Star Metaphor Poems

I'll climb
the tallest mountains with no stress,
I just need~
a helmet, rope, and other climbing gear,
warm layers, good boots, maybe some fear,
a bit of my heart...

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The glow in my life can’t dim,
It kindles as starlight,
Revealed as sparks of a dark night,
But consumed by great heights.

Still shines when the twilight deepens,
When...

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       Everywhere you stand out
    in the sea...

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Brains and guts orbit the soul—
that polar star searing in the marrow of being.

I was born somewhere between Einstein’s neurons
Ginsburg beat poetry, the birth of...

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Mind of the heart

Neither thinking 
nor feeling
~ Void ~

Soul penetrates...

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Wandering  the two in between the kingdoms 
One side, quiet and bright, flagged the havens
The other, earthly world, noisy and light dim
Drifting up or...

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I dance with the shimmering stars in the darkness of night.
I mingled with meteors leaving a brilliant trail until out of sight.
Through all tribulations, I...

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Sweetling,
the ground is steady here
come, stand beside me
let the world shift and tremble;
still, we remain.
      We are unshaken.

My Dream,
the space...

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Some say stars are
sky glitter -- 
every girl likes a little
extra sparkle,
and every boy needs
direction of loftier eyes

every soul seeking greater
constellation

nearer horizons
I keep my sighs....
...

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Like pool hall hustlers, they gathered at night.
Some twinkled dimly, some shone bright. 
I could only stand and stare.
I'll make a punk sing "Twinkle, Twinkle...

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My old guitar has traveled many miles,
And seen its fair share of tears but many more smiles. 

Its listeners vary – some will stop and...

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     poetry
     shooting
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ALUTA CONTINUA : FORCED REMOVALS 

( Poet’s Note : I’m posting this poem here as a South African history student recently asked to interview poet...

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Ah, luminous white she blooms a deceptive ghost  
lover of dark arts of charisma and night
moon seducer  logic diffuser  defense reducer ...

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Emily, you stitched the world into small, precise syllables,
tucking eternity into lines so brief,
they might be mistaken for whispers.
But in your whispers, there were earthquakes,
the...

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