Short Starships Poems
Short Starships Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Starships by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Starships by length and keyword.
myself
fearful ending
starships gather humans
justify my entry records
alone
on the verge of becoming
becoming undone
not here
every where
and London
said I
to the stars
forget you Mars
I’ll stay on this planet
for all my days
longing for starships
and pirate's ways
Children are riches
books are treasures
Read them to sleep
aboard starships of pleasure
Tuck them in tightly
'neath soft blankets of down
Peaceful dreams' smile
the jewel in their crown
Arcturus Hub
Arcturus by the milky way,
5th dimension players Grey,
central hub of our galaxy
most advanced of all our neighbours sit,
multi light years, just a bit,
from which their Starships flit,
too advanced, to coin a phrase.
Don
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
maneuvering over the vast expanse
might take eons
starships leaving the speed of light
in their rear-view mirrors
crews of AI along for the ride
in case G-d might decide
to breach the great divide
This crystal sky’s non polluted,
I can glimpse into a lush world.
Hidden starships hang in the air,
when will they become visible?
Doubters called it convoluted
as distant galaxies still swirled.
All that I manage is to stare,
awed by what shines invisible.
Bottled starlight tousles my hair,
celestial grips me with sly skill.