Crossed Star Poems | Examples

These Crossed Star poems are examples of Star poems about Crossed. These are the best examples of Star Crossed poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberStar-Crossed Cat Love

Star-Crossed Cat Love A domestic Manx, hopes torn stream and tossed Pines and purrs for a stray cat so very lost Their souls ache with delight Through the screen door at night A true love forbidden at a heartbreaking cost


Premium MemberTrips Around The Sun

Days come and days go, again and again
rushing forward, knowing it'll never slow.
Modus long before first life could begin,
crossed the cosmic face of sun's starry glow.

Time turns into weeks and melts into years.
Years form a towering silent spiral.
Solar powers play with our human fears,
mortality is the prime denial.

Each trip, thinking God is the Solar One -
while hushing this ticking head's twirling spin.
Before the end, when all living is done;
seize this stellar journey that's ever been.

One's long life is not a matter of pride.
It's how we all have helped while on our ride.



104 words Sonnet
© Greg Gaul  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberStar-Crossed Love

How could our love have been so strong
And yet also seemingly so wrong.

Premium MemberStar-Crossed Nights

It happened on a rainy night
As I walked out....
........... and she walked in
I alone possessed the paper
As she retained the only pen
Oh, the poetry we could have written 
And the stories we might create
If she arrived a minute early
Or I departed, a little late

She sought shelter form the weather
As I ran to to catch the bus
Instead of loving life together
Loneliness was meant for us
They say that Love never fails
I would like to think they're right
But it was lost in just a moment
Once upon a rainy night.

Premium MemberStar-Crossed Lovers

A Venusian and Martian met one day
But a language barrier stood in their way.
They observed the stars
Between Venus and Mars
Still, they had very little to say.

Both are unique and complex in make
Desiring a love that would make Earth shake.
Though broken at heart
They must stay apart.
There are plenty more options to take.

If only their warring families knew
Of the chemistry existing between these two!
They might try to seek peace
Cultural conflicts may cease...
The Marnusians would be a form new.

Unfortunately life doesn't work that way
Whatever fairytales and fantasies say.
Each a star-crossed lover
Secret. Undercover.
Their affection doomed til their dying day.


Premium MemberStar-Crossed Lovers

If a single star, is a brief delay
For a ship too far, in a far-fetched way
Then a full-flung fling, on a fateful fly
Is a hull-hung thing, on a hateful high

When I sing my song, in a sad singer's voice
In a mad sing-along, and a bad singer’s choice
There is just one wrong, and a single mystery
For a solitary gong, and a salty melody

On a Monday night, by the stars far away
There is just one bite, in a Mars Milky Way
And the gloam, you ignite, by the sand, and the sea
Is the poem, you recite, for the canned revelry

For the star-crossed two, living two-crossed lives
Where the hard-frost gives, and the chard survives
There is plenty to do, when the dew-drop dies
And the last laugh lives, where the least love lies.

Premium MemberStar Crossed Lovers

A familiar tale so oft told
of one so shy .. the other bold
an affair that started in the rain
was love a consequence or pain?

Premium MemberStar Crossed

We talked
Then walked
The stars aligned
Too briefly
Now two fates
Resigned

We hoped
We dreamed
But not to be
The ache 
Frustrates 
Reality

A senseless joy
When girl 
Meets boy
To lose 
Un-promised
Hopeful joy

Life is cruel
Life is kind
No guarantee
Of hearts
Designed
To meet

The purpose
Only time 
Will tell
It's secret 
To this
Living spell

The universe
Is not to blame
We are not pawns
In some 
Heavenly 
Game

The stars
Burn brightly
For the few
So brief, and yet
Such beauty, true.

Healing waits
And nothing's
Wasted
Just grateful
Briefest love
Was tasted

Premium MemberStar Crossed

Soulmates MIA
life waylaid by confusion
we search a world of
topsy-turvy Escher halls
climbing flights of endless stairs

Premium MemberStar-Crossed Cruise

Cruise ship
Leaves slip

Line rails
Cocktails

Strong breeze
Rough seas

Swigs booze
Bad news

Oh me
Queasy

Boat drill
Felt ill

Grub great
Gained weight

Oh shucks
Tight tux

Played slots
Lost lots

Met Moll
Some doll!

Let's dance?
Perchance?

Git lost!
Star-crossed!

Cruise done
No fun

Premium MemberStar-Crossed Lovers

A man and woman meet on a blind date. Their chemistry,
instantaneous and combustible. Before long, they were happily 
going steady. Their courtship, eventually blossoming into love. 
But one fateful Valentine's Day, a woman from the man's past
resurfaces, shattering the state of their union. A disastrous secret 
comes to the forefront. The woman happens to be the man's wife. 
The man is living a double life. The abrupt end of a love affair.


                             Two couples in love
                      Alas! Their love couldn't last
                                Funny Valentine




Date written: 08/31/2019

Premium MemberStar-Crossed Lovers

The heavenly firmament where the ocean meets
remains steadfast and tolerant
never changing and yet can count the stars. 

Alone in splendor, repose a brief sojourn,
under a blue-green pinion balmy air
has slightly fluttered moving ethereal tides.

Star-crossed lovers move step by step in movements
of the celestial bodies, but constantly
besmirch by outside forces.

In the darkest and most vulnerable,
lissome steps tread the path where silent throes
are heard in waves jealous of blithesome wind.

Star-crossed lovers move step by step in movements
of the celestial bodies, threaded fingers,
no need of exchange of words.

5/25/2018
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberStar Crossed Lovers

darkness yells out the daylight charcoal pencil images join to dance within the void shadows kissing in thin air on this black magic evening suddenly they disappear star crossed - like silhouettes lit 08~11~2014

Premium MemberFurrowed Rows of Star Dust

August skies bring summer showers Thorny thistles, starry flowers Perseids burst before my eyes Star crossed furrows, in disguise Garden angels of the night Prickly blossoms of delight August skies bring summer showers Thorny thistles, starry flowers
___________________________________ Inspired By Nette's Contest: 'Star Dust in an Octelle' Carrie Richards 7/6/13

Premium MemberOn the Edge of a Dream

He was once the sun of her sky
And she, a star from a universe he esteemed
But their star crossed love went awry
Eclipsed by the traverse of moonbeams
A dark moon rising, on the edge of a dream
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.

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