Poems on the topic: star

Poems on the topic “star” on Poets.by.

RomanticCharles V. Chambila

Shooting Stars

Are shooting star wishes real? Would you lie down with me if I asked? Lets gaze upon the stars, Let's wait for shooting stars to make our wishes' My wish is we fall in love to our last breaths, Like the way shooting stars fall to earth No matter where we fall, In good and bad, For better for worse, In poorer and richer, In pain and happiness, Let's take-off to an abandoned place, where we can live alone in the forgotten times
RomanticCelestie777

The oldest lovestory

Moon is the most beautiful among all stars, except one oh! that magnificent sun She blushes and hides Whenever he rise He lights up the whole world Searching for her But she is made to be different and lonely This is the world's oldest lovestory Written on the skies How true love is always there And miles apart, Always behind but never beside He brings the day and she rules the night both too comfortable there to leave it beside, twilight brings the messages to them each Because when they meet it causes an eclipse.
Sadbubbletaetae_

goodbye

Thank you for all the smiles you gifted to me, and for making my heart flutter and squeeze until the stars disappeared into the sunrise.
InspiredBronte Gallegos

Dance With Nature

Dance beneath the stars as you drink in the night. Let the thunder over take you as the lightening fills the sky. Feel the force of nature penetrate your skin, spin with world as the magic sinks in
ContemplativeRhoda Clark

Moment Uncovered Is

No use looking now I'm gone to BEING coverings left in heaps on the floor/sandals shot like stars across the room no use looking there mostly it was lies/no matter now yesterday's time falls heavy at my feet poised uncovered trembling at the peak of sharper pyramids than these invisible without my time IS IN BEING ENOUGH not now digging relics in a future blasted out of infinite the moment winged
InspiredLenore Kandel

Grant Avenue

they say there's this city ordinance against wandering I'm guilty Ignorance of the law is no excuse but I've seen NO PARKING signs NO SPITTING signs NO SMOKING signs lots of other NO signs but I've never seen a NO WANDERING sign yet thank god the dictionary says wandering is: a roaming at will; traveling I say it's also a way of life open to the world like a sea anemone to a rich green wave I absorb the flowers and the faces and the words I devour the multitude, swallow the universe and all and everything of it becomes myself the wonder of the world is my most essential food my absolute and alchemical body would starve without it
ContemplativeLarry Eigner

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nights the spectrum of goods lights hauls fast or it's haphazard ground the earth known was a process slow like stars burn a good while bulldoze clear floors some of the land to the wind
ContemplativeKit Robinson

Angel Shakes at Lucky's

speech has chinks in its wall of sound. through them I hear the Pleiades blink off for the night. it's called "after hours". lean buildings stand, fresh and legible paint slips hoist, and men are poised in relief against. Lucky Arch's, a proposed monument to that sound.
DreamyEric Weinberger

Brownsville Jail-- Mar. 12, 1952

The empty steel bunk above me has many holes drilled in it Through which the ceiling is sky Scratched pornography for stars Sweet incredibly innocent star bodies The position of the hands the give away of love
RomanticDarrell Gray

To the Romantic Poets

Yes, she is the beautiful night So lovely a night the stars get lost in her, And yet from her wrists and lips unwind The perilous dimes lost in subways-- A spiral of effluvia We recognize as history-- The Israelites Must battle the Arabs Far from the moon's bright garden In whose center blooms The insomniac rose And yet She is the night of beauty The angel whose name Lifts the wet grass And topples the insect gently
SadAmelia Whyatt

Dissection

I promised her the stars; She took the moon. -all I am worth
ContemplativeAlisha S.

Sleep.

As the world is engulfed in darkness as the moon comes out to play as the sun's fire fades as the stars illuminate the world as the predators awaken as the prey falls asleep as I gaze outside as the fragile Earth disappears.

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