Sky Poems | Examples of Sky Poetry

Tonight, no visions dance before thine eyes Tonight, dark clouds obscure the starlit sky Tonight, the gentle breeze hath packed it in Tonight, a wall of heat assaults the skin ...

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last to leave after the all night show - Venus ...

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Under the velvet sky of night, where stars whisper silences, A deep longing is born, a river of shadows flowing through ages, The woman is a living temple, sculpted by the moon's light, The man is a hidden fire, alchemy of the soul in forgotten dust. Through the smoky veil of the body, my eyes delve into abysses, Her soul...

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porch swing raining no scares free air small girl unfurl back, forth ghosts storm lightning blending lost flash backlash time meant ringlets rocking, rocking...

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Contours make a fool of your eyes, shadows smile wearing a disguise. Split-second metamorphosis, too quick to ever reminisce. That alabaster train floating, the gal with her sweetheart doting. What was it I thought I just saw? Blink and miss nature in the raw. Paint-drops on the world around us, broken polish will cause a fuss. Shivering when they juxtapose, a mirage of silhouettes grows. With...

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silence is broken before morning sheds first light chirping in the tree dulcet tunes begin to trill the world dreams, except for me ~ ~ ~ avian crooning lavender sky luminance~ melodies at dawn...

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Early Sunrise golden dawn in view new orb splatters orange tints birds’ songs fill the air signs of divine grace from sky spread bright hues of hope on earth gilded orb ascends summer warmth spreads in the space nature starts anew ...

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Tiranga in the Sky By Amanah Imtiaz Kazi 8F I see you, India bold and bright, In every spark of morning light. Not just in books or words we say, But in our hearts, you live each day. You're more than stories we were told, Of battles fought and courage bold. You rise with dreams in every face, With every fight for truth and...

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a sky filled with stars ~ crowded yet magnificent bursting in twinkle...

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For Sir Brian Strand's 1400 Poetry Contest 1 August 2025 * ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ...

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I saw a butterfly in the sky from a memory a tear came to my eye through transcendence it had arrived it wasn’t in any way contrived our oneness with loved ones passed will always last the truth is no longer masked we are one the die is cast life is good when understood through the Light nothing can hide from it...

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Summer Sunrise Hiku 43 Golden morn in view Summer shine kisses the dew~ Nature starts anew. \ / ...

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It was sunny the day our hearts broke away. A decade has passed—but some wounds ignore clocks. The news bloomed like bruises on a nation’s chest. Shoreham stood still. Time forgot how to move. Eleven men. Men of mornings and small routines. Lunchboxes. Laughter. Motorbikes. Some had children. Others were children—still. And one… one kept wildflowers on his phone. Too shy to say, “This made me...

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By Michael Parker At the end of the street lies the sky dressed in the purple magician's robe of eventide and the winter storm. Tonight, she sculpts stairs of ice and snow. She casts spells upon the laden earth and the dying man can hear her invitations in the blizzard, in dreams that are like all other dreams except more sound, deep, and...

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Cyberspace, my blue astral projector I'm not seeking new friends to entertain I dwell in a big celestial sector Cradled in great cool mists and northern rain. Yet, from funny dark galaxies above Comes bright celestial advice, kind and wise. The Oak Grove beckons those whom nature loves To stretch their wings where faery nature flies. A faery soars through Cosmos, fierce and...

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