Short Vault Of Heaven Poems

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Release the Vault of Heaven

We cracked 
the 
vault of
heaven and disturbed 
the 
Gods of Empyrean
as
the
ripples sing out
across
the fabric of 
space and time
release
the
vault of heaven


Premium Member Hope

A rain cloud gliding like a dove Between the vault of heaven above And the parched land below
June.8.2022 Placed Tenth A Brian Strand Premiere Choice Poetry Contest
Form: Tristich

Fallen Star and Bad Penny

The fallen star
She lay sad and forlorn
Missing her home
In the vault of heaven
Never to be able to return

The bad penny
Came rolling down
Jaunty in his gait
To his same old station
Ever to be able to return

Premium Member cumulonimbus

they rose majestic and magnificent
and swirled before my eyes
they stole my breath my heart
transported floated in the skies

and to the count of seven
I stood suspended in the vault of heaven


AP: 1st place 2025
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Goodnight Under the Stars

outside, an incomprehensible moon hover
behind wisp fingers gracious poise across vast sky

boisterous songbird-swallows touch by the tease
opalescent wisp of light prance around them

muffle yawning lull wild succumb to slumber
savor fresh breath beneath the vault of heaven

8/6/2021
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.


Gas Station Lights I

Glowing gas station lights, bright
In the smooth endless night
The car rambles on
Down the desolate road
Many shadows have past 
Where the indigo black sky is filled
Stars spangle the vault of heaven 
Where it meets the horizons gated ledge
Alone on the road 
The need drops to close so close to “E”


Almost empty…

Premium Member Winter Respite - (Re-Submit)

January
February
Sitting atop a frozen world
In this igloo house
Hovered o’er by Gods
Of ice and snow
In their awful grey vault of heaven!

Some Jupiter’s joke up there
Has turned things upside down
Somewhere above the roiling roof
Lay a land of spice and fruit
Mind reaching out
Logy along the vein
Tastes the unpeeled
Plumb of paradise
One short minute’s warmth

But then
Back down again
January
February
This igloo house

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