Twinkle Star Poems | Examples
These Twinkle Star poems are examples of Star poems about Twinkle. These are the best examples of Star Twinkle poems written by international poets.
Twinkle, twinkle little star,
How I wonder what you are.
You're not a diamond in the sky;
They're earthly gems that people buy -
Crystals, sparkle, cool and icey,
Cheap ones, rhinestones,
Real ones, pricey.
If I could catch a falling star,
I wouldn't put it in my pocket,
But find a fine spun golden chain
And keep it in a locket.
I'd never fear the dark around,
But captivated, navigated,
Safe and sound.
Twinkle, twinkle: the screen-blue faces,
constellating darkened spaces -
dazzled gentlemen and ladies,
shining like the group Pleiades.
But liquid crystal blinds these ‘stars’
from seeing the real ones high and far.
Light pollution - heavy distraction -
allows to be seen just a small sad fraction
of all the night puts on display;
And the San of Africa, so they say,
see more than seven of the sisters blue,
twice more, and if this turns out true,
it’s because their eyes have never been
myopically washed out by a screen.
Dusk fell like dust.
And in the hush of the night
Stars twinkle in splendid formation:
There an Orion, or a Little Bear
Or the famous Pleiades.
So many glitters that dot the vast sky,
In essence a melody superbly charged,
Like magic fingers on an enormous scale,
Delightful arpeggio eliciting occasional sounds
Into an allegro that has one great maestro:
The silver moon that directs all
Into a masterful sonata as its rays
Penetrate on lovers as they dream
Or make love in their various restful places.
Hush, I see many on their sailing boats
Their sail cloth glimmering in silver hues
Upon the vast calm waves of the ocean
With movements of contrasting moods,
A waltz that is so refined in splendid silver sonata.
Of beauty and dreams that fade on sunrise.
My dreams are to swim in stars above.
Just to gaze at starry sky :I love.
Wonderful blue sapphires to twinkle
like clusters of pretty periwinkles.
In charcoal night solemn solitude
stays in serene sublime placid mood.
Phases of Moon not that important
Tapestry of stars always to enchant.
From garden comes jasmine aroma.
Up above starry panorama
Pristine peace , I can feel as best bliss.
Flashed sweetest memory of first kiss.
Hazy silhouette spreads on Milky Way .
Cosmic glaze of distant stars to sway
with reminiscence of my amour ! Though
long lost : Only despondency to glow.
Into a luscious and darkened wood
heading home,I gaze above a lea,
Suddenly I'm not where I should be
as clouds enthrall , my senses allured!
A thousand stars blazing everywhere,
over a mantle of softest pink.
Yet each of them differs... in its blink;
Flaunting its own luster in the air.
One twinkle reflects of dreams quite free;
another flicks umbra, sad 'though wise
And beyond northeast, to my surprise,
this youngest flame, speaks of love's decree!
Twin stars blush in rare hues ...mauve to gold,
quivering on skyline's hallowed grail,
Through prayers deep, I thank nature's trail
where Light leads me to wonders, untold!
Each star has a pattern all its own;
so far away, this cannot be shown.
Stars are envisioned like our Sun;
brilliant and fiery till they are done.
And so we imagine each as a sphere
circling the outer space atmosphere.
With patterns unknown, we use our minds
to conjure up what musing unwinds.
Perhaps, as lovey snowflake designs,
each star is etched with celestial signs;
or like Ursinia- flower's name-
shaped like stars with gold petals aflame.
Stars twinkle on with planned Cosmic goals
letting their magic sky fill our souls-
begging wishes come true in their glow;
searching for patterns we'll never know.
Gazing into the sky so far,
where five points twinkle from a star,
there's more than a spark. The feeling lingers,
as I sit close to where you are,
and hold hands with all five fingers.
“The twinkle of stars got caught in my true love’s eyes.” by author
Like stars which into a night of ebony come peeping,
I glitter as he holds me; I think I’ll not be sleeping.
You are the light in my dark heart
That I inherited devoid of spark
You are the joyful tone in silver song
That catchy yellow melody well known
You are the spark in a baby’s eye
That wrinkle of a twinkle that heart’s delight
How do I praise you with my tattered tongue
Words are not beautiful enough where I’m from
How do I serenade you with my heavy heart
Knowing you are destined you are a holy star
How do I follow you when I stumble so clumsily
How do I swallow you communion hearts bleed
I am not worthy but you made it right
You died on a cross for me you are Christ
Thank you for your love for your sacrifice
Thank you sweet lord for every day every night
Original Nursery Rhyme:
Twinkle, twinkle, little star,
How I wonder what you are!
Up above the world so high,
Like a diamond in the sky.
My Rhyme:
Listen, listen, little dream
How I cry and how I scream!
In my heart, your muse stirs,
Promising my hope is yours.
Listen, listen, little dream
How I cry and how I scream!
Please allow my wishes to become reality,
The moment you hear this rhyme, ASAP!
Twinkle, twinkle little star,
how I wonder what you are.
Does it wear a diamond mask,
bemused, my sister I ask.
Looking up, she tells me,
in its shine the smile we see,
mother flashes for us from far,
she twinkles in heaven as a star.
Stars
Twinkle
Winking at
The moon, make a
Wish
Stars can never sleep- they become restless when they can't twinkle
I am a star,
Bright and shining afar,
Out in the galaxy,
Where wonders never cease.
I twinkle and shine,
Through the darkness so fine,
A beacon of light,
Guiding the lost through the night.
I am a celestial being,
Born of fire and light, so freeing,
I twirl and dance,
In an endless cosmic romance.
I am a star,
A symbol of hope from afar,
I light the way,
For those who need to find their way.
So if you ever feel lost,
Just look up at the heavens and toss,
A wish to the stars above,
And you'll find your way with love.
For I am a star,
Shining brightly and from afar,
A gift from the galaxy,
Full of cosmic majesty.
Jane Taylor 'THE STAR'
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