when mum to our surprise,
said, “don’t complain to me,
if you end up with square eyes…”.
Form: Rhyme

Genesis

Wasn't that the name of a rock band?
Or perhaps something from Star Trek? 
The world was not created in 7 days
  However, after Adam and Eve ate the deadly 
apple the world changed
The metaphor is excellent - The Bible is a poetry book 
The light from the past still has relevance
Even if we are now in the computer age
The old verities still have power
The world exists 
So do we
You can scoff at  existence 
Find it a kind of cosmic joke
But it has been said before 
Readers - This is not our fate
Form: Didactic

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