Starry Poems - Poems about Starry

"People expect all stories of abuse to be loud and angry but they're not. Sometimes they're quiet and cruel and swept under the rug." ~ Trista Mateer When the sky sips wild thyme, and the sun savors swells of zenith, like the sakura essence of spring, I feel beyond the blushing blues, the...

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starry summer night sounds of love across the waves ~ bygone sands of time posted on April 22, 2025...

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A Starry Summer's Night An observed perception of time is seen from a hotel room window in front of a stony beach and linden trees on a calm starry summer night where starlight reflects off the waters of a secluded Norwegian fjord....

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The opaque grains of darkness drizzle silently from the curved cauldron of the seamless onyx sky. The silver embroidered satin tapestry rolls out from the copious cornucopia of the nascent night, as the twilight tinsels dissolve in azure ambiance. The music of silence echoing in the nocturnal sky wakes up the sleeping stars of beauty one by one, designs the...

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The river of life flows freely, whispering ancient secrets under the starry sky, the waves sing with joy, crashing against the shores with the longing for a new beginning, the light of youth shines like a beacon in the deep night, guiding lost steps on the paths of unseen connections, under golden skies, clouds dance in slow and wide...

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Pink skies infest the starry dark. Pest sprays reject the fireflies’ spark. Bald eagles chopped by green windmills. Right whales lie beached as sonar kills. Rage that I can no longer view, Bids my sense of wonder adieux....

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A Starry Winter's Night Stars twinkling in the skies above Norway on a Winter’s night entertain skygazers (circumspect of the weather) observing the phenomena, who embed memories in their minds for recollection when in pensive moods. *** ...

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A (starry eyed) burst of creativity... at approximately a painfully early o'clock in the morning give or take an o'clock found yours truly (me) amassing line after line of a poem crazily coalescing courtesy an extraordinary unfamiliar phenomena while living social within alien nation, said mental and physical explosion vis a vis fast flexing handy dandy appendages creating satisfactory verse in their wake materialized into an unexpected pièce de...

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when Vincent stumbled home through a drizzle of rain ~ what was going on inside that teeming, torturous brain? Did he blaspheme heaven with every profanity and curse? Or did he gaze in wonder at the stars of his exploding universe, and try to make of their blue and yellow light a poultice for his pain?...

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Midnight and, far from my town's bright lights in darkness of sky, I find solace in darkness of sky, I seek freedom I looked at the glittery trail of stars the satellites moving as if stars are racing the pleiades looking like a small ursa major I lay my head on the grass before fog comes to obscure my view before it's...

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On the velvet mantle of night, Twinkling, twinkling, dancing stars Drag me toward their beat And I no longer feel weighted by gravity. My feet leave the floor, My arms spread wide, I'm flying with the stars, Their light dictating my moves. We waltz across the galaxies, Spinning, whirling, Liquid motion in the air. The moon shines on, Our guiding beam, while shooting comets leap by, Adding notes...

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Starry night is out of sight Van Gogh’s work, known day and night He would probably have a fright If he knew how many knew his work on sight Van Gogh’s potential he never did see Painted Starry night in a room under lock and key In a mental institute beside a calm welcoming bay An artist misunderstood by most in his...

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You were with me last spring (and you know who you...

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a brethren of bards starry pens nights of romance write with the owls nod...

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when stars flood our sky ...

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