Science Fiction Sonnet Poems

As the times do change, gravity's no well,
Based on past returns divine tomorrow,
So many obsess 'bout how others fell,
'Scape velocity's the air to arrow.
Energy equals...

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A news flash said there is no tomorrow 
And it fills me with a feeling of dread
A pity that more time we can't borrow
This time...

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Beneath the yawning azure skies of Earth,
          We left our seed to wend the Sea of...

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 I woke to a tune playing in my head
that was Tim, my mom timed him to wake me.
Tim's a telepathic, implant, module
and till I...

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Across the boundless empyrean region
A band of light is seen in the night sky
Shining to shepherd all the earth's legion
That a naked eye can hardly...

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Twenty years on I'm visiting the moon,
Enjoying a space tour for retirees,
An experience out-world and a boon:
Low gravity is great for my old knees.

Hotter than...

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Digital beauty encoded in space
Densely packaged with binary relays
A hybrid of English et en Français
Dreaming out loungey soft beats and delays
 
Super 45’s and magnetic...

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11. They came to devour and sin.
I was briefed by a cornucopia of beings:
From Torchwood, ARGUS, SHIELD and their kin;
The Talamasca, The Shop and MiB...

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6. Softly she sits upon my knee.
I doze and drift as the radio squeaks
Of sunspots and the honeybee.
The cab wind whistles and creeks.
I sense monstrous,...

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1. Ripples in warm sunbeams dwell.
From a sandy cocoon I wake and stir.
A floater in the blue does knell,
A dot, a stain, a blackened blur.
Am...

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Sci-fi fantasy, please come hence to me.
Show me wonder,  space opera blunder.
Show the Galaxy, the worlds I must see.
A droid, a spaceship, through the...

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There is a tale of four giant creatures
They are deadly and they are vicious
They each have their own horrifying features
The treasure they guard are precious
The...

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He stands and scans the sky; 
he searches for a light,
as on that distant night.
"I didn't tell a lie -
I'm not that kind of guy,"
he...

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I know that I have called this a sonnet, and I recognise that it falls short of such an esteemed form, but it is my...

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You were a shining Star.
Few of many in the sky.
Looking up so very high,
Not knowing why you are.

Close and set you are far.
Spinning flames ...

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