Space Poems | Examples of Space Poetry

Stars in the night I see Scenery so sightly Some are twinkling brightly Small ones showing lightly Staring at them nightly Structure holds some tightly Softly they delight me ...

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I am a reincarnated goddess avatar of love and light. I will no longer be afraid to continue to fight For the life I deserve, to live life is my sacred rite....

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She followed a rabbit stitched from stardust, leaping between planets like lily pads of light. A comet brushed her cheek a whisper, a secret, a scent of home long gone. Her dress, woven from constellations, twirled in zero gravity, threads unraveling into galaxies. The wormhole found her. Not a door, but a pulse, a soft tear in the silence. She stepped in. Light bent like memory. Time folded into origami. She became a thought, a...

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In Wonderland's twilight, where shadows play, Alice chased a rabbit, down a curious way. The hole yawned wide, a vortex in the ground, She tumbled in, and her world spun around. Down, down she fell, through swirling lights, A kaleidoscope of colors, a wondrous sight. The air was thick with whispers, a gentle hum, As she pierced the veil, and entered the...

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In the beginning there was a shapeless void. With no axis, no curve, no trace of motion— Just, the stillness of a dark blank space, echoing the hollow absence of intent. A point appeared, a tiny taut singularity. A black pirouette spiraling in the void— Potential perhaps, but not quite enough to suggest that something could follow, beyond a pinprick of stars from the...

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Alice lay reflecting on the adventures she had The characters she met there - good and bad The lessons she learned in Wonderland, The tea party that wasn't so grand... Once again she began to ponder What about life outside Earth and beyond her? A sudden gust blasted open her door And swept her away to the unknown once more! And what would...

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Although our universe seems To be mostly wide open space, Is it actually an entity With a personality and face? All golden, All glowing, All seeing, All knowing....

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Alice Among the Astral Wonders From a rabbit hole of wondrous delight, Alice now ventures to the stars of the night. Her mission's a clock, a celestial race, To find lost minutes in time and in space. The Cheshire Moon grins, a crescent so wide, As meteors fall in a silvery tide. She floats past planets of emerald and gold, A story of...

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Into the rabbit hole, Alice fell down to pass through the tunnel as if she drowned. She had to exit on opposite side through wormhole facing Angel to collide. ...

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*For Tom Woody contest Curiouser and curiouser thinks Alice. Why must I always follow that rabbit? Last time it didn’t work out well, I must try to break the habit. This time they’re on a spaceship And she’s suddenly floating around. Ever since they blasted off, Her feet haven’t touched the ground. But at least her height remains constant. No more shrinking then growing. But where...

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Looking deeper than mind and senses five, instruments provided for earth life use, in stillness, eye of the soul let’s revive, since ego cravings lead to self-abuse. Following scent of love, bliss beat’s our muse, we get to a knowing no one can teach, as illusion of space-time we so breach. Discarding every conditioned belief, jettisoning fear, renouncing desire, we so give our soul...

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Once blown to darkness No moon nor stars Only rocks and planets What else can be done? Once met a prince Thought stuck forever No faith nor hope That will be saved A princess came by To ask and assist Wondering in mind And saved the prince...

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Rather than talking to walls - I talk to the universe Which talks back. The Milky Way hails - The stars wink endlessly - The planets - they enchant - And if my ears are sharp - I might hear steadfastly The drum of time In sync with my heart - The crickets and the owls As one rhyme....

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I knew a young girl just a pretty face who lost her mind in outer space with a celestial body decidedly racy out of this world but totally spacey not quite the brightest light it's true (but what a view) and yet when gazing at the moon turned loony... a space cadet and 'twas the lunar orb (waxing, waning, new or blue) of that there's no doubt whose gravitational pull simply...

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The quicksilver moon’s not secure in her orbit. I’ve heard that she’s slyly slipping away, One and a half inches yearly so a little bit every day. I, for one, want her to stay. ‘Oh meritorious silver sister, you have no dark side, and I’ve grown used to your capricious light, Why do you only hover at night?” I think of her as...

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