Poems about Star poems

no armsto break my fallI waithollow-eyedfor sleepsilent sentryin the jungle nightI lie cementedin selfcounting black holesin spacewhere oncethere were starsto wish onAuthor: Harl

I gaze up at the sky each nightfind the brightest star.It's always waiting there for meso close, but yet so far.The star winks in the evening skyand reaches out to me.It magically appears each n

The darkness I embraceFor there is nothing else to do.A star, my star has crashed downInto a peaceful lake of memories, Into the cold land.Her name no men will ever know-Her beauty is now dust

It was a lonely and dark nightI lost directions left and rightThen I saw a star so brightIts lovely cosmic lightAnd now I feel all rightjibin josephAuthor: jibin joseph

Show me the starand I'll show you the loverfor lovers they oft speak of stars and of moonspassed down through the yearsfrom mother to daughterand father to sonthese words make a heart swoon A

I found it at starry night.It was tiny like a dot -Against a black background – white.“It’s impossible” – I thought.I could see it in the sky.It seemed unattainable, And too distant,

Look here a star.You wish on them.If you’re lucky u get it.It stands and shines with hope.I wish with hope Maybe one day I might get it.I’m not tell you what it is.So try your luck.Wish on

Sky Star…., so far….., on a peaceful night…., Blinking…, twinkling…, with a wondrous light…, Sky Star…., so far…., sparkling so bright…., Shimmering…, quivering…,

I saw a shooting star, a falling star tonightAll green and gold, a peacock tail(Perhaps it was a satellite) Anyway it made a signImpressing the silent night upon me.And I knew only that I loved

Your a thousand stars away.The brightest shining star in the sky.You are the glisten of the rain.And the glistening of the stars.Your a thousand starlights away.But still you live in my heart.I

I'm looking at this star tonight, Wishing wishes would come true.I wonder where I stand and lookIf you see the same star too.Does the darkness overwhelm you, Where you stand and look tonight? D

I walk over to the place we used to visit, Where laughter filled the rims of each cup, Flowing over with desire and subdued embraces. Blue flowers floating on crimson waves Making its way into the