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Stars Poems

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Premium Member A Most Distant Sun

Knowing our Sun was once a star
permits my thoughts to wander far.
Raising my eyes at night to see
the twinkling stars look back at me.

The closest ones fill out my view,
and far beyond Earth's avenue,
deep endless space holds many more
beyond which we cannot explore

Are we alone- most want to know!
Probability assumes no!
A star can turn into a Sun-
attracting planets to be spun.

A distant Sun could be like ours
progressing from the realm of stars,
develop its own atmosphere;
that part for life becomes so clear.

Providing all the minerals
and moisture in the air that spills
in making clouds that form the rain
which living things must have, retain.

The law of probability
says yes! Impossibility -
Earth can not be the only one!
Surely, there is a distant Sun.

Premium Member Blue Night

night drifts~
blue lanterns hum,
their light a quiet wish.

I wander through the hush of stars,
longing

A trip among the stars

A trip among the stars 

 

Sail away in a boat of shining stars 

Far into the black night 

Until earth is only a memory 

And infinity stretches like a road 

Of dreams and hopes 

Sail away on a sea of white clouds 

Touch the moon and say hello 

No fear ancestor courage fills the heart 

Remembrance of yesterday never left behind 

Sail away sail away no thought of coming back 

Fills the mind only adventures without end seem to wait 

The small boat built of stars and moonbeams and white clouds


Premium Member Smile Than Cry

Humble sunflower
Humble smile
Smile with grace
Smile with pride
Pride is the devil
Pride is power
Power in showing up
Power in not giving up
Up with the dead 
Up with the living
Living with revelation
Living with werewolves
Werewolves are sheep
Werewolves are real
Real silver 
Real stars
Stars give guidance
Stars give light
Light up the world 
Light shines on money
Money for me 
Money for you
You have choices 
You can love 
Love to fight
Love to fly
Fly through time
Fly without wings 
Wings translucent 
Wings never sleep
Sleep talk
Sleep walk
Walk on fire
Walk on the moon
Moon landing 
Moon crash
Crash against the stars
Crash on man
Man made
Man king
King shame
King David
David defeats Goliath
David the artist
Artist struggles 
Artist cry
Cry for joy
Cry for pain
Pain
Joy

Premium Member Eastern Sierra

Take me to the high desert where the Sierras touch the sky.
Beside my tent an ice cold creek hastily rushes by.
Above me a thousand stars mesmerize the eye.

The jagged mountains come alive as the sun rises in my eye,
Casting a reddish glow on the earth below a golden sky.
Out of nowhere a roadrunner comically passes by.

The Alabama Hills beckon from a dusty trail close by.
Two crows call noisily from a tree and look me in the eye.
After a lengthy conversation, they fly off in a cloudless sky. 

I marvel at the sunset, below a crimson sky, captured by my camera's photographic eye.

Premium Member Threads

midnight settles over unbroken plain,
crickets stitch faint threads of sound,
stars embrace the silence


Premium Member Sparkling Stars

Syllable Structure: 8, 10,7,9,6,8,8
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Stars sparkle, scattering silver,       
Silent skies glitter, serenely sublime,        
Distant diamonds, divine dance,          
Glittering globes gleam, glowing gently, 
Brilliant beacons burn bright                         
Whispering wonders to whole world,  
Fanciful fantasies flow fast.

Premium Member autumn stars

night sky, autumn stars:
my wife's gentle thoughtfulness
my son's compassion

Premium Member Crystal Kisses

Oh star laden night
Most precious sight 
Hold me in your arms 
My lust-lustered delight 

What ecstacy this 
Celestial bliss 
Your lightest touch taunts 
With a crisp crystal kiss 

Sweet speckles in time
Lush and sublime
Closer to heaven 
The more mountains you climb

Premium Member Saudade of Stars -KR

Pierce
this
vale of
far darkness
with the flame that lives
within your ever moving soul.
The wish of a star can never be told in silence
but if they could speak I'd imagine they'd wish upon a soul that someone might tell them
'sweet star burn bright at night! Burn free and clear and show us the way to our own heart's desires'… at least I can dream it that way for my milky way.
And if the stars wondered what I might wish upon them, I'd whisper so softly 'I want to know how brightly you burn up close and happily do call me Icarus that I, too may meet my fate at the hands of unbridled joy!

Premium Member Teacup of the Stars

I've been experimenting with Poetry Soup's "Shape Poem Generator."  This is my first attempt
                                                    Someone
              left a blue teacup on the porch rail— silver around
              the rim, a little chipped on one side like it’s lived
              a life. The night leans over it, not gracefully, more
              like a tired guest trying to pour stars        without
               spilling too many. A few miss the cup           entirely,
               skittering across the wood like                   bright
               crumbs. The moon watches, not
               offering advice, just hanging there                with
                its usual half-smile. By the time                 the cup
                is full, the sky looks lighter— as                if
                giving away a handful of its
                brightness wasn’t such a big deal.               You
                 could lift the cup, if you wanted,            and sip
                 whatever the night tastes like              today.
                 Probably something quiet.            Probably
                 something true.

Premium Member Final Answer


Contest: In The Stars
Sponsor: Robert James Liguori

For all we try to be and do;
For all we try to say or not say;
For all the time given in life to us;
For all our choices to go or stay.

Indeed, it matters much about us;
About all we contribute to the journey;
About all our sucesses and failures.
But there's far more to it than us alone.

Call it the Stars, Fate, or Happenstance.
Call it the Universe if we so choose.
Credit ourselves when we win;
And blame others when we lose.

The Stars said, "Neither strolls,voices,
Nor visions dwell with me".
Fate said, "When in time you come
My way, remember that I have neither
Say nor influence".
Happenstance said, "I have neither
Consciousness, control, nor creativity".
And lastly, Universe said, "Although I
Appear to be an ever seeing eye, an
Overseer I am not".

From where will the final answer come?
To whom then may we turn for appeals?
Who will be the ultimate judge of us all?
Stars? Fate? Happenstance? Or Universe?
Or, will we hear the voice of God saying,
"Come unto me"?

Premium Member In the Stars

Inspired by Robert James Liguori's" In The Stars By The Rolling Stones Poetry Contest"

Living in this world of sin
where evil and corruption run wild,
can you recall a sweeter time
than when you were but a child?

We go to school and think we’ve learned
the right and necessary things,
then work our jobs; like zombies
as we live for what the weekend brings.

Take a pause and look up to the sky.
See the stars glistening up there.
In the stars, might we find escape
from all the bad bringing us despair?

Take somebody’s hand; forge a bond.
Know that death will not be your end.
There’s a world beyond the brightest stars
where there’s love you cannot comprehend.

Live in the now with gratitude
no matter the challenges that come.
As stars’ dust brings new life,
like those stars above you can become.

Premium Member In the Stars

The second hand on the clock mercilessly drones on.
Surrealistic seconds spin dizzyingly.
Distorted colours of sagging sunrises melt into intoxicated sunsets.
Vapours of innocence dissipate into laughing
stars,
hysterically hyperventilating on sorrow’s torment.

The stinging dirt beneath my feet offers no condolences,
only festering deeper into subcutaneous wounds,
infecting every white blood cell until delirium overrides.

Shame and regret drip from screaming clouds
as a murder of crows gathers in the dank ambience,
criticisingly cawing between razor-thin lapses in time.

Frenzied winds obscure judgement.
Vines of poison ivy tangle,
dragging me down in the pandemonium,
whilst a growling ground begins to open,
exposing the truth—my festering grave.

Feel the accelerating pain of memories taking hold.
Already dead, drugged by denial,
a soul bound to a faded reality,
vanished within the cracks hidden
within the confines of time.

Premium Member Field Of Blue

A field of blue 
For who? 
US or you
If I red, this right 
About the American white 
Knight's 
Field of blue 
Seeking justice true 
Using a vigilant eagle eye 
Persevering every try 
Proudly raising the flag high 
It flies 
Message sent 
Throughout the forging valley's tent 
Watching old glory touch the stars 
Blue field defends its red, white bars 
Healing any freedom scars 
Fifty or thirteen 
It all means 
The same 
When one claims 
An independent life 
While piping the fife 
And banging a drum 
Feeling welcome 
Under the blue sky 
Where the American flag flies 
High
Sounding the call 
Down at the mall 
Holiday sale all 
Month long 
Playing patriotic songs 
Before debating what is wrong 
Making us blue 
Wondering exactly what is true?
That is how we act 
And if you do not like it, go pack

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