Time and the starlet

Deep in space-time, she awakes
throws off her mantle of gas

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Stars shine, uncaring,

Lucky Star

I wished upon a star
But instead it was a satellite

The Jungle Book

For the deer, I waited as a lion
To the cheetah, I was too late

For the fish, I shot my eye as a stork
To the kingfisher, I was too late

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The Christmas Star

Poetry challenge: Christmas poem.

 

photo by Debbie

 

Looking up in the black night sky, gazing upon the Christmas Star

What do you wonder, what do think about the shepherds from afar?

What  did they feel when the star appeared above their barn that night?

Did hearts race with excitement when angels filled the sky with light?

Kings bringing gifts to the King of Kings, before Him they bowed low.

Starsun

In the daytime, in the forest
I saw a star up in the trees
High up in the leafy green
Filtered through the leaves
I guess it was quite dark in there
with not a lot of light
So the day could be forgiven
for thinking it was night

Wish,

That cool windy night,
we could only see the bright moonlight.
Looking up at the sky that is so far,
We made a wish upon the star.

A Magnificently, Extraordinary Journey Indeed.

Once upon a time I opened a book.

Beyond its pages is where I had to look.

Deep in the centre,

Was the World that I entered…

I fell down a rabbit hole,

To be greeted by my friend the mole.

As we walked people would shout ‘hello’,

The road we followed, the brightest of yellow.