Stelliferous Poems - Poems about Stelliferous

...I king of the hostile quasar ! stelliferous beast without origin anechoic void-crown usurper of the throne without end upon a tundra in the cosmic septentrional : fantastically obscure ......

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... Stelliferous the stars o’erspread that lace the heavens overhead and sparkle plentifully bright to grace the atramental night when face of lumined sol has fled. Sidereals the skies embed......

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... As heartrose epitaphs swathe earthly echoes with swelled up w a v e s of spiritual sirens, sea-fairies collide with honeysuckle footprints, traced by mint-green manta rays al......

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... stelliferous arcs, of chiffon-sewn cosmic chains and rose-glazed silk yarns... a tapestry of crystal ~ love-tendrils on eden's heart.........

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...By happenstance a glance may say we humans saw the light of day in universe’s vast expanse to personate our song and dance within a fleeting earthly stay. At night black velvet sky array stel......

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...New stars are born from those that die as pearly revenants on high to occupy the vaulted sky stelliferous to earthly eye. When Sun shall lose its healing glow that shines upon our world below ......

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...A barred spiral galaxy in the Giraffe has one of the arms curled in front of its core where dust laden lanes in the grouping outpour as Hubble has shown it for earthlings’ behalf. Some sort of ......

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...Within the mind we are confined; the body shuts us in. And sadly sometimes humankind throughout its thick and thin has suffered serious disease that tests our mortal grip on evolution’s risk......

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...I’d glide away into the cosmic flow in quiet of the canopy of night to leave the tumult of the world below with wishes having wings to guide my flight. In quiet of the canopy of night the stel......

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...A pair of blue wings is hovering against the inky black covering within ‘Little Fox’ constellation of Vulpecula designation, portrayed with stipple sidereal in Hubble image ethereal, ‘Hen two......

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...If Keats could have seen through Hubble’s eyes when the sonnet ‘Bright Star’ he wrote, meaning its telescope-imaged skies with those stellar tableaux afloat, would he have noted ‘aloft it hung’......

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...On a stelliferous full moon night, A lady, clad in white, Came out of an oyster. Wow! The crowd is going boisterous! She is wearing a glittery silver gown. Look at that beautiful crown! She is......

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...My genealogical family tree was traced by a relative distant, thus uncovering ancestral names for me, of some who had seemed nonexistent. The past came alive in my fantasy world with visions o......

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...Birth of a pearl on a stelliferous night. Amidst, shimmering iridescence, crepuscular morphing light. Beautiful fireflies dancing to the tune of “aye!” Dressed in white, gracefully gleaming brigh......

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...Infinity is what we sense when musing on the vast immense with universes yet to mold in starry heavens still untold awaiting gazers in suspense. Astronomers of why and whence search stellifer......

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