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Stardust Poems - Poems about Stardust

Stardust Ink
When the ink runs dry in the introduction, we look to the stars for a conclusion. When the ink runs dry on tear stained pages, we look to the stars for an explanation. When the ink fades to scratches, we look to the stars for salvation. When we let the pen perish in the flames, even stardust cannot bring about reconciliation....

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Categories: stardust, 12th grade, stars,
Form: Free verse
Shooting Stars Are Exactly As You Are
Behind every person’s soul, a universe quietly resides. And I still find it strange that despite that cosmic brilliance, we circle back to fixate on surface-level, fleeting things. Things that could never touch the depth of our own true radiance. We never notice our own beauty—isn’t that beautiful? ...

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Categories: stardust, adventure, art, beautiful, beauty,
Form: Free verse



Stardust and Us
Our bones are dusted with drifting particles, Shards of ancient fragments Flow through our crimson veins And deep, midnight-blue streams. Each star holds a pattern of its own, A glowing map etched across the sky, A story told in flame, A note drifting through time. The universe...

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Categories: stardust, beautiful, imagery, poetry, space,
Form: Free verse
Remember that Starlight and Stardust is Forever
Inspired by our Divinity. Keep shining. Be your authentic self. Remember that Starlight and Stardust is Forever By Michelle Morris 17/03/2025 You and I were created From Starlight and Stardust Such Magical beings we are In our Divinity there is Trust Trust that we are Eternal Trust that we are Loved Trust that we are Guided Sent from Heaven...

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Categories: stardust, encouraging, inspirational, soulmate, stars,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Thinking About Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars
Ziggy was a sexually curious alien A celestial rock star from sanguine Mars a Stardust being who journeyed to Earth A Moon Age Starman made a five-year voyage described in Bowie's playlist as having "a screwed down hairdo like a cat from Japan" Bowie took on the iconic persona of Ziggy who landed in an alley of cardboard boxes. Maybe it...

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Categories: stardust, music,
Form: Ekphrasis



Back To Stardust
Stare at the stars, got one named after you. I been looking everywhere, I cant find it. You set fires to the sky, without you I'd rather die. We belong together in the flames. It burns. It stings. It itches It heals What would you do if I moved on, I'm falling apart. It's too late for us to fall asleep. you, goodbye I can't...

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Categories: stardust, angel,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Stardust Lily
evergreen evening silver stars sparkle softly once gold fades away lily of stardust in magic of summer night glows in pink and white stardust lily scent roams upon a crowded breeze plum night luxuries delicate lily any hour is hers to shine beneath redbird pines ...

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Categories: stardust, beauty, flower, nature, night,
Form: Haiku
Stardust on Autumn Leaves
There’s a door through every form of deadness, Marking the beginning of a fresh era, The cosmos heralds its emergence, Life forms at the gate of the deep. The silence within every deadness speaks volumes, It takes an unperturbed heart to listen and understand, And a tranquil soul to discern the path to another realm, The...

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Categories: stardust, autumn, death, deep, life,
Form: Free verse
Stardust on Autumn Leaves
pale yellow shards of brittle glass shatter under my feet as I stroll along this grey patchwork of concrete and if the world stutters precarious on its spurious axis, I pay it no mind the ice of my pupils melts into inky lashes that bleed cold down my face and in my head, I conjure a universe where every contradiction, every illusion you...

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Categories: stardust, autumn, goodbye, howl, loneliness,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Stardust
Lonely girl sleeping under a spring moon she dreams dancing, stardust gown lonely boy shyly asks her kiss at prom of Milky Way...

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Categories: stardust, 6th grade, 7th grade,
Form: Tanka
Premium Member Stardust On Autumn Leaves
Tantalizing season steps in humming Delightful songs - soar cerise, tangerine, Crimson, red leaves - floating, fluttering Swooshing, spreading light…. Stardust Sprinkled from the misty clouds above, Shimmers dazzling on each petal, flowers Of the magical season sprawled create Tapestry of colours ! Autumn weaves dreams glimmering streaks Of light, murmuring whispers of joy, Decoupage of ravishing colours leaves The footprints of a glorious landscape, melting colours...

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Categories: stardust, autumn, flower,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member - Stardust on Autumn Leaves -
- To reach for the stars - even though it's complicated - a Cinderella dream - ~ quote by poet Filter through leafless trees A metal rust path changes often require sacrifice ...

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Categories: stardust, autumn, change,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Stardust on Autumn Leaves
The air feels nippy as the night stretches, adjusting itself to fit Fall. Silence replaces the songbirds' sweet songs; while wailing winds compose a dirge for Summers's death. And in the cold of night, Jack Frost sprinkles stardust on Autumn leaves, dusting the tops of deciduous trees. And overnight, scarlet, orange, cerise, and gold magically transform green canopies. A shower of colored leaves starts raining down...

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Categories: stardust, autumn, beautiful, beauty, change,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member STARDUST
Showers of stardust on continuous flow in Cosmos sprinkling splendour in dark turquoise sky, silvery spangles glowing as blooming stars. Wonder of periwinkle stars twinkling ...

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Categories: stardust, star, stars,
Form: Free verse
Stardust on autumn leaves
Remember, it was at a dawnbreak's hush. that you planted my spirit's lush paddock. T'was when stars used to twinkle much brighter, And the sun used to shine better than now. Those were happy times when we lived as friends; Our lives were then pleasant and beautiful, When autumn's leaves were picked barrowfuls, That's to show its memory is still fresh. But...

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Categories: stardust, 6th grade, heartbroken, loneliness,
Form: Free verse

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