Wars Star Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberWhen You Must Swing Star Wars Tribute

My lightsaber can be a mood ring,
that is what makes it so powerful. 
It is cathartic when you must swing.

Between lavender and aqua flexing,
never do two shades appear equal.
My lightsaber can be a mood ring.

There’s danger in emotions building, 
be cognizant and keep them stable. 
It is cathartic when you must swing.

A slash will leave your body stinging.
Keep the core temperature normal,
my lightsaber can be a mood ring.

The goal to be the last one standing,
your fire makes that unavoidable.
it is cathartic when you must swing.

I wield a weapon ever-changing.
Pick a fight? Mind the hue be careful. 
My lightsaber can be a mood ring,
it is cathartic when you must swing.


Premium MemberFree The Skies Star Wars Tribute

Sometimes there is only one thing 
that an orchestra brings to mind.
Harsh image of evil marching
with nothing soft, it isn’t kind.

Can you feel it rip through the air? 
Breeding rebellion you loathe it, 
all you can do is pause and stare.

Overwhelming you fear it’s size,
delicate helmets hide black eyes.

Brave pilots in the air battling,
unfairly matched some fall behind. 
Rebels still continue fighting.
A cadence leads the war you’ll find. 

Our Outer Rim’s beyond repair,
the Empire’s crushed it bit by bit.
Desperation’s all that’s left there. 

Alliance and what that implies,
they won’t stop ‘til they free the skies.

Premium MemberThe Severe Star Wars Tribute

From Hoth to Bespin,
it’s been a turbulent ride.
Swapped frozen tundra 
for a city’s slick hustle. 
Built to survive the severe.

Premium MemberIn Just One Year Star Wars Tribute Rondel

In just one year ‘Star Wars’ will turn fifty,
yet it wears this inviolable crown.    
A motion picture of such high renown,
George Lucas gifted us his galaxy. 
I can say with absolute certainty
I’ll be at its opening day downtown.
In just one year
we can see it how it was meant to be. 
Han shot first is how it really went down,
no need to discuss the scene’s runaround.
Back on the big screen causing a frenzy 
in just one year.

Premium MemberDark Star

Dark Star

Dark this mind
Glittering dust

Shiny dark dust
Cloud Reflection
of the light past

Hmm. Heavy deep
life, future, present,
armed. Huge lifer

No war. Peace mind
Full of wars. Of life!

Hmm, hmm
Heavy breath

I am dust
Dust flies

Soul wind
Like the air

You
Star

Be
Life

Our
Dust

Out
Fly

Yeah
Yeah

Dark stars
In the sky


Premium MemberHyperspace Star Wars Tribute

Jump to hyperspace,
don’t be afraid to fly fast.
It is not reckless.

Premium MemberInstant Connection Star Wars Tribute Rondel

With a ‘May the Force be with you.’
we have an instant connection. 
Bespin’s a welcome distraction,
right through the asteroids they flew.

We’re members of the Falcon’s crew,
each essential to it’s function.
With a  ‘May the Force be with you.’
we have an instant connection.

Multiplex, drive-in, the whole slew.
Say it fierce, there’s no objection.
Other films? No competition. 
You tell me that you love them too,
with a  ‘May the Force be with you.’

Premium MemberBare Hands Septolet Star Wars Tribute

     Inflamed 
    deep freeze
       rebels 
    in alliance 

     bare hands 
 are what will nullify 
     the Empire.

Premium MemberSold Out Star Wars Tribute

Walking to the film in tandem,
sold it out for opening night. 
Fanboys and girls define fandom
walking to the film in tandem. 
That iconic phrase 'Rebel Scum'
meant to be under marquee light.
Walking to the film in tandem,
sold it out for opening night.

Premium MemberI am N8LM Duplex Star Wars Tribute

I am N8LM a protocol droid,
an oil bath is good when I’m annoyed;

  Perilous journeys leave me so annoyed, 
  I prefer trips that are less than a parsec;

It’s better to travel less than a parsec,
if you get caught it is all your fault;

   How rude to blame me if it’s your fault 
   I told you unequivocally of the odds! 

Seven hundred and twenty to one odds,
you heard me in NONE of my dialects;

   Fluent in over six million dialects, 
   I will aid you however you see fit;

I translate language so it will fit,
I am N8LM a protocol droid.

Premium MemberSpace Tapestries A Star Wars Tribute

Now, a duel of the fates;
Green and red lightsabers 
buzz with that trademark sound;
To choose the easy path;
Who will win? Our hearts pound;

Now, a duel of the fates;
Jedis don’t know anger
they prefer a clear mind;
As Master Yoda says 
‘Hate leads to suffering.’

Now, a duel of the fates;
There are always two sides,
who’s right is perspective;
Look at each point of view,
What’s true is subjective;

Now, a duel of the fates;
They balance each other,
such similarities;
Light and dark creating 
wondrous space tapestries.

Premium MemberTalk A Little Bit Nerdy Star Wars Tribute

Talk a little bit nerdy just for me,
let’s watch ‘Star Wars’ all night long;
I’ll be your Rebel princess faithfully;

Bury my moan in the theme song,
can you handle a geeky kind of kink? 
The cinematic innuendo let’s prolong;

Putty in your hands before you blink,
you can be part of my wildest dream;
Each scene you recite I’m on the brink;

‘Imperial March’ hits my bloodstream,
keep up with the beat make me scream.

Premium MemberIn The Beginning A Star Wars Tribute Golden Shovel

In the beginning there were three;
An undisputed trinity of reasons 
showing audiences why; 
More enthralled with each scene were they,
a legacy this crowd helped build;
Culture shifted forever with this movie;
A dish served best with friends in theatres.


Star Wars Tribute 
‘Three Reasons Why They Build Movie Theatres

Premium MemberFountain of Youth Star Wars Tribute

An elusive blue snaggletooth, 
I guess I’m not much of a sleuth;
Hidden vinyl Jawa style,
treasure holds a childhood smile;
Find it it’s like a fountain of youth.

Premium MemberStar Spangled Banner

Since I was a small child and would try to sing,
when we rise and sing the praises of "Old Glory,"
it brings tears to my eyes. Maybe it's because we
have endured much to keep our flag flying--too
many wars, too many injured, too many dead.
Or, perhaps, in this "Winter of Our Discontent,"*
whether Red or blue or neutral tan, we can, as one,
STAND UNITED.
                call me old fashioned
         but the star spangled banner
              brings tears to my eyes

*Winter of Our Discontent," novel by John Steinbeck,
Shakespeare's "The Tragedy of King Richard III"

February 9, 2023 
for "It Means A Lot To Me" contest
by Regina McIntosh
© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.

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